On Tuesday 20 February 2007 18:39, Randall R Schulz wrote: > On Tuesday 20 February 2007 15:18, Doug McGarrett wrote: > > Hello, all-- > > > > I have set up my Kmail in 9.3 to look much like Eudora, and, with the > > exception of the font size problem, which no-one was able to fix, I > > am happy with it, but with one exception: when I save a particular > > mail, that mail persists on the screen in the background. I saved > > it, already, and it's on the display as an entry in the received > > mail, so I could go back and read it again if I wanted to. Why is it > > retained on screen behind the KMail screen? You guys in Germany who > > run this thing--if you still do--should fix this. > > Your terminology is confusing. What is retained where? KMail has windows > while the system as a whole has (display) screens. Are you just talking > about a message window? If so, simply close it. Saving a message is > distinct from deleting it, of course. Why would you expect the > application to close a message window (or delete the message) just > because you saved a copy to a plain file? > > It's perhaps a bit odd that if you delete a message, either by moving it > to the trash mailbox or by deleting it outright and that message is > open in a separate window, that window is not closed by the > application. > > > --doug
Well, let's put it this way: If I read a message, and then go on to the next message by hitting the X in the top right corner, nothing is saved on screen. If I save a message, and then go on to another message by hitting the X, I still go to the next message, but the one that I saved to a directory is still on screen behind the new message. This is dumb, and should be fixed. Sure I can de-picture it, but why should I have to? I have, after all, saved it. Why is it still on screen behind the KMail window? --doug -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
