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You can delete messages by highlighting them and pressing the Delete key. Alternatively, right-click any message (or a selection of them) and select Delete. The message will then be moved to the Trash folder. To empty the Trash folder, right-click the folder and select Empty Trash, as shown in Figure 14-4.

Listing 2-28. Who Entered Tournament 36 in 2006 SELECT e.MemberID FROM Entry e WHERE e.TourID = 36 AND e.Year = 2006

Figure 14-4. To permanently delete messages, right-click the Trash folder and select Empty Trash. If you move any messages from folder to folder, as described later in the Sorting and Filtering Messages section, a copy of the mail will end up in the Trash folder. This is because Evolution doesn t literally move messages. Instead, it copies them from the old to the new location and deletes the original. This can be a little disconcerting at first, but there s nothing to worry about. The mail message will remain wherever you moved it, and it won t disappear.

Another cool feature you can use with redirection is sending the output from one device to another device To understand how this works, let s first look at what happens when you are using cat on a device, as in cat /dev/sda This command would display the complete content of the sda device on the standard output The interesting thing when displaying the contents of a storage device like this is that you can redirect it Imagine a situation in which you have a /dev/sdb as well, and this sdb device is at least as large as /dev/sda and is empty at the moment You can clone the disk just by using cat /dev/sda > /dev/sdb! However, this redirecting to devices can be very dangerous.

Zoom controls: Zoom controls are in the toolbar These make the icons representing the files bigger or smaller When you re browsing a lot of files at once, shrinking them will fit more in the window On the other hand, when you re viewing photo thumbnails, it can be handy to increase the zoom setting so you can see more detail in the pictures This also works for text files, where you ll see a portion of the text contained within the file View As Icons/List: To the right of the zoom controls is a drop-down list that switches between Icon, List, and Compact view List view shows details about the files, such as file size, the type of file, its permissions, and so on Icon view presents the files as a series of large icons.

In many cases, the icons give a clue as to the nature of the file; for example, audio files appear with musical note graphics If the folder you re browsing contains image files (or certain document files, such as PDFs), these will be automatically thumbnailed the icon will be a small version of the contents of the file, as shown in Figure 10-2 By default Nautilus displays only previews of local files smaller than 10MB, but you can change this by choosing Edit Preferences and looking under the Preview tab If you change any of these settings to Always, it could have an impact on performance when you re browsing remote directories The preview is very handy when browsing pictures for printing or editing Compact view lists the files in columns, like List view, but without the details.

The select operation to find subsets of rows can very simply give us the answer to many questions as in the previous section. However, there is a bit of a temptation to write similar queries such as that in Listing 2-29 to try to retrieve people who have entered both tournaments 36 and 38.

Imagine what would happen if you were foolish enough to issue the command cat /etc/passwd > /dev/sda; it would just dump the content of the passwd file to the beginning of the /dev/sda device And, because you re working on the raw device here, no file system information is used, and this command would overwrite all important administrative information that is stored at the beginning of the device that is mentioned And you would never be able to boot the device again! In 4, you will learn about the dd command, which can be used to copy data from one device to another device in a way that is much more secure..