Re: Lotus Notes: How do I config to highlight folders thathave new emails?

I agree - the UI in Notes is really strange - but that makes Lotus and IBM 
great bedfellows, as both often seem to ignore the rest of the world. I mean, 
these days, what other application does not let you click in a list, then hold 
down control or shift and click to select other items? Not Notes? No sirree - 
have to drag alongside - yuk!

And pasting in text - have to go to the Edit menu and pick a special way NOT to 
have it over-format the text - probably a setting but again Yuk! Pasting text 
should not be a "special" thing, IMO.

I'd better stop now - thanks, I needed that!

-------------- Original message -------------- 
From: Dan <dan27649@xxxxxxxxx> 

> On 5/19/06, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote: 
> > 
> > I think there are ways to use other clients. But I don't know how, or 
> > care to. 
> > 
> > I think the disappearing highlight is a known issue. I forget what the 
> > resolution is for it. You have support? Or maybe try the domino400 list 
> > hosted here. 
> 
> 
> Thanks. I'll check that out. 
> 
> Sometimes moving out of your comfort zone from one UI to another can be a 
> > big challenge. Heck, there's still a lot of people using SEU versus WDSC. 
> 
> 
> ;-) The problem I have with Notes' UI is that it seems to be different for 
> the sake of being different. On the whole, I have yet to find an instance 
> where a Notes design "choice" is more intuitive or functional than what 
> exists in Outlook or Tbird. *Perhaps* when using Notes with all of its 
> capabilities (beyond email), the UI makes more sense. 
> 
> - Dan 
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