Hello Martin!

** On Thursday 11.06.20 - 09:39, Martin Foster wrote to August Abolins:

The "+" indicator is only present in echomail messages if it's enabled
in: Config -> Options -> Messages -> Hold own messages

It's disabled by default.

Just thought I'd mention that :)

That's why you need to be here.

The original message though was a bit vague on "how do I see/read my own messages". And then I come along and have no problem seeing my own
messages (all because I did a Config/Options/Messages/Hold a l-o-n-g time ago).


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El 13/6/20 a las 04:31, Martin Foster escribió:

Hello Fernando!

*** Thursday 11.06.20 at 12:36, Fernando Toledo wrote to Martin Foster:

Hi how to save/see the Sent messages at openxp?

openxp saves every message that you send, and identifies them with
your full name and a "+" next to the message.

'scuse me :-)

The "+" indicator is only present in echomail messages if it's enabled in:
Config -> Options -> Messages -> Hold own messages

It's disabled by default.

Just thought I'd mention that :)

cool, thanks for these tips!

Something you need to know about this is that the "+" indicator against your own echomail messages is not designed as an easy means of seeing your own echomail messages, it is designed to prevent OpenXP from deleting
them.

Thanks . I searching for the "Sent" folder behavior like another mail
clients

Saludo!
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Hello Fernando!

** On Saturday 13.06.20 - 14:19, Fernando Toledo wrote to Martin Foster:

Something you need to know about this is that the "+" indicator
against your own echomail messages is not designed as an easy means of
seeing your own echomail messages, it is designed to prevent OpenXP
from deleting them.

Thanks . I searching for the "Sent" folder behavior like another mail clients

OXP doesn't have a Sent folder.

But you can search for any of your messages [1] per echo, or over your [2] entire echo collection.

If [1], just select the echo of interest, press <ENTER> to get the list of messages. Then, from the top menu, select Message/Search../User, and
enter part of your name.

IF [2], just stay in the full Echolist view, and then from the top menu, select Message/Search../User, and enter part of your name - and it will search for your messages across all the echos.


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Hello Martin!

** On Saturday 13.06.20 - 08:31, Martin Foster wrote to Fernando Toledo:

in: Config -> Options -> Messages -> Hold own messages

It's disabled by default.

Something you need to know about this is that the "+" indicator
against your own echomail messages is not designed as an easy means
of seeing your own echomail messages, it is designed to prevent
OpenXP from deleting them.

It kind of a like dual function. It holds your messages automatically,
plus any that you marked Hold manually. :)

But it is probably best to just use the global S)earch by username.


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