• When you click on a folder, email downloads from the server and is cached on the local disk. Clicking on it after loading it once (and restarting) is almost instant, but the flags for each email are updated some time after the folder is displayed. For instance if you select a folder that has since had email deleted using a different client, the deleted email initially appear (they are in the local cache) but after Scribe has finished querying the server the local copies disappear, so as to match the server.
• I maintain a index of meta data associated with the local files. Included entries for deleted email. Each entry has the server's ID, the current flags (\Seen \Answered etc) and the local file name of the message.
• When you click on a folder it reads the server's list of email and updates the local meta data and files using messages between the UI and worker threads. This seems to be reaching some sort of stability.
• I've removed the duplicate "Flags" int from the IMAP mail class and starting using the real IMAP flags structure that the protocol handling class uses. This means that some Scribe flags are not supported at the moment (although I could re-add support using the meta data fields). This is things like the "forwarded" and "bounce" flags.

# this is the output size
x = 800
y = 600

# This is the length of each photo in frames...
seg_len = 150
# This is the length of the cross fade in frames...
seg_fade = 20


function Asp(clip c1, float a)
{
	c1a = float(c1.Width) / float(c1.Height)
	c1x = c1a < a ? c1.Width : c1.Height * a
	c1cx = c1x < c1.Width ? (c1.Width - c1x) / 2 : 0
	c1y = c1a < a ? c1.Width / a : c1.Height
	c1cy = c1y < c1.Height ? (c1.Height - c1y) / 2 : 0
	return Crop(c1, int(c1cx), int(c1cy), -int(c1cx), -int(c1cy))
}

a = float(x) / float(y)
c1 = Asp(ImageSource("image1.jpg", 0, seg_len), a)
c2 = Asp(ImageSource("image2.jpg", 0, seg_len), a)
c3 = Asp(ImageSource("image3.jpg", 0, seg_len), a)
out = Dissolve( \
			Animate(0,seg_len, "LanczosResize", \
				c1, x, y, 0.0,  0.0,  c1.Width, c1.Height, \
				c1, x, y, 32.0, 32.0, c1.Width-64.0, c1.Height-64.0), \
			Animate(0,seg_len, "LanczosResize", \
				c2, x, y, 32.0,  32.0,  c2.Width-64.0, c2.Height-64.0, \
				c2, x, y, 0.0, 0.0, c2.Width, c2.Height), \
			Animate(0,seg_len, "LanczosResize", \
				c3, x, y, 0.0,  0.0,  c3.Width, c3.Height, \
				c3, x, y, 32.0, 32.0, c3.Width-64.0, c3.Height-64.0), \
				seg_fade)

return out