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On Tue, 2007-12-18 at 11:22 -0800, Frank Jahnke wrote:
> Before delving further, is there a file akin to ~/gnome2/sessions that 
> can be deleted to cure initialization problems?  I'm on gnome2 2.20.2 
> and the most recent patchlevel of 6.2.  Thanks!

Hello,

yes there is such a file. I hit that problem just yesterday and found
that it is enough to delete the corresponding custom-view file in:

  ~/.evolution/mail/views/

If you still know in which folder you clicked on the ordering tab it's
enough to move that one out of the way.



Greetings,
  Sascha