Re: The Bat! - bug report

2000-08-19 Thread A . Curtis Martin

On Sat, 19 Aug 2000 10:37:12 +0100, Marck D. Pearlstone wrote:

MDP Write a message with "Sign when complete" checked. Park it as a
MDP draft then click into the outbox and uncheck the "draft" flag on
MDP the message.

If this message is unsigned, the your bug is confirmed.

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Re: Lift bar

2000-08-19 Thread A . Curtis Martin

On Wed, 16 Aug 2000 18:33:45 -0700, Januk Aggarwal wrote:

JA Nope, we were just discussing this problem (and various incarnations
JA of this bug) on TBUDL. There are three scenarios where the scroll
JA bar disappears (what you called the lift bar. Scroll bar is just
JA more general.)

JA  1. The bug you described.

I've seen this on occasion.

JA 2. Something very similar. Create a new message, (or a reply, it
JA doesn't matter) type a couple of lines so it all fits into one
JA window. Now use the arrow keys, page up/down keys or scroll wheel
JA mouse to scroll down (or horizontally). The scroll bars do not
JA appear.

For me the scroll-bars appear as soon as I start typing after moving the
cursor down or sideways.

JA  3.  If %Cursor is *after* %Quotes in your reply template, scroll bars
JA  will not appear.

I have tried this and the scroll-bars appear. :-/ The plot thickens. Is
this an OS specific problem? I'm using Win2k. Could be a Win98 issue.

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Re: Reading messages issues

2000-08-19 Thread A . Curtis Martin

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
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On Thu, 17 Aug 2000 18:06:12 -0700, Ming-Li wrote:

ML I often wonder about that myself. The rule of thumb is to see if a
ML bug or feature exists only in beta software. In reality, however,
ML I've found myself using beta software most of the time, and not sure
ML when a potential bug was introduced. Accordingly, I've always used
ML TBUDL unless I'm "sure" something is related only to the betas
ML (S/MIME, e.g.).

To avoid any confusion, if you are using a beta version of TB!, you
should confine bug reports to the beta list. Feature requests are of
course welcome or suggestions for improved or changing present
implementation of features is welcome on TBUDL. However, suggestions or
questions on recently added features that are present only in beta
versions should be done only on the beta list.

I understand what you're saying though Ming. The beta's have been so
common that it's difficult to keep in one's mind a precise boundary
between what features/fixes are still in beta and what are not. The only
way to deal with this is to lay down black and white rules as above. :-)

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Re: The Bat! - bug report - Bug in Attachment sending!

2000-08-19 Thread A . Curtis Martin

On Thu, 17 Aug 2000 23:20:50 +0200, Dirk Heiser wrote:

DH If i compose a new message, attach a File (with DragDrop), delete
DH the File from the HDD and Send the message. The Result is that the
DH message send with an empty Attachment.

DH Settings are:

DH - Store Attachments in message Bodys.
DH - Bind Attchmants only while send mails out are _not_ checked.

These are my settings as well.

snip

DH   Create a new message, attach a file with DragDrop, delete this
DH   file from the HDD, send the message to yourself and try to open
DH   the attachment.

Opened OK here. :-/

Hmmm. I can't reproduce this bug. I sent myself attachments using drag
and drop and also using the attachments toolbar button. I deleted the
files from the source directory and then sent the messages. Both
attachments were there on checking.

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Re: The Bat! - bug report - Bug in Attachment sending!

2000-08-19 Thread Dirk Heiser

Hi A.,

Friday, August 18, 2000, 1:50:11 AM, you wrote:

ACM Opened OK here. :-/

ACM Hmmm. I can't reproduce this bug. I sent myself attachments using drag
ACM and drop and also using the attachments toolbar button. I deleted the
ACM files from the source directory and then sent the messages. Both
ACM attachments were there on checking.

I use the "Send Now" Button from the message Editor (The Tool Bar
Button), perhaps there are the difference.

cu,
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Re: Lift bar

2000-08-19 Thread Januk Aggarwal

Hello A,


On  Friday, August 18, 2000  at  22:57:13 GMT -0500 (which was 8:57 PM
where I live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:

 On Wed, 16 Aug 2000 18:33:45 -0700, Januk Aggarwal wrote:


JA 2. Something very similar. Create a new message, (or a reply, it
JA doesn't matter) type a couple of lines so it all fits into one
JA window. Now use the arrow keys, page up/down keys or scroll wheel
JA mouse to scroll down (or horizontally). The scroll bars do not
JA appear.

 For me the scroll-bars appear as soon as I start typing after moving the
 cursor down or sideways.

 That's the key, as soon as you start typing.  I think TB should
 calculate the scroll bars based on cursor position (much like
 spreadsheet programs do).  This shouldn't be hard since TB knows and
 displays the cursor position anyway.

JA  3.  If %Cursor is *after* %Quotes in your reply template, scroll bars
JA  will not appear.

