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I hope this is the correct NG to post this query - if now, please
accept my apology.

One of the really nice features about Thunderbird is the ability to
"color-code" email messages by simply pressing a number when the
message is high-lighted (1=red, 3=Green, 4=Blue, etc.).

Since I separate my emails into multiple folders under the InBox, it
would be nice to be able to color code a "folder name" as well - just
as a reminder to myself that I have a "priority" email in that folder.

It would be nice if it was "automatic", but a manual method would be
fine as well.

Thanks,
Lee Peedin
President, The Rexx Language Association
www.rexxla.org

Lee Peedin wrote:
> I hope this is the correct NG to post this query - if now, please
> accept my apology.
>
> One of the really nice features about Thunderbird is the ability to
> "color-code" email messages by simply pressing a number when the
> message is high-lighted (1=red, 3=Green, 4=Blue, etc.).
>
> Since I separate my emails into multiple folders under the InBox, it
> would be nice to be able to color code a "folder name" as well - just
> as a reminder to myself that I have a "priority" email in that folder.
>
> It would be nice if it was "automatic", but a manual method would be
> fine as well.
>
> Thanks,
> Lee Peedin
> President, The Rexx Language Association
> www.rexxla.org
>
This "color-coding" you are talking about is labelling messages.

To color code a folder, not that I'm aware of

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On Wed, 26 Jul 2006 09:19:43 -0700, gwtc <>
wrote:

>Lee Peedin wrote:
>> I hope this is the correct NG to post this query - if now, please
>> accept my apology.
>>
>> One of the really nice features about Thunderbird is the ability to
>> "color-code" email messages by simply pressing a number when the
>> message is high-lighted (1=red, 3=Green, 4=Blue, etc.).
>>
>> Since I separate my emails into multiple folders under the InBox, it
>> would be nice to be able to color code a "folder name" as well - just
>> as a reminder to myself that I have a "priority" email in that folder.
>>
>> It would be nice if it was "automatic", but a manual method would be
>> fine as well.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Lee Peedin
>> President, The Rexx Language Association
>> www.rexxla.org
>>
>This "color-coding" you are talking about is labelling messages.
>
>To color code a folder, not that I'm aware of

Thanks for the reply - I was afriad there wasn't a way to "label" a
folder.
Might make a nice add-in.

Lee