Two year ago I wrote an idea "Client setting for managing return receipts of mails" { Link }

Please expand the great idea to the following:

- when insert a text into a PassThru-HTML text inherit the PassThru-HTML setting from the left text
- a <computed text> should inherit the text settings from the left text

It would be a huge time saver, too.

David, yes the pull down buttons currently do not exist. You are right. I would like to have this buttons for selecting databases or field names.

@Harkpabst: I know about the ability to use abbreviate commands. I would like to have the TAB completion not only for commands but also for resolving folders or database names. It would be very helpful.

For example:
load compact DBs\IdeaJam\innovation\IdeaJam.nsf

Yes, I just try and use it without recovering it. I think it would be fine, when i could do the recovery during the client configuration.

@3 Instead a 'create DB' button some improvements in the "mail-in-document" would be better. So i have created a new idea { Link }

@3 I could image to trigger one or more rules by a "rules manager". In this "rules manager" i would have the ability to enable rules to manage all mails within one or more selected folders.

For Idea Jam visitors who have no profile the sidebar could build by random / cookies (last visit)

For user of Idea Jam who have a profile the sidebar could build by...

- the ideas which they have wrote (the basis could be: Idea Space and Tags + random / f.e. Notes Client and Mail or/and view ...)
- the comments to the ideas which they have wrote to other ideas (the basis could be: f.e. words in the comments for finding --> Idea Space and Tags + random )
- the votes which they gave to other ideas (the basis could be: Idea Space and Tags + random)
- or random (the basis could be: the clicks of the user. What ideas has he/she read the last visit or the unvoted ideas ...)

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Richard, thank you for your response (why you demote my idea). During i wrote this idea I didn´t thought about these arguments which you have wrote.