I second that suggestion. It would make things much easier if the folders tree would behave like, say, the one in Windows Explorer.

Being a "keyboard user" more than a "mouse user" I have two additional wishes. Both concern quick jumps by typing a letter to select the next folder beginning with that letter.

1. Allow quick jumps to folders that start with a non-US-ASCII character
2. Refresh message list and preview pane to keep them in sync with the selected folder.

A note on #2:

Currently, Pegasus still displays the contents of the previously

selected folder - even when I press Tab to get to the message list

pane. Synching with a short delay to avoid drawing the list for every folder visited (like

Windows Explorer) would be perfect. Synching when I tab over to the

list pane would also be OK.

Erik 

Dear All,

I have an extensive tray and folder structure (>900) down to approximately six levels. There are two functions I am somehow missing and which I believe could make life much easier when dropping mails into this long tree structures or when navigating through the jungle.

1. Collapsed trays should open (unfold) stepwise when a message is being dragged (and hold) on a closed tray.
2. Tray structure status restore - which means that the tray tree / branch

   structure, consisting of various levels of opened and closed sub-trays,

   should be restored during opening to unfold to the status before being

   closed. This would allow to quickly open a nicely structure multi-level

   'branch' of a tray 'tree" and then with a click collapse it again to provide a less

   space consuming simpler structure.

At the moment all levels of sub-trays are closed and need to be opened one by one if a higher level tray icon (e.g. top level) had been closed.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Thomas