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>On Saturday, January 19, 2002, at 06:50 PM, SPY wrote:
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>>Yahoo! should be the one causing it!. It will be ok if the sender use Plain
>>Black font to send you messages.
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>>If they use styled or colored font, Fire! can't display that.
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>>BTW, any intention to fix this?
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>Yes, if possible.
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>Eric
I stopped using Fire months ago since Yahoo became problematic in
this regard (it used to work in 0.27b but that was probably the time
that Yahoo changed something). I have been using Proteus ever since
(as it works), but even that spits out ugly characters at the
beginning of every line - ie. "how are you?" appears as "M31how are
you?". This is only a problem when chatting with my brother, who
uses the PC version 5 of the Yahoo client. Fire (and Proteus) seems
to work fine with any other flavour of Yahoo client.
Incidently the latest version .29b looks very nice but alas still has
the same problem :-( I have discovered though that if my brother has
sent me a message while I have been logged out, when I log back in it
will display that one msg just fine. Weird. Maybe offline msgs are
sent without any special formatting?
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Regards,
Simon Craig
If it's not McBoeing, I'm not McGoing!
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