Does this sound like what you are seeing? From the help file:
The two colour buttons in this section allow you to alter the colours Pegasus Mail uses in its list of folders to identify folders that contain new mail. The first button, Colour for folders containing unread mail, defines the colour that is used for any folder containing messages that have not been marked as read. The second button, Colour for folders containing recent unread mail defines the colour Pegasus Mail should use to identify folders into which mail has been moved since they were last opened in the current session. Note that mail is only "recent" if it is received while the program is running: as soon as you exit and restart Pegasus Mail, any messages that were "recent" in the previous session simply become "unread" in the new session.
Notice that 1) "new mail" is not the same as unread mail, and 2) "new mail" is no longer considered new mail (recent) once in a new session of Pegasus Mail.
<p>Does this sound like what you are seeing?&nbsp; From the help file:</p><p>The two colour buttons in this section allow you to alter the colours Pegasus Mail uses in its list of folders to identify folders that contain new mail. The first button, Colour for folders containing unread mail, defines the colour that is used for any folder containing messages that have not been marked as read. The second button, Colour for folders containing recent unread mail defines the colour Pegasus Mail should use to identify folders into which mail has been moved since they were last opened in the current session. <u>Note that mail is only "recent" if it is received while the program is running: as soon as you exit and restart Pegasus Mail, any messages that were "recent" in the previous session simply become "unread" in the new session</u>. </p><p>Notice that 1) "new mail" is not the same as unread mail, and 2) "new mail" is no longer considered new mail (recent) once in a new session of Pegasus Mail.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p>