[quote user="philip_percival"][quote user="HDT"]
- If 2. is true: I bet you have turned on sorting "unread before read".
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Thank you very much, I have to confess, I have not even thought of that despite having used pmail since the dos version. I have learnt a lot more about how the hierrach.pm file works though from reading lots of other postings here, and had spotted the strange order of messages which I fondly imagined were in date order.
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You are not allone ...
This is something which also just happened to me and another computer I was looking after ... and it really puzzled me how I/that person could have accidentally switched it on (read before unread). Well, the explanation was something which I never thought of.
When you click on the most left column header in the email list view then the column (emails) is (are) NOT sorted as to having attachments or not, what one may assume, but weather they were read or not! The attachment symbols as well as the ticks for 'read' are both in the same column! ... it is fairly easy to accidentally click on that column header. Maybe something to be changed in the next version ;-)
Cheers
Thomas
[quote user="philip_percival"][quote user="HDT"]<ol><li>If 2. is true: I bet you have turned on sorting "unread before read".
</li></ol><p>[/quote]</p><p>&nbsp;Thank you very much, I have to confess, I have not even thought of that despite having used pmail since the dos version.&nbsp; I have learnt a lot more about how the hierrach.pm file works though from reading lots of other postings here, and had spotted the strange order of messages which I fondly imagined were in date order.
</p><p>[/quote]</p><p>&nbsp;You are not allone ...
This is something which also just happened to me and another computer I was looking after ... and it really puzzled me how I/that person could have accidentally switched it on (read before unread). Well, the explanation was something which I never thought of.
When you click on the most left column header in the email list view then the column (emails) is (are) NOT sorted as to having attachments or not, what one may assume, but weather they were read or not! The attachment symbols as well as the ticks for 'read' are both in the same column!&nbsp; ... it is fairly easy to accidentally click on that column header. Maybe something to be changed in the next version ;-)
Cheers
Thomas
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