I have a rather large (in my opinion) mail system, containing 1 dormant account, and 3 live accounts). If I can use the counts on the “all mail” folder, the counts are 131,476, 31,819, 9,676 and 5,219 (dormant one), giving me at least 178,190 items (with some attachments).
If the client is closed externally (not thru Menu → exit), when the client comes back up, it detects this, and checks the integrity of the “database”. For one this size (one reasons I love this app,as Outlook failed years ago on a main box a fraction of this size, and could not restore itself. EMClient excels and even recovered the corrupted outlook file).
And since I have my system set to automatically install some windows updates, leaving the client open when I go to bed at night, often left me with the database needing to be checked upon the next startup.
A request for detecting the reboot of windows, and gracefully closing the database is probably called for, but not the subject of this request.
So, I often close the app when memory is scarce, the pc gets very bust, where every cpu second is needed elsewhere, or other situations that sometimes cause the app to crash. A pain, but again, a topic for another request.
When I start the client, it defaults me to my latest inbox (maybe the last folder I was looking at; so far good).
However it appears to look for issues (operations window). As I go to capture this action, it appears that my first gripe is addressed, in that the operations window would take focus with every error detected, this leaving the main window useless until the scan finished (and with my large account system, that could take 5 to 10 minutes of teasing me with the inbox, only to lose focus when an operations error was detected.
So, maybe leaving the error in the operations window may suppress the notification of the same error again.
But, see the attached image;
The options are “edit item”, “Ignore” or “Copy”. nowhere can I see what the offending character is, and one cannot write a rule for mail like this (1. because you cannot see what the offending character was, 2. cannot see the email with the offending character to maybe block the sender).
As in MS Word, the spelling and grammar checkers have an “ignore” feature to allow one to suppress the grammar check (like long sentences) or add words to the dictionary, thus suppressing future errors for that word).
The request here is to have the option to “create a rule” for the email, and then within the rule be able to automatically route the email to a specific folder (like junk), or in the case where is it a good sender, they are just using a character that is not allowed, suppress that error message for that character(s).
Thanks !!!
ps. like before, I did not mask my email address. Maybe before it is out there too long, that can be done for me.