[Andy Holt] >> If so, there's a minor issue. I've been running 1.1a for weeks, but my >> toolbar buttons have had the same, longer text as they always had, until >> just today when I was trying to track down an Outlook problem. I disabled >> all my add-ins, and when I came to re-enable Spambayes, that's when I >> noticed the new button labels. So, it seems you have to actually disable >> and re-enable Spambayes for the new labels to show. When I installed 1.1a
>> originally, I just closed Outlook, installed 1.1a over the previous >> version (1.0.4 I think), and restarted Outlook. [Kenny Pitt] > SpamBayes first tries to use the existing toolbar so that any > customizations you have made to it will be preserved. If, > for any reason, it can't access the existing toolbar then it > will recreate it from scratch. This is probably what > happened after you disabled and then re-enabled SpamBayes. I had wondered about this a few times, but figured it wasn't that important. I didn't realise that there was anyone that managed to keep the toolbar alive (i.e. doesn't have the "recreating the toolbar" log entries) between sessions <0.5 wink>. This is tied up with removing the toolbar on uninstall, too (which I would like to get done for 1.1). For now, I've added a note about it in the release notes (which people probably don't read, but it's a start, at least). I guess we could add a check for the old buttons and if they are found recreate the toolbar (since we have all the recreation code there already). Anyone want to open a feature request? =Tony.Meyer _______________________________________________ spambayes-dev mailing list spambayes-dev@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes-dev
