I lost some of your conversation there. But I beleive that a list of folders on the left could actualy be links that apply the search. Does that make sense? Kind of like saved searches in a nice list on the left. So clicking on the archived list would perform a search for all archived functions.

BTW Right now I have a single message, and its almost impossible to find on the page. ;) Perhaps more spacing would help to seperate out the message from the rest.

On the combo-check box. I like the combos on the message because you can divided messages into different folders easily that way. I think folders should always be in a drop down because 50 folders in radio or checkboxs is impossible to deal with. ;) Just my two cents. Great job on the new inbox. Thanks for all your time and effort.

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