Please bring back the "Download All" button

Wednesday 23rd of March 2011 7:15pm

The older MW 6.5.4 has a easy to reach button to download the complete email but MWP 2011 seems to have dropped this convience?

Can this button please be added next to the 'Reply' & 'Forward' buttons in the Preview ribbon?

I find that 50 lines of downloaded email tends to be enough to render a preview and take action. Every day though, there's generally 1 or 2 pesky HTML emails that need 150-200 lines to get any sort of preview. For those emails, the preview pane is totally empty or shows useless styling code. Plus, the scroll down arrow in the preview generally doesn't work either which would otherwise trigger more email preview download.

Sure I could set the 50 line threshold higher but why waste bandwith if not needed?

MWP 2011 does have a 'Download All' option under 'Email' tab in the top right toolbar but a button would be easier :o) Alternately perhaps a "Download More" would be just as dinky eg: click to show another 100 lines; click again for 100 more etc.
Cheers,
Dennis

Admin (Thursday 7th of July 2011 12:54pm)

When you reach the end of the email as you preview it, the rest of the email will load

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