Hello all,
I am using Notes 6.5.1, and I am having a major problem with the messages resorting after opening an attachment. I have the messages sorted by date, with the most recent messages on the bottom. When I open an attachment, the messages are resorted so that the most recent message is on top. Also, the message I selected is no longer selected, but the message that is now in the position of the formerly selected message is selected. For example, if I had the 3rd message from the bottom selected, after it resorts the third message from the bottom is still selected, but it is no longer the message I had selected originally.
I have verified (repeatedly) that the "Retain View column sorting" option is checked.
I have also tried patching/upgrading to version 6.5.3, which supposedly fixes this bug. It did not.
I really hope somebody can help with this.
Thanks
I used to rock and roll every night and party every day. Then it was every other day. Now I'm lucky if I can find 30 minutes a week in which to get funky. - Homer Simpson
I am using Notes 6.5.1, and I am having a major problem with the messages resorting after opening an attachment. I have the messages sorted by date, with the most recent messages on the bottom. When I open an attachment, the messages are resorted so that the most recent message is on top. Also, the message I selected is no longer selected, but the message that is now in the position of the formerly selected message is selected. For example, if I had the 3rd message from the bottom selected, after it resorts the third message from the bottom is still selected, but it is no longer the message I had selected originally.
I have verified (repeatedly) that the "Retain View column sorting" option is checked.
I have also tried patching/upgrading to version 6.5.3, which supposedly fixes this bug. It did not.
I really hope somebody can help with this.
Thanks
I used to rock and roll every night and party every day. Then it was every other day. Now I'm lucky if I can find 30 minutes a week in which to get funky. - Homer Simpson