e-mail failing to load
 

Been working fine - but today the regular email client will not load.
If get "e-mail-loading" box for about 10 seconds - then it disappears and mail not loaded.
Any debug/trace logs that I can enable/check?
Memory does not seem to be an issue judging by Control Panel.

need help on gps
 

:confused: i need step on loading gps apps into the 770 help

Maxxy1 - you need to start a new thread rather than add it into mine.

Anyway - back to my issue ... by magic it resolved itself ... I don't like that sort of thing, so any pointers about where to look for the emai lclient logs would be useful for next time (I have loaded X-Term but not become root)

No idea where the logs are but yeah, the email app is buggy. I have had similar weird things happen. A power off/on always fixes it for me.

One thing I am not sure of how to do is unselect an email in the inbox. I often want to mark all the mail then delete it all. But if a message is highlighted it only deletes that one and i can never figure out how to unhighlight it! I have to exit the app then restart it so nothing is selected.

For Mark/Unmark - I managed to find that (but I submitted a suggestion via the Maemo WiKi about making it easier) ... Message/Edit/Select/Unmark
(Ideally it should be possible to click on the last column - where the green checkmark appears to select/unselect)

Checkmark column
 

Amen! That drives me nuts. It makes it difficult to delete a large number of messages (SPAM).

I wouldn't mind a delete all option (on a folder) since I don't store emails on my 770 for long. Usually just a day or so if I need them. Anything I want to keep I can move out of the inbox into another folder (or forward to Gmail).

Doing operations on All isn't too hard.
Edit/Select/Mark All
Message/Delete

Yes, that seemed to work. But then so did what I usually try which is:
Edit/Select/Mark All
Then delete using the rubbish bin icon.
Sometimes that works (deletes all marked ones) and sometimes it doesn't (deletes only the highlighted in gray message even though all have green ticks).

The interface isn't really that good. I would have thought Nokia engineers freed from the constraints of cell phone interfaces would have come up with something better that this :)

And yes, as an s/w engineer myself I know I shouldn't be complaining but rather I should see if the source is available and fix it myself :)