Re: Display properties

2011-04-26 Thread Jernej Simončič
On Tuesday, April 26, 2011, 0:53:35, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:

 Aha!  Sort of confirms what Marek said.  However, if I do
 what MFPA suggested and bring up PROPERTIES by
 right-clicking on the desktop, then go to the APPEARANCE
 tab, it shows that I'm using NORMAL, not LARGE fonts.

This is somewhat confusing, but Windows lets you set the font size in
2 places: Appearance (which affects very few things) and in Settings
(last tab) - Advanced (which affects nearly everything, sometimes in
bad ways).

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Re: Display properties

2011-04-26 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello Jernej,

On Tuesday, April 26, 2011 you wrote:

JS On Tuesday, April 26, 2011, 0:53:35, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:

 Aha!  Sort of confirms what Marek said.  However, if I do
 what MFPA suggested and bring up PROPERTIES by
 right-clicking on the desktop, then go to the APPEARANCE
 tab, it shows that I'm using NORMAL, not LARGE fonts.

JS This is somewhat confusing, but Windows lets you set the font size in
JS 2 places: Appearance (which affects very few things) and in Settings
(last tab) - Advanced (which affects nearly everything, sometimes in
JS bad ways).

You were absolutely correct Jernej.  In SETTINGS I found the
I had selected large font when I initially set up this
computer.  I switched it back to small fonts (which is too
small for these aged eyes) and sure enough, the display
problems I had submitted had disappeared.  I didn't bother
checking the connection center but the folder properties now
displayed properly.  However, since the smaller font is no
longer comfortable for me I had to go back to the large
fonts.

So, did I understand Marek correctly in that he thought this
was a bug and he was going to submit it to Bugtrackers?

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Re: Display properties

2011-04-25 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello Rick,

On Monday, April 25, 2011 you wrote:

 Or, should I simply reload the most recent previous version
 I have (4.2.44) and hopefully clear the problem?

R I  am  seeing  NEITHER of these issues. I am using the default WIndows
R theme

Rick, how do you (I actually) arrive at the default Windows
theme?  I'm not sure I know what theme I'm using.

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Re: Display properties

2011-04-25 Thread Jenny Zonneveld
Hello Jack,

Sunday, April 24, 2011, 11:49:57 PM, you wrote:
JSL Greetings Bats,

JSL Having updated to v5.0.8 I noticed the following display
JSL anomalies.  You'll notice in the clipboard display here:
JSL http://clip2net.com/s/U5Ej that the SERVER, MESSAGE,
JSL TRANSFER and TIME lines text is missing what I surmise to be
JSL about one or two pixels at the bottom of each line.  While
JSL annoying, the text is still readable and I was grudgingly
JSL content to just let it go.  However, I wanted to check the
JSL properties on my Trash folder and was dismayed to find this:
JSL http://clip2net.com/s/U5CQ, a slightly more serious problem.

JSL Has anyone else seen these display problems in their 5.0.8
JSL programs?  Is there some adjustment somewhere I can tweak to
JSL make the problem go away?

JSL Or, should I simply reload the most recent previous version
JSL I have (4.2.44) and hopefully clear the problem?



I had serious problems with version 5.0.8 and reverted back to 4.2.44 within a 
matter of hours. 
The message times were up the creek so the mail ticker didn't display new 
messages as they came in and the sorting in thread or sender view didn't work 
at all. Two show stoppers for me, I'm afraid.  

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Re: Display properties

2011-04-25 Thread MFPA
Hi


On Monday 25 April 2011 at 4:23:09 PM, in
mid:1341997166.20110425102...@charter.net, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:


 Rick, how do you (I actually) arrive at the default
 Windows theme?  I'm not sure I know what theme I'm
 using.  

Try right-clicking a blank space on your desktop and select
properties from the context menu. Or find display in the Control 
Panel.




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Re: Display properties

2011-04-25 Thread Jernej Simončič
On Monday, April 25, 2011, 22:05:23, MFPA wrote:

 Try right-clicking a blank space on your desktop and select
 properties from the context menu. Or find display in the Control 
 Panel.

Theme in Jack's pictures is the default XP theme though (with Large
fonts enabled, but that shouldn't cause the problem he's seeing).

