E63 message counter

hiii, can anybody plz provide me message counter for Nokia E63

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E 63 - Message Counter

Hi,
I am interested in buying this phone. First of all, i want know is that whthr i should go for this model. I only have one feeling that will it be considered a cheap phone or lower level when compared to E71.
I also wanted to know whether this phones has a message counter. Like we have in S40 phones, which counts the no. of sent & recd. msgs. If not, are there any softwares for it.
thanks in advance.

first of go for n71 if you want a e series phone. do not even think of e63. also consider e75 if that is what you are looking for. i don't think that there is a message counter like in s40 phones. i don't really pay attention as this feature is not really important to me. there might be some messaging app capable of counting the messages for you tho. google it and see if you get lucky enough to find something. there are also e52 and e55 coming out or have been released in some countries also worthy of consideration.
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Hey How Do I Get Group Message On The IPhone 4s because some reason it doesn't want to show . First i did is setting then messages it only show imessage and message count )HELP)

ey How Do I Get Group Message On The IPhone 4s because some reason it doesn't want to show . First i did is setting then messages it only show imessage and message count )HELP)

At the bottom of the page Settings > Messages you should have a section headed "SMS/MMS" Turn MMS messaging on then you can turn group message on.

In full screen mail, message count vanishes

I'm not sure if this is a Mavericks issue, or has always been an issue. When I use mail with the message viewer as a regular window, the count of messages in the mailbox I'm looking at shows in the window bar. But when I switch to full screen, the count vanishes. Am I missing something?

You're not missing something. When an app is made Full Screen, its title bar is removed. This is true for all apps; though most don't suffer from the loss of a feature the way Mail does.
If you want to see how many messages are in the currently-selected mailbox without leaving Full Screen, move your cursor to the top of the screen to reveal the Menu Bar, click on the "Window" menu and the very last item displayed in the dropdown will be the window title, which includes the message count in parenthesis. Alternatively, you can right-click (two-finger click if on a trackpad) on Mail's icon in the Dock, and it will show you the window name with the message count in parenthesis. Both options are less convenient than glancing at the menu bar, but at least you can remain in Full Screen.

Unread message count not updating in Mail.app

I am running a MBP 15" with 10.4.10 and Mail.app (version 2.1.1 build 752.3) and as you can see in this screengrab here:
the unread message count is not correctly updating.
This may actually be something for the Mail dev' team to handle, unless some one else out there in the groups has some inside knowledge about this issue.
For that matter, I do not know how to forward this to the Mail dev' team inside Apple, so if any one else does, please do.
Cheers.
Jason
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Jason,
What screengrab?
What type of account do you have -- POP, IMAP or .mac? How many accounts do you have? Do you access your account from more than one computer?
Unread message count where -- on the Mail Icon in the Dock or in individual mailboxes? In the Dock, the Unread message count will NOT reflect any messages moved to custom mailboxes by Rules, but only those in the Inboxes.
Ernie

Inbox and Drafts show unread message count of all folders within. Can I get the local folders to do this too?

I'm filtering mail into folders in the local folder tree. There may be two or three levels, e.g., Local Folders -> Lists -> OS -> MacOSX. Mail that is unread in the MacOSX folder is counted and displayed when the MacOSX folder is visible. However, keeping the entire tree on display is a nuisance and it is long, so I don't see things ate the bottom. I have to scroll to reveal the rest of the items in the folder tree. For these reasons I'd prefer to have the folder tree in its minimal state.
Is it possible to have the the top level folders display an unread message count for all the enclosed folders?

when I collapse the folder tree of local folders, it shows the unread count for sub folders.

Problem with message count

hello ,
I have problem with message count, in my inbox there are more than 0 messages but i got result of
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of c is 0
i.e i got c as zero rather than 5.

