Hi, I do like Thunderbird but there are a couple of things that i'm finding it frustrating to work with and wondered if someone could provide some help? So I use quite a lot of nested folders, sometimes up to 5 levels deep to keep things organised. Eg: I a sub folder structure like so: Trips - -Asia 2025 - - - -Hotels - - - -Flights - - - - - -International - - - - - -Domestic - - - -Parks - - - - - -Park 1 - - - - - -Park 2 - - - - - -Park 3 - -Europe 2025 - - - -Parks - - - - - -Park 1 - - - - - -Park 2 I'd like to be able to be able to select a top level folder (such as Asia 2025) and see all the messages in it and all it's subfolders. Effectively ALL the emails relating to the trip. Is there a way to achieve this? Second issue: I have a saved search folder called Flagged. Right now I have to edit the properties of the saved search, then click "Choose" and manually tick each folder / sub folder I wish to show flagged messages for. I know I can select the first, select the last, press spacebar to toggle those folders. But it doesn't expand subfolders, and it means that when I add more folders (which I do very very often), I have to remember to manually update the list of selected folders (on 2 machines too as i have this account set up in 2 places). Is there a way to just select a parent folder (in my case i'd like to just select the account itself) and have it automatically include everything below that. Then I don;t need to update or change it as my folders change. Surely both of these suggestions are sensible and would increase the usability of Thunderbird. Also, how can I find out what folder a message is stored in from the message in cards view, the message detail panel itself or the right click menu of the message card? Thanks, Neil