Color for incoming mail

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i am having problem when receive a new mail, normally when we receive a new mail the colour is " red". but now when i receive a new mail it automatic turn to “black” colour. so anyone know to go solve this problem ?

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Subject: Color for incoming mail

Look at the advanced (propellerhead) tab of the database properties to see if the option “Don’t maintain unread marks” has been selected.

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Subject: RE: Color for incoming mail

Ok. i already check the Advance properties. But it not allow me to check it because it was in invisible.

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Subject: RE: Color for incoming mail

beside that “dont maintain unread mark” are there still any other possible?

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Subject: RE: Color for incoming mail

okay. so should check or uncheck the “Don’t maintain unread marks”

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Subject: RE: Color for incoming mail

It should be unchecked. That eliminates one possibility.

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Subject: RE: Color for incoming mail

Thanks. it works

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Subject: Color for incoming mail

The mail database contains a profile document called ‘ColorProfile’. This profile document contains a field called $Sender1. If this field is empty or not available unread mail isn’t red but black. Unread mail can be recognized by the asterix in front of the email.

To correct this:

Fill the $Sender1 field in the profile ‘ColorProfile’ with $Name=“$profile_012colorprofile_” to:

PriName := @If(@IsAvailable(Principal) & Principal != “”; Principal; from);

AltName := @If(@IsAvailable($AltPrincipal) & $AltPrincipal != “”; $AltPrincipal; @IsAvailable(AltFrom) & AltFrom != “”; AltFrom; “”);

FromName := @LowerCase(@If(AltName != “”; PriName : AltName; PriName));

ChairName := @LowerCase(@If(@IsAvailable(AltChair) & AltChair != “”; Chair : AltChair; Chair));

IRName := @LowerCase(@If(@IsAvailable(AltIntendedRecipient) & AltIntendedRecipient != “”; AltIntendedRecipient : IntendedRecipient; IntendedRecipient));

LCfrom := @If(form = “Return Receipt”; IRName; form = “(ReplyNotice)”; ChairName; FromName);

list1 := “”;

list2 := “”;

list3 := “”;

S_1B := “00ffffff”;

S_1F := “00000000”;

S_2B := “00ffffff”;

S_2F := “00000000”;

S_3B := “00ffffff”;

S_3F := “00000000”;

color1 := S_1B : S_1F ;

color2 := S_2B : S_2F;

color3 := S_3B : S_3F;

@If(@Contains(LCfrom; list1) & list1 != “”; color1; @contains(LCFrom; list2) & list2 != “”; color2; @contains(LCFrom; list3) & list3 != “”; color3; “”)