I am seeing the same thing and I agree with MathiasF's observation. My count seems to increase when I do a search for mail on the server. This has happened previously (iOS 5.x) but ending the Mail app always fixed it. The only way I can correct the count now is if I turn off sync for Mail on the Exchange account and re-enable. This clears my mail and causes my phone to go out and redownload. Rebooting and resetting the iPhone has not helped.
I'm on Sprint - 32GB White iPhone 4S running iOS 6.0 (10A403)

Message count on Queues

Hello,
I am new to JMS, i am using WebLogic 8.1 SP5, any built in API is available to find message count on specific queue. That means if i pass queue name to weblogic method that should be return message count or any other way to find message count?
Thanks in advance...
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-Soma

JMS does not specify anything to count the number of messages in a queue.
All you can do it to browse the queue with a QueueBrowser to know how many messages you have. But this can be very time (and memory) consuming if you have 1000 or more messages present in the JMS queue.
Anyway, I don't think it is of particular interest to figure out how many messages you have in a queue ...
All you are concerned with is what you need to do when messages arrive in the queue !
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Verizon messaging shows incorrect message count

I have installed the Verizon messaging app on my iPhone 6+ (iOS 8.2). The app continually shows a base message count of 13 messages even after I delete all messages both in the app or through the web interface. How can I zero the message count on the app?

borg_cube, I know that can be frustrating and annoying at the same time. I can help get this resolved for you. Occasionally, the message waiting indicator may be out of sync with your mailbox. In that case, the indicator light or tone is ON but there are no messages waiting, or the indicator light or tone is OFF when there are new messages waiting. To get the message indicator back in sync 1. Save or delete all new messages 2. Hang up. 3. If the message indicator does not go out or stop within a few minutes, there may be a problem, and you should contact Verizon. 4. If the message indicator does go out or stop, call your own number and leave a message 5. Hang up and wait 6. If the indicator light or tone does not come on within a few minutes, please let us know. VanetrisC_VZW Follow us on Twitter @VZWSupport If my response answered your question please click the "Correct Answer" button under my response. This ensures others can benefit from our conversation. Thanks in advance for your help with this!!

Unread messages count is wont for Smart Mailbox

Has anyone else noticed that a smart mailbox has a non-zero unread message count but as soon as it is clicked on the count is reset to zero? Zero is correct because all of the messages have been read. I've tried rebuilding the inbox but it hasn't helped. I also recreated the smart mailbox but that didn't help either. Sounds like a bug to me but I wonder if others have experienced it. I am using Mail Tags so that is a possible complication.

Same problem here with Yahoo mail. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I have looked at Yahoo mail from all folders in my phone (running 7.0.3 now), as well as in a browser, looked at Inbox (empty), all Trash, Sent, etc. folders and they're completely empty on Yahoo servers.
I thought that 7.0.3 had initially cleared up this issue but it has reappeared, and I don't know how to fix it.

Disabling certain mail accounts from "new message count" in Mail dock icon

Hi,
I'd like to disable two of my mail accounts from affecting the new message count that appears over mail's dock icon. How might I do this?
Thanks in advace

the only option you have is to choose between all mailboxes and inbox, in mail>preferences>general
other than that, you may want to look at plugins such as dockstar to do more customization of the notification features: http://www.ecamm.com/mac/dockstar/
hope this helps

Message counter in a mail folder ?

Hi there,
How do i know how many messages a mail folder contain ?
TIA

The message count is located at the very top of the "Message Viewer" window. It displays the folder/mailbox name then the location (i.e., "On My Mac") and the number of messages in parentheses. However, the message count does not include the number of messages within any sub-folders the parent folder may contain.
If there is a way of showing the full count of messages which include those within sub-folders, I do not know of it.

Message counter won't work.

Hello.
After updating my iOS to 7.1 I found that message counter ain't work anymore - when I get new message I don't see counter on message icon. That was on my iPhone 5, yesterday I bought new 5s, setup a 7.1 on it and restored phone from backup of 5 and I faced with same problem. What should I do to fix it?

