[Benjamin_NYC]

Is this possible in Hub? Or any way to differentiate them without selecting a specific email account? I only ask because sometimes people email my Yahoo by mistake instead of my work account, and I end up replying to it from Yahoo automatically, and then the whole email discussion ends up in my Yahoo.

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

Is this possible in Hub? Or any way to differentiate them without selecting a specific email account? I only ask because sometimes people email my Yahoo by mistake instead of my work account, and I end up replying to it from Yahoo automatically, and then the whole email discussion ends up in my Yahoo.

Yes


Go to the HUB > MORE > SETTINGS > HUB MANAGEMENT > the select the Account and it will give you options for Account Color.


That said it is a very small colored bar that you will not notice very easily....

[Benjamin_NYC]

Yes


Go to the HUB > MORE > SETTINGS > HUB MANAGEMENT > the select the Account and it will give you options for Account Color.


That said it is a very small colored bar that you will not notice very easily....

Thanks, but must be in 10.2? I don't see it in 10.1.

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[Uzi]

yup on 10.2

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[thurask]

Thanks, but must be in 10.2? I don't see it in 10.1.

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I believe it's 10.2 only.




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[Benjamin_NYC]

Too bad. Looks useful. Thanks!

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[waterfrontmgmt]

It's better than nothing, with the color bar. But it would be nice if the entire text (ie subject) was colored.

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[Benjamin_NYC]

It's better than nothing, with the color bar. But it would be nice if the entire text (ie subject) was colored.

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Sounds ugly.

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[waterfrontmgmt]

Since the early days of Palm, the most effective and most popular calendars have been color coded.

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[Benjamin_NYC]

Since the early days of Palm, the most effective and most popular calendars have been color coded.

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They also used to make airplanes out of wood.

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[waterfrontmgmt]

You seem a little conflicted, since you are the one that asked for this. Google calendars are color coded by email. Pocket Informant still uses this too. It could be a natural progression of the Hub.

They also used to make airplanes out of wood.

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[Benjamin_NYC]

You seem a little conflicted, since you are the one that asked for this. Google calendars are color coded by email. Pocket Informant still uses this too. It could be a natural progression of the Hub.

No sense of humor!

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[waterfrontmgmt]

Sense of humor aside...this would be a very nice option for the Hub.

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[RegN]

It's better than nothing, with the color bar. But it would be nice if the entire text (ie subject) was colored.

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I agree or at least a wider bar. Maybe have the header bar color the same as the bar on the side

Leaked 10.2.1. Couldn't resist

[dad2bandm]

It's better than nothing, with the color bar. But it would be nice if the entire text (ie subject) was colored.

Agreed. If not the text itself, then shading, or even a more visible/wider colour indicator. It doesn't stand out well with current implementation.

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[joeldf]

I agree. The color bar is a bit too thin.

Also the colors themselves aren't that great. The "blue" is very teal with green tinge. And the "green" is very yellow with the thin line you get.

If they just made use of the same colors that the calendar uses, that would be better. Something I mention in every Beta Zone survey I fill out.

At least 10.2.1 added the ability to color code all hub items. I think 10.2.0 could only color certain items. Memory could be faulty in that though. Either way, they need many more color choices too.

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