Sort/Group Emails by Sender
Ability to set Group emails by sender and follow all the emails with that person.
Maruthi Sheshuhnagh SC
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535 comments
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Farouk Karim
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can i recover all chats before upgrade
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Paul Stockdale
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User selected colour coding for each account would be amazing please
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Liu Ricky
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Samsung Member
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spetrilli@nwcstudent.org
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That would be cool
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shelby rae jones
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why is my outlook being reconstructed without my permission from Shelby Jones 3604210477
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Carolyn Mullens
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Put back junk folder
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fotis karagiannis
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Its a easy idea for my account
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Lisa Carroll
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need the ability to sort email by sender, subject, and date by ascending/descending order
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zakir.hossen@robi.com.bd
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separate email by sender/ subject/ keywords in subject or email body. enable a search option
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Nikolai Uzunov
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We need to to be able to sor by sender, and also automated filters which move emails to foldersl based on filter rules
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fabiano cezario
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português
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Vicki Lance
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I want this
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mounir kandouci
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pourquoi on ne peux pas se déconnecter
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Michelle Ferguson
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Do not group emails by subject
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Crystal Mann
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someone has been hacking all accounts
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Hamson Jakuma
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should send messages immediately to the screen.
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120392@tatasteel.com
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When I long press an email on Inbox, 'Delete' option should appear on the email itself in addition to top of the mail box
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Bình Châu
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chấp nhận
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Mark Lynch
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when are we getting short features please
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mark jackson
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I see I can group emails by sender. ONLY if I first have that sender in my contacts. that done, I open one email, press on the CIRCLE with letter(s) for that SENDER. Then sender and date sent are shown. BUT NOW ALL THESE EMAILS FROM INBOX CAN ONLY BE DEALT WITH ON A ONE BY ONE BASIS. Unable to select more than one email. If have code ALREADY working to select multiple emails in the "Outlook InBox" make that function public or just copy code to use in this case. what would be the hardest part? print out that bit of code, on paper write down the variable NAMES USED and a line to the right of old name put a different name, do a search for old name and replace with new name, "DIM" new names to be local to this part of code only, so will not add bug(s). how hard can that be, honestly?
