Foxmail skills two

Create your own "Daily Post"
When you first started Foxmail, you saw the "Daily Post" tip that introduced the tips. I want to replace the contents of the prompt window with Did you enter the information? Look down.

Use a text editor (Note: use the "Notepad" program that comes with Windows). Open the Tips.Fox file in the installation directory. Although there are some English, but those Chinese characters are not very familiar. What? Oh, these are the contents displayed in the "Daily Post".

The format of the "Daily Post" message is like this: each message takes one line, the message title is added to the brackets in the middle of the quotes, and then two spaces are blank, and the specific information of the message is entered. Knowing this rule, we can add some personalized tips. Enter our information, save the file and exit, open Foxmail to view the effect through the "Previous" and "Next" buttons.

What? Foxmail's "Show on startup" checkbox for "Daily Post" has been removed, can't see the prompt window? How to do? Here is the easiest way to activate: Click on the menu "Help → About", the Foxmail logo appears, click the computer icon button in the lower right corner with the left mouse button, the program will immediately pop up "Daily Post".

Solving the error of the new mail prompt bar
After receiving the mail with Foxmail, you may delete some advertising mail directly. However, after reading other new emails, you will find that the new email prompts that are running at the top of the computer screen also prompt those emails that have been deleted. Double-click one of them, but Foxmail prompts that the emails are not found. ". How to solve this problem? At this point, you can delete the "fmnmtk.dat" file directly under the Foxmail directory. Because when you receive mail, Foxmail will save the unread new mail information in the "fmnmtk.dat" file. When you delete a new mail without reading it, it will be saved in the "fmnmtk.dat" file. The new mail message is still there and will not be deleted. The next time you restart Foxmail, the program will automatically rebuild the new "fmnmtk.dat" file.