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I think below is a better reply than others 

 

Doesn't work (in 17.0.4). Unread go to the bottom of the list.
I will figure it out, thanks again.

I guess now I have to figure out another how. After clicking unread/read column header the oldest unread is first (Clicking the date column header mixes them up again of course)

Going even further off topic .... oh well 

Click the "Read/Unread" column header. Works for me in latest Thunderbirds.

Thanks, should have figured that out 

Speaking of old, you mentioned "Which mail client can't do that?" regarding unreads. How is that done in Thunderbird?

Yes, I am old 

Of course it does, try my last 2 ISPs pop3 vs Gmail's pop3. Both using Thunderbird.

One Gmail feature I really like is keeping unread on top no matter how old it is.

Which mail client can't do that?

This is a provider discussion isn't it? not email client. Are you suggesting I use (for example) Yahoo pop3?
 

Mostly a preference issue for me (as for everyone?)

• One Gmail feature I really like is keeping unread on top no matter how old it is.
• Other web options are not adequate, for example Yahoo mail doesn't even load the inbox (tab) properly the (increasingly) occasional times I use it.
• My ISP provided email? I don't want to use it long term at the risk of changing ISPs and dealing with its spam flood requires extra software or is impossible

The only viable alternative is perhaps my own domain.

I guess we can split this into its own thread?

There is going to be a Gmail shut down notice

When it comes to Reddit, I just don't geddit.

 

Since the early days I found it hard to get excited about Reddit, Digg and similar sites.

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We launched Google Reader in 2005 in an effort to make it easy for people to discover and keep tabs on their favorite websites. While the product has a loyal following, over the years usage has declined. So, on July 1, 2013, we will retire Google Reader. Users and developers interested in RSS alternatives can export their data, including their subscriptions, with Google Takeout over the course of the next four months.

http://googleblog.blogspo...d-spring-of-cleaning.html

I didn't have an issue and for my install there were no 'extras' either.

FWIW, The install exe's Virustotal detection ration is 1/46

https://www.virustotal.co...7dcf04f87f31fc4/analysis/

Giveaway on my site

Grab a copy of PCWinSoft’s SuperLauncher, normally $29.95.
Giveaway : SuperLauncher Program Launcher And Reminder

http://www.rgdot.com/bl/2...am-launcher-and-reminder/

At the end of the day...
People block/skip/walkaway from TV ads too. Content creators and producers complaining about ad effectiveness or reach is not new.

Well that's easy then, even if they pay to use their software I won't with those conditions. Simple

I wonder if anyone can compare this to Expert PDF Pro (got version 8 on a similar deal)

Thought about asking family/friends for financial help - to reach a goal - yes.
An online or public method? no don't think I have ever thought about it that way. Will be following your campaign with interest.

(My posts should always come with a disclaimer: English not my mother tongue + not smart = bad combination)

I wouldn't call it self promotion. If it is helping you achieve something it's a good thing. Plus it can also help someone else.

Inspiring someone to maybe also take a step of their own does work.

Microsoft bought Navision for 10.8 billion DKK, then sold it to Microsoft Ireland for a lot less than that - and substantially less than it's worth. That's tax evasion - and it's illegal.

It think that would depend on who's tax code you're basing that argument on. Laws vary greatly. There's no universal agreement since each nation so fiercely defends its own sovereignty and niggling 'cultural identity' that any attempt at establishing a uniform set of laws gets torpedoed less than a day after it's proposed.

Doesn't stop the psychopathic megacorps from using all sorts of tricks to try and do it, and they often get away with it due to loopholes. Might make it technically legal, but it doesn't make it morally acceptable.

A large part of the ethical conundrum with this is that taxes are assessed by governments and based on laws written by them. And we all know ethical our governments are. To say nothing of the incredibly moral and ethical ways our tax monies often get used.
 

So tempted to make this a basement thread  

I have an idea

A piece of code (or any object, anything) that self destructs, if a vendor sells more than 1000 copies then there won't be anything to sell.