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This page controls how Balsa appears to you.
Set whether to use the preview pane to display messages, or rely on the separate mail viewing window.
This will allow the number of total and unread messages for each mailbox to be shown in the left pane of the Balsa main window.
Use this to determine whether Balsa's toolbars display only text, only icons, or both text and icons.
This sets the behaviour of the dialog that is shown when Balsa retrieves messages from it's specified POP3 servers. The dialog can be shown only while the messages are being retrieved, automatically closing after Balsa is finished. Or it can be set to stay active until manually closed. Finally, the dialog can not be displayed at all.
Set the format used to display dates in Balsa. This uses the same format string as strftime, a summary which is provided below:
%a — The abbreviated weekday name.
%A — The full weekday name.
%b — The abbreviated month name.
%B — The full month name.
%d — The day of the month.
%R — The time using a 24-hour clock. (HH:MM)
%r — The time using a 12-hour clock (HH:MM AM/PM).
%T — The time using a 24-hour clock, with seconds (HH:MM:SS).
![]() | See the strftime manual page for a full listing of conversion specifiers. |
A space-separated list of the headers to display in the message window.
Set the format Balsa uses as the title of the window you use to read a message. This uses a format string of the same general kind as printf. It's a mixture of text and substitution commands, where the text is used literally, and substition commands are in one of the forms:
%h — insert the h header field.
%wh — insert the h header field, in a field of at most w characters.
%w.dh — insert the h header field, in a field of at most w characters, and if the header is truncated, replace the last d characters with dots.
F — The From: header line.
f — The email address part of the From: header line.
s — The Subject.
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