Messages can be assigned various tags: either preset (for example, "Important" or "Personal"), or manually created. Messages marked with tags can be quickly found in the list using the tools located on the Quick Filter pane.
To assign a tag to one or more messages, select the messages in the list and do one of the following: •Select the Menu Bar item >. In the sub-menu that opens, check the required tag. •Right-click the message line, select the context menu item and in the sub-menu that opens, check the required tag. •On the Toolbar, click and in the sub-menu that opens, check the required tag. •If one message is selected in the list, in the viewing area of the message, click . Select and in the sub-menu that opens, check the desired tag. To quickly set preset labels, you can use the keyboard buttons with numbers 1-5. For this: 1.Select one or more messages in the list. 2.On the keyboard, press the number corresponding to the label that you want to set for the selected messages:
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To create a new tag, follow these steps: 1.Open the tab in one of the following ways: •Select the Menu Bar item >>. •Right-click the line of any message and execute the context menu command >. •On the Toolbar, click In the drop-down list, select the command. •If one message is selected in the list, in the viewing area of the message, click . Select and in the sub-menu that opens, select the command. 2.In the click . 3.In the window, specify the name and color of the tag and click . To create and assign a new tag to a message, follow these steps: 1.Select the message to which you want to assign a new tag. 2.Open the window for creating a new tag using one of the following methods: •Select the Menu Bar item >>. •Right-click the message line and execute the context menu command >>. •On the Toolbar, click In the drop-down list, select . •If one message is selected in the list, in the viewing area of the message, click . Select and in the sub-menu that opens, select . 3.In the window, specify the name and color of the tag and click . |
You can change the name and/or color of any tag as needed. To edit a tag, do the following: 1.Open the tab in one of the following ways: •On the Menu Bar, select >>. •Right-click any message line and select > context menu command. •On the Toolbar, select . In the opened drop-down list, select . •If one message is selected in the list, on the message preview area click . Select . In the opened sub-menu, select . 2.In the window, select the desired tag and click . 3.In the window, change the name and the color of the tag and click . |
Use the filtering and sorting tools to quickly find tagged messages. To display only tagged messages in the list, on the Quick Filter Bar click . To cancel the filter rule, click this button again. To sort messages by tag, click the column header. All tagged messages will appear at the end of the message list. If you click the column header again, all messages with tags will be displayed at the beginning of the list. To cancel the sorting by label, sort the messages in the list by another attribute (for example, the date). |
To remove the tag set for a message, follow these steps: 1.Select the email on the list. 2.Remove the tag in one of the ways described in section Assign a tag. To remove tags from all messages in the list, do one of the following: •On the Menu Bar, select >>. •Right-click any message line and execute the > context menu command. •On the Toolbar, click . In the opened drop-down list, select . •If one message is selected in the list, on the message preview area, click . Select . In the opened sub-menu, select . •Press . |
Any tag can be deleted. To do this, follow these steps: 1.Open the tab in one of the following ways: •In the Menu Bar, select > > . •Right-click the line of any message and execute the context menu command > . •On the Toolbar click . In the drop-down list, select the command. •If one message is selected in the list, in the viewing area of the message, click . Select and in the sub-menu that opens, select the command. 2.In the tab, select the desired tag and click . |