Subject: Msg Advance in New Folder

From: Morris Berman <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 15:45:17 -0400 (EDT)

We are running Pine 4.05L.  
Previously, when I would 'tab' into a new folder in my "inbox" collection,
the cursor would be positioned at the 1st unread message.

Now, w/o intentional modification to the configuration by me, my cursor is
set at the 1st msg in the folder instead of the 1st unread msg. 

I have searched the configuration parameters for one that looks like it
would control this behaviour, but I can't find a suitable parameter.

What would couse this behaviour and how can I reset it?

-Mb
 
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From: Jeff <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 15:02:49 -0500 (CDT)

> set at the 1st msg in the folder instead of the 1st unread msg. 

While I haven't seen that exact behavior, I have seen:
1) TAB to a folder with new messages.
2) TAB again (or go back to INBOX) without reading any of those new
   messages.
3) TAB again (to look for folders with new messages), and the folder 
   that you saw before in (1) won't be opened, even though it has
   unread messages.

As far as your specific behavior, each time I open a folder with new
messages in it, the cursor is placed on the first new message (not
necessarily the _first_ message).

Using pine 3.96 for hp-ux.
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