File/New Window
Open a new window with an empty list of messages.
File/Close Window
Close the main window. If this was the last window opened by
Manitou-Mail, the program also terminates.
File/Preferences
Open a non-modal dialog window for setting options and preferences.
File/Tags
Open a non-modal dialog window to add, remove, or modify
tags.
File/Filters
Open a non-modal dialog window to modify filters
File/Quit
Close all windows and terminate the application.
Edit/Cut
Clipboard cut action
Edit/Copy
Clipboard copy action
Edit/Paste
Clipboard paste action
Selection/New Messages
Open a new page inside the window with all messages that have never
been read. By default, the list is sorted by date.
Selection/Current Messages
Open a new page inside the window with all messages that may have
been read or not but have not been archived by the user yet,
that is, not replied to, forwarded, trashed or explicitly filed as archived.
Selection/Trashcan
Open a new page inside the window with all trashed messages.
By default, the list is sorted by date.
Selection/Sent
Open a new page inside the window with all messages sent by Manitou-Mail.
By default, the list is sorted by date.
Selection/New query
Open a modal dialog box with a set of criteria. When accepting this
dialog, messages matching the criteria are fetched and shown in a
new page of the current window.
Selection/Refine query
Reopen the critera dialog box with the values pre-set, in order
to refine or change them. When accepting this dialog, messages
matching the new criteria are fetched and shown in a new page.
Selection/Refresh
Rerun the query and refresh the results. If there are messages
that match the criteria, they're added to the list, whereas messages
that no longer match are removed.
Selection/Save query
Open a modal dialog box asking for a query name and showing the SQL query
associated with the current page. That SQL query has been either
generated by Manitou-Mail based on the selection criteria or
given by the user.
Once saved, the query's name will appear in the "User queries"
treeview for later execution.
Selection/Header Analysis
Open a non-modal dialog box called a headers groupview.
The headers groupview can be used to discover header entries that
are identical in a set of messages.
If there is an active multi-selection in the list of messages, only
those selected messages are taken into account for analysis.
Otherwise, all the messages that are part of the current list are
taken into account.
Message/New Message
Open a new window to compose a new message.
Message/Reply to Sender
Open a new window to reply to the currently selected message,
The "From" header of this message is copied into the "To"
header of the new outgoing message, and by default, the original
message is quoted.
Message/Reply All
The same than "Reply to Sender" except that if the original message
had a Cc field, the recipients of this field are also copied
into the new outgoing message, thus addressing all the email
addresses that received the original message.
This command is also bound to a double-mouseclick on the message
entry in the list.
Message/Forward
Forward the currently selected message to a new address.
A new composition window is opened with the original text
encapsulated into text markers.
Message/Find text
Open a non-modal dialog box to input terms to be searched
within the list of currently shown messages.
Message/Note
Open a modal dialog box showing the private note associated to the message.
It is also possible to modify or remove the note in this dialog box.
Message/Archive
Set the "Archived" flag on the currently selected message(s).
Multi-selections are supported.
Message/Properties
Open a non-modal dialog box that show and allow to modify some of
the properties of the currently selected message.
Currently, these properties are the status bits and the
message's priority.
Message/Trash
Set the "Trashed" flag on the currently selected message(s).
Also work on multi-selections. The messages are also visually removed
from the list as soon as they're trashed.
Message/Delete
Physically remove the message from the database and also from the
list at the screen.
Message/Print
Open the printer dialog box to prepare the currently selected message
to be sent to a printer.
Message/Save/Body
Open a dialog box asking for the name and path of a file in which the body
of the currently selected message will be saved.
Message/Attachment/View as text
Open a non-modal window showing the currently selected attachment as a
raw text.
Message/Attachment/Save
Open a dialog box asking for the name and path of a new file, and
then save the currently selected attachment into that file.
Display/Tags
Show or hide the "Message Tags" panel.
Display/Threaded
Show conversations or so-called "threads" in a tree-like representation
within lists of messages, as opposed to a flat representation.
Display/Wrap lines
Wrap the lines at words boundaries when they're longer than
80 characters.
Display/Hide quoted text
Toggle on or off a a mode in which long quoted strings are reduced
to their first few lines and also colored in light green.
Display/Fast browse
Toggle on or off a mode where the body and attachments of messages won't
be fetched from the database unless the user clicks in the body panel
(an invite to do is written in this panel while in fast browse mode).
This can be used to speed up user interaction when wading through big lists
of messages and/or when working remotely with a slow network link to
the database.
Display/Fonts
Has submenus for each of the panels on screen whose font can be changed
individually, plus an "All" choice to change the font globally for the application.
Display/Headers/None-Most-All
By default, only the most relevant headers are shown above the body of
messages. Choosing "None" in this menu hides all the headers, "Most" comes
back to the default (from, to, cc, date, subject are displayed), and "All"
will show them all.
Display/Store settings
This stores (in the database) all the settings related to the
display into the current configuration. It also includes the relative
sizes of the panels, the size of the current main window, and the order
of the columns in the header of the list of messages
(Subject, Status, From, Priority, Date).