Qualcomm 4.3 user manual Labels

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Age-sensitive—If this is selected, message dates appear differently based on the age of the messages. The three age categories are RECENT, OLD, and ANCIENT. The age of a message is measured from the date and time at which the message was composed or sent, based on the sender’s email package, and this depends on your setting for the Display dates using option. RECENT messages are all those that are "younger" than the hours you specify in the Hours to be OLD field. ANCIENT messages are all those that are older than the "expiration time" entered in the Hours to be ANCIENT field. OLD messages are all those ages which falls between that of RECENT and ANCIENT messages: they are older than the number of hours specified in the Hours to be OLD field, but younger than the number of hours specified in the Hours to be ANCIENT field. The date display format for all messages falling in the RECENT, OLD, and ANCIENT categories is determined by your entry in the RECENT format, OLD format, and ANCIENT format fields, respectively.

RECENT format [default: %1]—Your entry in this field determines the format in which the dates of RECENT messages appear. RECENT messages are all those younger than the number in the Hours to be OLD field. The default RECENT format of %1 and the default Hours to be OLD of 24 means that all messages from the past 24 hours appear with the time.

Hours to be OLD [default: 24]—Your entry in this field determines the point at which RECENT messages become OLD messages. The default entry of 24 hours means that messages become OLD after one day.

OLD format [default: %3]—Your entry in this field determines the format in which the dates of OLD messages appear. OLD messages are those that are older than the Hours to be OLD but younger than the Hours to be ANCIENT. The default OLD format of %3, the default Hours to be OLD of 24, and the default Hours to be ANCIENT of 168 means that all messages older than one day and younger than one week appear with the day of the week.

Hours to be ANCIENT [default: 168]—Your entry in this field determines the point at which OLD messages become ANCIENT messages. The default entry of 168 hours means that messages become ANCIENT after a week.

ANCIENT format [default: %2]—Your entry in this field determines the format in which the dates of ANCIENT messages appear. ANCIENT messages are all those older than the number in the Hours to be ANCIENT field. The default entry of %2 and the default Hours to be ANCIENT of 168 means that all those messages older than a week appear with the date.

Note. Use the format key displayed at the bottom of the window to determine how to program entries in the Fixed field and the format fields (RECENT, OLD, and ANCIENT). In each field, enter %1 to stand for the Time, enter %2 to stand for the Date, enter %3 to stand for the Day of the week, and enter %4 to stand for the Time zone, but only if the message did not originate from the local time zone. Separate each entry with a space to improve readability of the display output: for example, %1%2%4.

Labels

The Labels options determine the title and color of the seven labels that can be used to categorize messages.

To display the Labels options window, do the following.

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