03-17-2011, 01:50 PM
Mail is open permanently on my computer and is usually visible on the desktop behind everything else I'm doing at the time. This way I can see if I have new mail and where it is from the numbers by the mailboxes on the lefthand side. I only use the amber button to hide it when I'm dealing with pictures in PhotoShop or doing video editing so it isn't a distraction. For neatness (??) and less distraction I used to click below the bottom mail folder on the left and both the the windows on the right, the email list and the current email, go blank as nothing is selected. Since updating to Snow Leopard this doesn't happen and the last mailbox contents and the last email stay visible even if I click away from any folders. I can make the two right hand panels go blank by clicking on a mail folder that has subfolders but that still highlights that folder on the left.
As I said, a very slight niggle which is really just me and how I like to have my desktop, there was probably a good reason why Apple changed this. Strange really as I am not the tidiest of people in the real world.
Paul
As I said, a very slight niggle which is really just me and how I like to have my desktop, there was probably a good reason why Apple changed this. Strange really as I am not the tidiest of people in the real world.
Paul