Justin Rochell
posted this on May 21, 2011 11:13 pm
Folders are the simplest, most straightforward tool to get organized in Postbox. By moving messages into folders, your Inbox will become less cluttered and important messages will be easier to locate. Folders for a specific account can be found in the Folders Pane, on the left sidebar in Postbox under the Accounts Pane.
Messages can be moved into any folder you'd like, regardless of account. This is convenient if you're trying to consolidate messages of a certain topic, even if they were sent to an alternate email addresses.
To add a folder to an account, simply go to File | New | Folder... A window will appear so you can choose a name and destination – within a specific account or in Local Folders (Windows) or On My Mac (Mac). If you want to create a folder in the main directory, find the desired account and click choose this for the parent. Once you click OK, you'll see your folder appear in the determined location.
To Rename a folder, simply right-click (or Control + Click on Mac) the desired folder, and select Rename. Note, some default folders (Inbox, Archive, Templates, etc.) cannot be renamed.
There are two methods of deleting folders. One way is to right-click (or Control + Click on Mac) the desired folder, and select Delete. The other way is to select the folder and go to Edit | Delete Folder. Be careful, since any messages contained within the folder will also be deleted.
There are many ways to move messages into folders. Just select the message, or group of messages, and try the following: