Matthias Schmidt told: >I just tried that and it looks like something pops up, but disappears so >quickly, that I even don't see it. >PM just disconnects from the imap account and quits, just as I would >expect it.
Hmmmm, maybe it's what I'd like too actually. However, the dialog shouldn't show up then only because of an IMAP connection is running, unless there's some real activity going on, like for example an attachment being downloaded or some other IMAP activity that shows up with a progress bar within the process window. I just verified that the dialog *is* respected when such a connection is going on. Hmmm, maybe this is a price that have to be paid then for getting this dialog when there's something being done on the account that needs completing. However, it's not the ideal. The ideal would be I think that after the user quits the application: 1. an IMAPconnection is active but without specific process activity beyond the connect: PowerMail quits without the dialog showing up at all. ?2. an IMAPconnection is active and there's some process running on the IMAP account: the Quit Anyway/Abort dialog shows up and waits for user interaction, or when the processes are completed it quits. So it's only number 1 above that isn't working like I wish. It's a small point in the whole, but it should be on a bug list because it is actually bewildering behavior as the user may not know that there isn't some important process running. I have no opinion on whether it should be fixed however. Mikael Technoids: PM 5.5.3 build 4480 sv / SpamSieve 2.6.4 sv | OS X 10.4.8 | Powerbook G4 / 400 | 1GB | 80GB