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Re: Display properties

2011-04-25 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello MFPA,

On Monday, April 25, 2011 you wrote:

M Hi


M On Monday 25 April 2011 at 4:23:09 PM, in
M mid:1341997166.20110425102...@charter.net, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:


 Rick, how do you (I actually) arrive at the default
 Windows theme?  I'm not sure I know what theme I'm
 using.  

M Try right-clicking a blank space on your desktop and select
M properties from the context menu. Or find display in the Control 
M Panel.

Ah.  Thanks M.

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Re: Display properties

2011-04-25 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello Jernej,

On Monday, April 25, 2011 you wrote:

JS On Monday, April 25, 2011, 22:05:23, MFPA wrote:

 Try right-clicking a blank space on your desktop and select
 properties from the context menu. Or find display in the Control 
 Panel.

JS Theme in Jack's pictures is the default XP theme though (with Large
JS fonts enabled, but that shouldn't cause the problem he's seeing).

Aha!  Sort of confirms what Marek said.  However, if I do
what MFPA suggested and bring up PROPERTIES by
right-clicking on the desktop, then go to the APPEARANCE
tab, it shows that I'm using NORMAL, not LARGE fonts.

In any case, I don't think you should be able to mess up a
program's formatting by changing the OS's display
parameters, Particularly since the previous version of TB!
didn't have this problem.

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Re: Display properties

2011-04-25 Thread Rick
 Hello Rick,

 On Monday, April 25, 2011 you wrote:

 Or, should I simply reload the most recent previous version
 I have (4.2.44) and hopefully clear the problem?

R I  am  seeing  NEITHER of these issues. I am using the default WIndows
R theme

 Rick, how do you (I actually) arrive at the default Windows
 theme?  I'm not sure I know what theme I'm using.

VIEW  /  THEMES  but  if you haven't changed it, it is probably set to
default and that is not the isue

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Display properties

2011-04-24 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Greetings Bats,

Having updated to v5.0.8 I noticed the following display
anomalies.  You'll notice in the clipboard display here:
http://clip2net.com/s/U5Ej that the SERVER, MESSAGE,
TRANSFER and TIME lines text is missing what I surmise to be
about one or two pixels at the bottom of each line.  While
annoying, the text is still readable and I was grudgingly
content to just let it go.  However, I wanted to check the
properties on my Trash folder and was dismayed to find this:
http://clip2net.com/s/U5CQ, a slightly more serious problem.

Has anyone else seen these display problems in their 5.0.8
programs?  Is there some adjustment somewhere I can tweak to
make the problem go away?

Or, should I simply reload the most recent previous version
I have (4.2.44) and hopefully clear the problem?

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TIA,
Jack LaRosa

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Re: Display properties

2011-04-24 Thread Rick
 Greetings Bats,

 Having updated to v5.0.8 I noticed the following display
 anomalies.  You'll notice in the clipboard display here:
 http://clip2net.com/s/U5Ej that the SERVER, MESSAGE,
 TRANSFER and TIME lines text is missing what I surmise to be
 about one or two pixels at the bottom of each line.  While
 annoying, the text is still readable and I was grudgingly
 content to just let it go.  However, I wanted to check the
 properties on my Trash folder and was dismayed to find this:
 http://clip2net.com/s/U5CQ, a slightly more serious problem.

 Has anyone else seen these display problems in their 5.0.8
 programs?  Is there some adjustment somewhere I can tweak to
 make the problem go away?

 Or, should I simply reload the most recent previous version
 I have (4.2.44) and hopefully clear the problem?

I  am  seeing  NEITHER of these issues. I am using the default WIndows
theme

-- 
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Re: Display properties

2011-04-24 Thread Marek Mikus
Hello all,
Sunday, April 24, 2011, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:

 Has anyone else seen these display problems in their 5.0.8
 programs?  Is there some adjustment somewhere I can tweak to
 make the problem go away?

I am not using Large Fonts in Windows, so not. I will added them to
Bugtraq.

 Or, should I simply reload the most recent previous version
 I have (4.2.44) and hopefully clear the problem?

no, this displaying issue must be fixed in program directly.

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