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In the patch, I changed the comment with the example local folder name as requested by Magnus.

Also, changed the comment containing ```Message Downloading...``` to ```Downloading message...``` as pointed out in comment 12.

But I was unable to duplicate the status bar issue pointed out in comment 12. When updating an out-of-date profile, even when new messages need to be downloaded to several folders, on startup I always see ```Downloading message X of Y``` for each folder updated. I never see a completely empty status line due to ```Downloading message...``` being suppressed.

```Downloading message...``` does appear correctly when when downloading the message to disk cache when the folder has no offline store and it appears correctly when downloading to offline store when autosync is turned off.

I think ```Downloading message...``` should only appear in response to a user action on a single message causing it to be downloaded. It should not occur when messages are automatically downloaded when the message ```Downloading message X of Y``` appears.

In the patch, I changed the comment with the example local folder name as requested by Magnus.

Also, changed the comment containing ```Message Downloading...``` to ```Downloading message...``` as pointed out in comment 12.

But I was unable to duplicate the status bar issue pointed out in comment 12. When updating an out-of-date profile, even when new messages need to be downloaded to several folders, on startup I always see ```Downloading message X of Y``` for each folder updated. I never see a completely empty status line due to ```Downloading message...``` being suppressed.

```Downloading message...``` does appear correctly when when downloading the message to disk cache when the folder has no offline store and it appears correctly when downloading to offline store when autosync is turned off.

I think ```Downloading message...``` should only appear in response to a user action on a single message causing it to be downloaded. It should not occur when messages are automatically downloaded when the message ```Downloading message X of Y``` appears (even when Y is one).