On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 17:57, Aaron Weber wrote:
Ok, you're probably tired of hearing about importers by now, but I
have a question:
The Evolution manual says you can import ics, vcf/gcrd, mbx, and ldif
files. The single-file importer, however, only asks about 2 file
types: icv and vcf.
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 02:46, JP Rosevear wrote:
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 02:23, JP Rosevear wrote:
On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 17:57, Aaron Weber wrote:
Ok, you're probably tired of hearing about importers by now, but I
have a question:
The Evolution manual says you can import ics,
Looking at the list columns for tasks we probably have too many
available, for instance how likely is the person to use geographic
positon (especially when we have no UI for it). I like Han's notion in
the event list to cut down the number of columns available. So i
propose we limit the columns
Just remember, adding even a single feature means more maintenance. We
already have enough to keep us busy for months, if all we were doing was
making the current feature-set perfect.
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 17:00 +0100, guenther wrote:
Here is the proposed revised schedule for Evolution 2.0,
Le Mon 09/02/2004 14:03, Not Zed a crit :
its probably some race in the setup of the window.
probably the best you can do with 1.4.x is try to move to another
message then move back?
I get the same here. Changing message doesn't make a difference.
This seems to happen with Outlook 11.0,
Hey all,
I saw the post on the codeblog about needing doc proofreading. If
there's still a need for this let me know.
-Brian
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Le lun 09/02/2004 à 19:07, Jeffrey Stedfast a écrit :
this shouldn't have any effect on connection hangs.
Also, 4k seems pretty reasonable to me for uid set lengths... 256 is a
bit small. Especially since uw.imapd, being known for being intolerant
of long lines, easily handles 8k.
I'd be
No - autocompletion only kicks in after 3 characters, so typing bo won't do anything.
P.
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 04:42, k rennert wrote:
Hey all,
I just compiled a fresh copy of evolution 1.4.5 on a
clean gentoo install. Everything works great, except
for the address autocomplete feature
Redirect as
It's also a more accurate label, imho.
FWIW, I agree.
What I'd really like to advocate is you consider moving it to a more
exposed position - even so far as to be parallel to Reply and Forward in
the Actions menu and right-click context menu.
I'm not sure if this would be
Hi,
I mean that it should be in the FAQ but didn't find it.
Is it possible to have Evolution vérifying or decryting inline PGP ?
I look for build-in function or external workaround.
thanks in advance.
--
Hubert Adgié
ISP Informatique
www.ispinfo.fr
Is it possible to have Evolution vérifying or decryting inline PGP ?
Nope, this is currently not supported.
However, there is a bounty for this feature and it likely will be
implemented in 2.2. Unfortunately this feature probably will not be
included in 2.2 already, as the code was finished
Is it possible to have Evolution vérifying or decryting inline PGP ?
Nope, this is currently not supported.
However, there is a bounty for this feature and it likely will be
implemented in 2.2. Unfortunately this feature probably will not be
included in 2.2 already, as the code was
I realize this is likely a Gnome issue and appologise in advance for
that. I am hoping someone has already dealt with it inside of Evolution.
I am running Evolution 1.4.3 with KDE 3.2 and Firefox (Firebird 0.8 :-).
I have no problem getting firefox to display web pages from Evolution,
but I can't
guenther wrote:
However, it seems Mozilla does not recognize the -noraise option. I
haven't found a way yet to control this behavior. The Mozilla window
gets to the front, but does not have the focus.
Hummm... firefox happily accepts the -noraise option. However it must be
in front of the
Folks,
Sorry if this isn't the right place for the question, but I've been
working with 1.5.3 over the past couple of days and have had trouble hot
syncing my Palm Pilot. The connections are made, and the Pilot displays
the syncing messages, but nothing ends up in the calendar, todo list,
or
Thanks for the ideas Matt, here's what I've tried
(evolution 1.4.5):
1 - address autocomplete works if I create a new
'test' user and start evolution from scratch.
2 - if I move my own ~/evolution directory to
~/oldevolution, or ~/crap , and then start up
evolution,
a few things aren't
1 - address autocomplete works if I create a new
'test' user and start evolution from scratch.
2 - if I move my own ~/evolution directory to
~/oldevolution, or ~/crap , and then start up
evolution,
a few things aren't found (like my shortcuts.xml), but
most things, including my
Excellent!
Doing the --force-shutdown didn't help matters (though
it did allow me to start with a clean addressbook,
autocomplete was still broken.
I checked my autocomplete settings (I hadn't realized
that was a setting at all), and found that my contacts
were already set up to be
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 13:51, guenther wrote:
1 - address autocomplete works if I create a new
'test' user and start evolution from scratch.
2 - if I move my own ~/evolution directory to
~/oldevolution, or ~/crap , and then start up
evolution,
a few things aren't found (like my
On Sun, 2004-02-08 at 17:09, guenther wrote:
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 16:09, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 00:26, guenther wrote:
Especially check the GConf keys in /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/http and
/desktop/gnome/url-handlers/https. The GUI only sets the former.
On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 16:29, Aaron Weber wrote:
I had a similar problem at one point:
https:// links opened in Mozilla and http:// links in Galeon.
It turned out that GNOME was treating https as unknown in the
Internet services--
Open the control center, open the file-associations tool,
Browser selection problems are the #1 help request from Evolution users,
and they're often not simply I want a different browser. This issue
points to some of the larger integration problems that we're beginning
to address now in our desktop development work.
Thanks for your persistence!
a.
On
Le lun 09/02/2004 à 19:07, Jeffrey Stedfast a écrit :
this shouldn't have any effect on connection hangs.
Also, 4k seems pretty reasonable to me for uid set lengths... 256 is a
bit small. Especially since uw.imapd, being known for being intolerant
of long lines, easily handles 8k.
I'd be
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 02:34, Not Zed wrote:
Also, 4k seems pretty reasonable to me for uid set lengths... 256 is a
bit small. Especially since uw.imapd, being known for being intolerant
of long lines, easily handles 8k.
I agree, is 256 really required, its kind of low? Have you tried
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