 I have tried this and the scroll-bars appear. :-/ The plot thickens. Is
 this an OS specific problem? I'm using Win2k. Could be a Win98 issue.

 To tell the truth, I haven't noticed this either.  I have my reply
 template in a quick template and use the %qinclude macro.  I wonder
 if it is different if one uses the folder level or account level
 templates?



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Re: Lift bar

2000-08-19 Thread Januk Aggarwal

Er, hit the send button too quick...

 For me the scroll-bars appear as soon as I start typing after moving the
 cursor down or sideways.

  That's the key, as soon as you start typing.  I think TB should
  calculate the scroll bars based on cursor position (much like
  spreadsheet programs do).  This shouldn't be hard since TB knows and
  displays the cursor position anyway.

 Let me clarify.  I think TB should calculate scroll bars based on
 cursor position in addition to the existence of text.  Right now all
 this message fits on one screen for me.  If I hit page down, it is
 not immediately obvious that I still have text higher up.

 I just did a test.  I hit page down, no scroll bars.  I typed one
 character, and the scroll bars appeared.  I then deleted that
 character (backspace), scroll bars were still there.  I then hit page
 up, and the scroll bars still indicated that there was something
 further down.

 I think what is happening is that TB doesn't define the white area
 until you type something, although you can navigate to any point.  So
 when you type something, any preceding white space is then defined.
 But TB doesn't strip it again until the message is sent.  It appears
 that scroll bars are calculated on the defined space in a message.
 But this causes problems when the defined area fits completely into
 the window, and the scroll bars disappear.

 This complaint for the scroll bar behaviour is simply to reduce
 ambiguity.  With this free caret interface, the need to use the Home
 and End keys is much more prevalent.  On a keyboard like mine, that
 means the Page Up/Down keys are often hit simply due to slight
 overreach, (aka typist error).  Let me tell you, it is a bit
 unnerving to hit what you think is the End key, and find that all
 your text magically disappears.  It takes a while to realize that it
 still exists, especially the first few times it happens.
 
 
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Re: The Bat! - bug report - Bug in Attachment sending!

2000-08-19 Thread A . Curtis Martin

On Sat, 19 Aug 2000 23:29:52 +0200, Dirk Heiser wrote:

ACM Opened OK here. :-/

ACM Hmmm. I can't reproduce this bug. I sent myself attachments using drag
ACM and drop and also using the attachments toolbar button. I deleted the
ACM files from the source directory and then sent the messages. Both
ACM attachments were there on checking.

DH I use the "Send Now" Button from the message Editor (The Tool Bar
DH Button), perhaps there are the difference.

Yes, this is the difference. Put the message in the outbox before
deleting the attachment source. Apparently the attachment isn't bound
before the message reaches the outbox. This may be implementation and
not a bug.

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Re: The Bat! - bug report

2000-08-19 Thread A . Curtis Martin

On Sun, 20 Aug 2000 00:46:16 +0400, Alexander Drunin wrote:

AD Sometimes I think that I like TB! mostly because of bugs :-) ..At
AD least I find myself enjoying some of them.

Feh! That's not sounding too good.

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Re: The Bat! - bug report - Bug in Attachment sending!

2000-08-19 Thread Dirk Heiser

Hi A.,

Sunday, August 20, 2000, 2:25:00 AM, you wrote:

DH I use the "Send Now" Button from the message Editor (The Tool Bar
DH Button), perhaps there are the difference.

ACM Yes, this is the difference. Put the message in the outbox before
ACM deleting the attachment source. Apparently the attachment isn't bound
ACM before the message reaches the outbox. This may be implementation and
ACM not a bug.

Then it is implemented wrong :-)

TB! should _never_ send an invalid message without warn the user about
this.

One Solution are to look the file until it is no longer needed.

cu,
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Re: The Bat! - bug report

2000-08-19 Thread Gold Gaurami

Hello Marck and everyone else...

MDP   The bug description:
MDP Using  the  "sign  when  complete" option, when saving a draft, TB
MDP (quite  correctly)  doesn't  sign  the  draft  and wait for you to
MDP re-load  and  complete  the message before signing. But there is a
MDP loophole. If you simply unpark the message, it is sent unsigned.

MDP   Steps to reproduce the bug:
MDP Write  a  message  with "Sign when complete" checked. Park it as a
MDP draft  then  click into the outbox and uncheck the "draft" flag on
MDP the message.

I believe TB! does not save 'Sign on complete' and 'Encrypt on
complete' settings when a message is saved as draft. I have
experienced a similar situation:

I have a address book-level new message template for one particular
recipient, which contains the %encryptcomplete and %signcomplete
macros. They work fine when creating a new message--TB! enables both
options.

However, if I save as draft and re-open the message, both Encrypt and
Sign On Complete are disabled. If I don't remember to re-enable them,
I'll send the message unsecured accidentally. It has happened more
than once and is rather irritating. :-/

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