Fernando,
I also have been using balsa, but am having problems with it cutting off the
tops of messages when it prints using CUPS.
I did not have this problem with balsa 1.0.0 but the default printer in that
version was print to a file.
I upgraded to the latest beta version, 1.1.4, and that fixed the print to
file problem, but now, it cuts the tops off of messages when printed, no
matter how I try to adjust the lpoptions in CUPS.
Any suggestions are very welcome and appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Jamie Rubinstein
Systems Engineer
Apropos Retail Management Systems, Inc.
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Fax: 425-670-1810
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Fernando Pereira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 1:45 PM
> To: Jamie Rubinstein
> Subject: Re: [Evolution] email
>
>
> I've been using Evo for email since January. It's has become
> increasingly stable, but it's still very much work in progress, and it
> does crash, although relatively rarely at least for me. The main reasons
> I am using it rather than Balsa, another GNOME email client, are the
> search, filter and attachment facilities, which are excellent, as well
> as the convenient HTML email handling for when I get HTML-formatted
> email from Netscape or Outlook users (this is still somewhat fragile,
> though). However, if you need a simple, pretty stable, client, Balsa
> may be a better bet. I used it for a period last year, and would still
> be using it if it had good search and filtering capabilities, and did
> attachments better.
>
> -- F
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