Apply Column Configuration to Other Folders

[LiveOakLtd]

re Customizing user interface in eM Client - Email Read Column View.

Manually changing the default eMail Read view columns (by clicking the top of the message list and opening the ‘Columns configuration’ and creating the preferred setup and then using the Apply Column Configuration to Other Folders option"

However, this option requires you to individually select all folders, one by one. If you have alot of folders this is extremely (prohibitively) tedious. Would it be possible to provide “apply to all” option please?

Many thanks
Spencer

[Gary]

There is a secret option.

When the window opens with the selection for Apply Column Configuration to Other Folders, click on one folder, then use Ctrl + Space to select them all.

[LiveOakLtd]

Hi Gary,

That’s great… worked a treat… on 4k+ folders :-).

Many thanks for the prompt response and solution, much appreciated.

KR

[paradoxiom]

Nice. Thunderbird had an apply view/config to all etc and was wondering about that here.

[Tim_Farnden]

@LiveOakLtd

Manually changing the default eMail Read view columns (by clicking the top of the message list and opening the ‘Columns configuration’ and creating the preferred setup and then using the Apply Column Configuration to Other Folders option"

I need to do this but have no “Apply Column Configuration to Other Folders” option. Where is this please?

[Tim_Farnden]

*************Found it. **********

[ttf]

How would you do this on a Mac. I can’t get this to work…

[cyberzork]

@ttf

How would you do this on a Mac. I can’t get this to work…

Using eg: eM Client V10 Mac, “Right click in a blank space” above the subject column, and then click "Apply Column Configuration to Other Folder(s)…

Then click on an “Account Inbox”, and “while holding the Command or Ctrl key” (depending on your Mac OS Keyboard setup), either manually select other account folders.

Or you can click on an “Account Inbox”, and then “while holding the Shift key”, select a group of folders or select all the folders in one go within an account.

[ttf]

That worked, thanks!