Try a reset. To reset the iPhone, press and hold the home and sleep/wake buttons until you see the Apple logo (ignore the slide to power off prompt). If that doesn't work, perform a Restore via iTunes (from backup).

Yahoo! Mail in Mail App on iPad 2 iOS 7.0.3 Shows Unread Message Count

Yahoo! Mail in Mail App on iPad 2 iOS 7.0.3 shows unread message count when the Inbox is empty. This has been an ongoing issue since iOS 7 rolled out. I was hoping with this latest update that this problem would be fixed. Just wanted to report it. If someone knows where bugs get reported, I'd appreciate the link.
None of my other mail programs have this problem.
I perform a reset (holding down the Home button and the Power button) and sometimes this clears it out and sometimes not. Plus, I don't want to reset my iPad on a constant basis just to clear my mail count.
Any insight or additional information is appreciated.

I think it's an issue with yahoo. I have the same basic set up as you and will open my mail, see that I have 4 unread for example, read them, exit mail and have the red bubble still reading 4 unread mail. Usually it catches up and corrects in a little bit.
Probably jus a glitch between yahoo and the mail app and not much you can do as a user but wait it out or get used to it...or I understand that there's a yahoo app if it really bugs you.

Some solutions for screwy unread message counts

I've recently found solutions to two Mail.app (version 2.0.5) problems
I'd been having, and figured I'd share them. My apologies if these
duplicate things already said here by othersq; a quick Google didn't
turn these up for me.
Problem 1: Mail spontaneously becomes unread after reading it. In my
case, at least, this was directly correlated with installing the
GPGMail plugin, and went away when I removed the plugin. According to
http://www.sente.ch/Lists/gpgmail-users/Message/847.html you can solve
this problem by tweaking GPGMail's configuration; I haven't tried this
myself yet, but will soon.
Problem 2: Unread message counts are sometimes unreasonably high in
IMAP folders. In my case, I would receive one piece of email, and my
"Unread Messages" Smart Folder would report that I had 8 unread pieces
of email. When I would click on the folder, it would show me just the
one piece of mail, and the count next to the smart folder would go
away.
I should note here that I had configured Mail.app NOT to move deleted
messages to a Trash folder.
It turns out that when I selected View->View Deleted Messages, I could
see another 7 unread --- but deleted --- messages. (All were spam that
I had manually "moved" to another folder, which, when Mail.app is
configured not to move deleted messages to a Trash folder, leaves
behind a deleted copy in the original folder. Oddly, when Mail.app
is configured to move deleted messages to a Trash folder, moving a
message leaves no deleted body behind in either the source folder, or
in the Trash folder. This seems inconsistent to me, but that's
another matter entirely.)
Anyhow, the 8-or-0 count seems to be due to an inconsistency in how
Mail.app counts deleted-yet-unread messages: when a new message comes
in, it includes deleted, but unread, messages in its unread message
count; but after you've read that new message, it no longer includes
deleted, but unread, messages when it updates the count. So the count
goes from 8 to 0... until the next time you get mail.
Incidentally, another side-effect of this bug is that partial copies
of an email message saved in your Drafts folder, and then deleted when
you sent the mail, cause the Drafts folder to show a non-zero count
whenever you receive a new piece of mail --- even though clicking on
it will show it to be empty (until you start viewing deleted
messages.)
The workaround for all of this seems to be to configure Mail.app to
always move deleted messages to the Trash folder I think this is
probably the default configuration; I had changed it for reasons which
I no longer remember.
I am posting this information to the apple.com mail suport forum and
to the macintouch mail.app forum, and I am reporting the bug to Apple
via the ADC bugtracker.
Mac OS X (10.4.3)

Sorry I am marking this solved, but it never was.
The best thing that could be done is to rely on Time Machine, or forward all of your incoming email to another address.
Apparently, there is no way to do what I asked. But there should be. So Apple, please fix this.
Again, sorry I am marking it as solved.

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