On Wed, 2002-05-29 at 16:48:53, Anna Marie Dirks wrote:
I have looked at this problem a bit, and have arrived at a proposal for
a GUI: http://primates.ximian.com/~anna/attribution_1.png . You may also
download a glade file for this (helpful if you want to use the standard
Evolution spacing,
El jue, 30-05-2002 a las 14:06, Zbigniew Chyla escribió:
On Wed, 2002-05-29 at 16:48:53, Anna Marie Dirks wrote:
I have looked at this problem a bit, and have arrived at a proposal for
a GUI: http://primates.ximian.com/~anna/attribution_1.png . You may also
download a glade file for this
It would be nice to have different attribution for every language you use.
Of course Evo should automatically pick the right language using some
attribute of the recipient (X-EVOLUTION-PREFERRED-LANGUAGE maybe).
X-EVOLUTION-PREFERRED-LANGUAGE would be also useful in other contexts,
eg. to
El jue, 30-05-2002 a las 14:44, Dan Winship escribió:
It would be nice to have different attribution for every language you use.
Of course Evo should automatically pick the right language using some
attribute of the recipient (X-EVOLUTION-PREFERRED-LANGUAGE maybe).
I always thought that Re: comes from the latin for thing (as in
Republic = things of the people), and it became common in english
through leagal documents which use a lot of latin terms (sub judice,
habeas corpus) and so forth. So Re: would have quite good
international credentials. Dunno about
On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 11:16, Matt Avery - Sun UK wrote:
I always thought that Re: comes from the latin for thing (as in
Republic = things of the people), and it became common in english
through leagal documents which use a lot of latin terms (sub judice,
habeas corpus) and so forth. So Re:
On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 06:43, Kenneth Rohde Christiansen wrote:
I think it is nice with a little non-English culture here and then.
I'm with Kenneth. Those non-English attributions keep fresh in my mind
that we are a multicultural community; the actual information (date and
time) is easy to
On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 12:01, Dan Winship wrote:
On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 11:16, Matt Avery - Sun UK wrote:
I always thought that Re: comes from the latin for thing (as in
Republic = things of the people), and it became common in english
through leagal documents which use a lot of latin terms
Hello everybody, first of all I would like to know did anybody receive
my mail yesterday? I have send a mail about chinese wording problem
yesterday. However I don't find it in the mailing list.
And this time I would like to ask about the evolution architecture. I
would like someone to verify my
Thank u very much for answering my question. In fact even I don't set
anything, evolution can show the chinese words. However when it doesn't
find the word in the font, it searchs in other fonts. However it usually
finds the bold and italic font instead. I don't think evolution convert
mails to
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