Hello Thomas!

On Monday, February 28, 2005, 9:05 AM, you wrote:

>>> The whole discussion is about an option that will be OFF by default
>>> anyway. ...

MB>> Some people don't want it OFF by Default

> Well, I do. I just want the option to turn it on for manually
> whitelisted sender addresses.

I know. I was just explaining why OFF by Default still needed
discussing.

MB>> Tony, for example--unless I have misread him--wants it ON (the
MB>> capability) with no choice to disable,

> I understood him differently, but he will speak for himself.

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MC> It VERY clearly says 'check-box", not a button. As in something you set in
MC> preferences, so it will do what you want all the time. (If it matches the
MC> whitelist, or whatever. It's not like we haven't discussed this a little...)
Tony:
 Still a silly idea, one button is enough, pointless having a checkbox to
 turn a button on and off. You don't have checkboxes to turn the toolbar
 icons on and off.
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And before that:
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DC> Actually what we had talked about was a check box to completely disable
DC> or enable that button, for those that want to turn the remote download
DC> feature completely off.

 Two buttons? One button would be enough.

 A message comes through that you want the images for, click the button.

 Next message you don't want to see the images, don't click the button.

 I see no reason to have a another button that turns a button on and off,
 you may as well leave it as it is and double click the html attachment,
 it'll be less effort.
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And before that:
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 How about a button on the header pane that works on a per message basis.
 It only appears if the message is html and requires images to be
 downloaded. You click it, the pretty pictures appear and then it defaults
 to off for the next message?
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MB>> I can just see myself accidentally clicking on such a button and here
MB>> comes my sister Sue's latest worm--I am dead serious here, Thomas, and
MB>> not speaking ironically.

> I see you, and the option would be somewhere under
> Options/Preferences/SomethingObscure, and I promise you will have
> trouble even finding and enabling it. ;-)

Thank you. I appreciate the strong support. ;)

> Hint: It will be called "Allow Sue's latest worm". But if you do
> enable it, I won't let you off the hook!

LOL

MB>> I don't want any functioning HTML buttons on my toolbar or in the
MB>> headers.

> No toolbar buttons, if I have any say in it.

Or buttons in the Message Header Pane? (Aside from the PGP/Mime
button?)

MB>> I want you, Thomas, and all those who have a need like yours, to have
MB>> the HTML capability for use in business and otherwise, as soon as
MB>> possible after IMAP has been made fully functional.

> Thanks.

MB>> Tony wants that too. ...

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DC> I don't think any of us said it had to be 'right now'  And as I've said
DC> before, I agree that bug fixes should come first.

 I know, and you are right, html should be available for those that want
 it.
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MB>> But he wants to leave me at risk, with a button I
MB>> could accidentally click on.

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 How about a button on the header pane that works on a per message basis.
 It only appears if the message is html and requires images to be
 downloaded. You click it, the pretty pictures appear and then it defaults
 to off for the next message?
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> I don't think so, but Tony is old enough to speak for himself.

Well, he proposed the button on the header pane as an alternative to
an On/Off check-box in preferences.

Then he said he saw no need for the On/Off check-box in preferences if
his proposed On/Off per message appeared in the View Folder-Message
Header Pane.

And called the idea of the Configuration On/Off choice "silly."

I realize he isn't saying "leave Mary [per se] at risk" but it comes
to the same thing.

MB>> I want you to be able to turn it ON (as in, Configure the Capability)
MB>> in Preferences (a one-time choice

> Yep. But per sender-address, not generally. That's the meaning of
> whitelisting, as in the subject line.

I know. That's the point at which your proposal and Tony's proposed
substitute diverge.

-- 
Best regards,
Mary
The Bat 3.0.2.10 on Windows XP 5.1 2600 Service Pack 2






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