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Ability to select folder(s) for Export|Restore

Andy Konecny

A solid and typical filing system is to file by folder and sub-folder structure of some sort, with the location of an item|message as the organizational metadata but currently one has to open each folder to select all the messages to process, go and open…
- over 3 years ago
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Ability to search by other meta data such as folder name

Andy Konecny

A solid and typical filing system is to file by folder of some sort, with the location of an item|message as the organizational metadata But we can't select folders for restore we have to forcing us to manually select each folder and sub-folder in turn…
- over 3 years ago
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- Retain Unified Archiving Ideas
Browsing in Search Messages to have independent scroll of folders vs content of the folders

Andy Konecny

A solid and typical filing system is to file by folder of some sort, and you can easily have many folders, and over time that can result in way more folder names than fits on a screen (even a big 4K screen in with small fonts). Currently in Retain, when…
- over 3 years ago
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