[replying to the list] On Sat, 13 Dec 2003 23:24:45 -0800 (Pacific Standard Time) BrenBarn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
B> On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 03:24:13 +0100 (Romance Standard Time) Vadim Zeitlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: B> B> > On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 10:58:24 -0800 (Pacific Standard Time) BrenBarn B> > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: B> > B> > B> 1) Fonts and colors are not displaying right. I have set B> > every B> > B> font option I can find to my font of choice, yet some test still B> > displays B> > B> in a different font. In particular, when I reply to an email, the B> > B> attribution will often (but not always) display in some other font, B> > and B> > B> sometimes when I begin to compose a message, my text will appear in B> > this B> > B> other font. B> > B> > This is really strange, I haven't seen anything like this yet. Do you B> > have B> > any way to reproduce this behaviour reliably or is it completely random? B> B> I seem to remember different behavior initially, but what's B> happening now is this: when I hit "R" to reply to a message, the first line B> of the reply (which is the attribution) is in the wrong font. However, if B> I move the cursor to the beginning of that line and hit Delete once, the B> text changes to the correct font, as if I'm deleting some invisible B> font-style tag. Is it possible this is somehow related to the template for B> the reply? I tried editing the template but it didn't have any effect. As Nerijus wrote, this problem shouldn't exist any more with the new text-only composer anyhow so it's probably too late to worry about it... B> > B> Also, although I have turned off the option to color quoted B> > text, B> > B> quoted text in emails I receive still displays in gray. I cannot B> > find any B> > B> setting anywhere in the options which is set to gray (I even searched B> > B> through the registry and didn't find anything). B> > B> > Quoted text or the text after signature/mailing list separator (like at B> > the end of this mail)? B> B> This problem seems to have disappeared --- are these settings not B> applied until after I restart the program, or something? I thought I had B> restarted, and in any case it seems like they should be B> applied immediately (or at least it should SAY that you have to restart). Normally everything is applied immediately unless you get a warning telling you that it isn't. Again, being able to reproduce the bug reliably would help a lot with fixing it. B> Hmmm. Another question: now that I've removed the spurious folder from the B> tree, does it still exist anywhere? That is, does "remove from tree" make B> it "invisible" but still keep a record of it somewhere behind the scenes? No. Remove from tree doesn't do anything to the folder itself (i.e. doesn't delete it if it is a file) but it makes Mahogany forget about it. B> Heh. So what does this mean? It just doesn't exist? This is quite B> an important feature. Not very much so if you're using an external editor. I think 90% of people using Mahogany do it -- and maybe you're starting to see one of the reasons for this. Of course the internal editor should be continued to be improved but we're probably never going to achieve the same level of quality as a real text editor, such as the one I'm writing this in (vim). B> > B> 4) Most annoyingly, the compose message window will sometimes B> > B> attempt to send my email at random, while I am in the middle of B> > typing it. B> > B> The SMTP authentication box pops up suddenly even when I haven't hit B> > the B> > B> send button. What is causing this, and how can I stop it from B> > happening? B> > B> > This is so strange that I'm really tempted to say that this is B> > impossible... Are you absolutely sure it is the SMTP authentication B> > box and not the one asking the password for your IMAP server (which B> > can be shown due to background check for new mail)? I'm quite sure B> > that there is no "auto send" feature in Mahogany. There is "auto save" B> > one but it only saves the message in "Drafts" folder, but doesn't send B> > it. B> B> It is the SMTP box. The box says "please enter login/password to B> send this message". Ok, I do see the reason for this. You're right, it is a real bug in M. It is harmless (i.e. it doesn't send anything) but surely annoying. I've never seen it only because I do store my SMTP login/password in the config. Please create a bug in the bug tracker so that I don't forget about it and I'll fix it before the next release. Thanks! VZ ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials. Become an expert in LINUX or just sharpen your skills. Sign up for IBM's Free Linux Tutorials. Learn everything from the bash shell to sys admin. Click now! http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1278&alloc_id=3371&op=click _______________________________________________ Mahogany-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mahogany-users
