Often I get digest mails from different sources and I am interested in
just a few threads/ messages in it or in entries in case of job-work ad
digests.

but I forget after reading and I need to search that again next time
when I access that mail.

It would help if there is some method that lets me highlight (change
foreground or background color or font size etc (text mails),so that I
can visually find that different color/ size part and then read only
these parts.

Any add on for that?

thanks.
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V S Rawat keyboarded, On 7/24/2008 3:13 AM :
> Often I get digest mails from different sources and I am interested in
> just a few threads/ messages in it or in entries in case of job-work
> ad digests.
>
> but I forget after reading and I need to search that again next time
> when I access that mail.
>
> It would help if there is some method that lets me highlight (change
> foreground or background color or font size etc (text mails),so that I
> can visually find that different color/ size part and then read only
> these parts.
>
> Any add on for that?
>
> thanks.

Not within the current design structure of the *.msf Mork db. That
leaves editing the messages themselfs and there are strong ethical
resions why that ability has not been supported. There are some Notes
type add-ons that may work for you.

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On 7/24/2008 1:03 PM India Time, _Ron K._ wrote:

> V S Rawat keyboarded, On 7/24/2008 3:13 AM :
>> Often I get digest mails from different sources and I am interested in
>> just a few threads/ messages in it or in entries in case of job-work
>> ad digests.
>>
>> but I forget after reading and I need to search that again next time
>> when I access that mail.
>>
>> It would help if there is some method that lets me highlight (change
>> foreground or background color or font size etc (text mails),so that I
>> can visually find that different color/ size part and then read only
>> these parts.
>>
>> Any add on for that?
>>
>> thanks.
>
> Not within the current design structure of the *.msf Mork db. That
> leaves editing the messages themselfs and there are strong ethical
> resions why that ability has not been supported. There are some Notes
> type add-ons that may work for you.
>

would you like to mention a few notes type add-ons that are better ones.

It would serve my purpose if I could sort of bookmark a mail to a note
and then clicking on that would take me directly to that line in that
mail in that folder, wherever I had been when I click that.

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V S Rawat keyboarded, On 7/29/2008 5:52 AM :
> On 7/24/2008 1:03 PM India Time, _Ron K._ wrote:
>
>> V S Rawat keyboarded, On 7/24/2008 3:13 AM :
>>> Often I get digest mails from different sources and I am interested
>>> in just a few threads/ messages in it or in entries in case of
>>> job-work ad digests.
>>>
>>> but I forget after reading and I need to search that again next time
>>> when I access that mail.
>>>
>>> It would help if there is some method that lets me highlight (change
>>> foreground or background color or font size etc (text mails),so that
>>> I can visually find that different color/ size part and then read
>>> only these parts.
>>>
>>> Any add on for that?
>>>
>>> thanks.
>>
>> Not within the current design structure of the *.msf Mork db. That
>> leaves editing the messages themselfs and there are strong ethical
>> resions why that ability has not been supported. There are some
>> Notes type add-ons that may work for you.
>>
>
> would you like to mention a few notes type add-ons that are better ones.

Use the Extensions link in Help menu and search the Tb Add-ons. I do
not use any of those add-ons so have no suggestions.

>
> It would serve my purpose if I could sort of bookmark a mail to a note
> and then clicking on that would take me directly to that line in that
> mail in that folder, wherever I had been when I click that.
>

Go to mozdev.org and get the Mail Tweaks extension, it has an option to
number the messages within a Mailbox.
Also check out the Tb extensions at
http://nic-nac-project.de/~kaosmos/index-en.html

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Ron K. wrote:
> V S Rawat keyboarded, On 7/29/2008 5:52 AM :
>> On 7/24/2008 1:03 PM India Time, _Ron K._ wrote:
>>
>>> V S Rawat keyboarded, On 7/24/2008 3:13 AM :
>>>> Often I get digest mails from different sources and I am interested
>>>> in just a few threads/ messages in it or in entries in case of
>>>> job-work ad digests.
>>>>
>>>> but I forget after reading and I need to search that again next time
>>>> when I access that mail.
>>>>
>>>> It would help if there is some method that lets me highlight (change
>>>> foreground or background color or font size etc (text mails),so that
>>>> I can visually find that different color/ size part and then read
>>>> only these parts.
>>>>
>>>> Any add on for that?
>>>>
>>>> thanks.
>>>
>>> Not within the current design structure of the *.msf Mork db. That
>>> leaves editing the messages themselfs and there are strong ethical
>>> resions why that ability has not been supported. There are some
>>> Notes type add-ons that may work for you.
>>>
>>
>> would you like to mention a few notes type add-ons that are better ones.
>
> Use the Extensions link in Help menu and search the Tb Add-ons. I do
> not use any of those add-ons so have no suggestions.
>
>>
>> It would serve my purpose if I could sort of bookmark a mail to a note
>> and then clicking on that would take me directly to that line in that
>> mail in that folder, wherever I had been when I click that.
>>
>
> Go to mozdev.org and get the Mail Tweaks extension, it has an option to
> number the messages within a Mailbox.
> Also check out the Tb extensions at
> http://nic-nac-project.de/~kaosmos/index-en.html
>

you might find the "quote colors" add-on useful if it has been updated
recently...

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sean bean keyboarded, On 7/29/2008 10:57 AM :
> Ron K. wrote:
>> V S Rawat keyboarded, On 7/29/2008 5:52 AM :
>>> On 7/24/2008 1:03 PM India Time, _Ron K._ wrote:
>>>
>>>> V S Rawat keyboarded, On 7/24/2008 3:13 AM :
>>>>> Often I get digest mails from different sources and I am
>>>>> interested in just a few threads/ messages in it or in entries in
>>>>> case of job-work ad digests.
>>>>>
>>>>> but I forget after reading and I need to search that again next
>>>>> time when I access that mail.
>>>>>
>>>>> It would help if there is some method that lets me highlight
>>>>> (change foreground or background color or font size etc (text
>>>>> mails),so that I can visually find that different color/ size part
>>>>> and then read only these parts.
>>>>>
>>>>> Any add on for that?
>>>>>
>>>>> thanks.
>>>>
>>>> Not within the current design structure of the *.msf Mork db. That
>>>> leaves editing the messages themselfs and there are strong ethical
>>>> resions why that ability has not been supported. There are some
>>>> Notes type add-ons that may work for you.
>>>>
>>>
>>> would you like to mention a few notes type add-ons that are better
>>> ones.
>>
>> Use the Extensions link in Help menu and search the Tb Add-ons. I do
>> not use any of those add-ons so have no suggestions.
>>
>>>
>>> It would serve my purpose if I could sort of bookmark a mail to a
>>> note and then clicking on that would take me directly to that line
>>> in that mail in that folder, wherever I had been when I click that.
>>>
>>
>> Go to mozdev.org and get the Mail Tweaks extension, it has an option
>> to number the messages within a Mailbox.
>> Also check out the Tb extensions at
>> http://nic-nac-project.de/~kaosmos/index-en.html
>>
>
> you might find the "quote colors" add-on useful if it has been updated
> recently...
>

It would be nice if Quote Colors were updated because it was bugged to
the point I stopped using it and went back to use of a userContent.css
set of style rules.

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