Trane Francks:

><http://www.living-intentionally.com/media/images/msgpanehdr.png>

*IEEHHH* Meine Güte.
As always, pictures are better than many words. :)

>Interestingly, I think I've found a bug. As you can clearly see from the 
>above screen shot, what you would expect to see as User-Agent is being 
>displayed as X-Mailer. *HOWEVER* ....
>
>I toggled my View | Headers to Normal and then back to All and now the 
>view has completely changed:
>
><http://www.living-intentionally.com/media/images/aftertoggle.png>

That is as it should be.

>As you can see, the headers being displayed have now changed. I am led 
>to surmise that over time, the code to display the headers in the 
>Message Pane has changed over time and that a toggle of the view 
>refreshes things.
>
>So, try toggling your View | Headers | All to Normal and then back to 
>All.

I can not reproduce your first picture. Even after disabling Mnenhy and
restarting SM. I have tried several times switching from All to Normal
and back.

You should try with a fresh test profile.

>It may very well fix your problem.

The problem, that X-Mailer is not shown as User-Agent in the header
pane? That was solved by disabling Mnenhy and restarting SM. So i am
taking back the word deterioration. In this case. ;)

What problem? That X-Mailer is not shown in the header pane?

>>>It's being given a different name for some reason that I cannot fathom.
>
>And now it appears to have been a bug. I have had View | Headers | All 
>as my choice since back in the Netscape Communicator days and have never 
>changed it till just now. For whatever reason, doing so has changed 
>everything.
>
>And it does seem to be a bug. It seems to be necessary to toggle the 
>headers view between All and Normal and back again for every bloody folder.

Until someone can reproduce it i would hesitate to call it a bug. ;)

>> It would be better if X-Mailer would be displayed as X-Mailer in the
>> header pane, not as User-Agent. I fully agree with that. On the other
>> hand, despite of the naming, the content of the user agent is still
>> valuable. :)
>
>I would rightly expect that X-Mailer is a completely separate header and 
>that if it exists at all, its content will be displayed independent of 
>User-Agent.

I wrote, that i agree with that. *g* But better the content with a wrong
name than no user agent at all.

Hartmut
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