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Suppose you have a thread of non-consecutive messages, and you thread and sort 
by date.  With the previous version, the thread is sorted to the date of the 
first message.  Delete the first message, the second message will be 
displayed, and you resort the thread to the date of the second message.  It 
got very confusing.  Now you stay where you are in the sorted list after 
deleting.

It can also thread by subject name, which I think will make you happy.  More 
than happy, I think.

> The multiple marks will be nice. Is there any way to sort based on them?

I haven't seen one.  File a bug report.  :-)

Michael


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