In article
<arkayREMOVE-F627DE.02394410022008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
aRKay <arkayREMOVE@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> In article <fmoore-7AD114.13040607022008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> Fred Moore <fmoore@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> >
> > Under the 'Windows' item in the menu bar is the totally obvious, yet
> > delightfully obscure, item 'Show Filters List'. There it is, big as
> > life, under the first folder '*': 'Highlight [in pink] if 'from'
> > contains "fmoore@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" '. I doubleclicked on that entry and
changed
> > the background color.
> >
> > I knew it had to be something obvious. Thanks for helping me re-think
> > this.
>
> I am still confused on how you add a background color? Any help will be
> appreciated
I'm confused by your question. Did you want to know how to create a
filter that will add highlight colors or how to add colors to those
filters. (Just having morning coffee now so I'm still naturally confused
;).)
Example of creating a filter: If message from (You, email@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
for
newsgroups.com) highlight (select colors).
In this same window, there are two overlapping color swatches visible.
The top one changes text color. The one underneath, changes background
color. Click on either swatch to show a box of colors to choose from.
Click a color to select it or click Other to create a custom color.
The filter is applied to the list of available messages - the list that
shows author, subject, date and similar details as line items. With the
example filter in action, messages sent by you are shown with the colors
selected in your filter.
--
Sharon F
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