In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Ben Bucksch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> J.B. Moreno wrote: > > >I could probably name just as many mail programs that do this as well. > > > J.B., which most popular ones do you know from the top of your head? On the Mac: Emailer (discontinued 3 or 4 years ago, but still popular), Mailsmith, Powermail, the aforementioned Mulberry, Green, Mailcharm and Mushai. Plus MS's programs (OE and Enterouge or however it's spelled). On the PC: The Bat!, Poco, Kaufman Mail Warrior (added in 3.6) Datula (japanese email program) and I believe (but am not sure) Becky! Probably others, but that's all that comes to mind (Pegasus? I can't remember). Unix: Mutt, plus the usual suspects. -snip what UI for prefs?- > >Prefs are usually a dialog box somewhere, and yes, you can set it for > >each level (supported level that is, some only go two or three levels) > > > How about that: A check box in Prefs to en/disable it. If checked, it > enables a button "Colors..." to open another dialog box to set customize > the color for 5 quote levels. If checked, it also disables the plaintext > quotes color picker. > > Jen, what do you think? Not Jen, but that sounds fine to me. > >you don't have to have much of a UI -- I believe Xnews for > >instance does it via an ini file. > > By that measure, we have the feature already. It works, if you add > some rules to userContent.css. But how well is that fact documented? And does it come with some default that would work for most people? -- J.B. Moreno
