urls: markus@[123.456.789.123] are being formed correctly and do not
lead to an infinte loop in kmail anymore....
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me for several weeks now.
* Folders: After I finally also deleted lots of important messages
by mistake I now changed the behaviour of Folder->Empty to
move the messages into trash instead of deleting them ;-)
This made the "Are you sure" dialog now obsolete, IMO.
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marked new. Now fixed.
* Folders: when opening and locking a folder there were
cases (in fact most of the time) when the folder seemed
to be not locked but was. Now this is handled better.
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to ignore special characters at the end, e.g. "." or ")".
* Messagelist: finally fixed sorting of messages. Also
implemented ascending/descending/none sorting (use multiple
clicks on the column headers to switch). Sorting order "none"
is what was IMO missing for the trash folder :-)
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activated, then the individual header line menu entries are
disabled now.
* Folders: changed creation of folders to -rw-------
instead of the default -rw-r--r--. Same for the initial
creation of ~/Mail.
* Attachments: temporary files (when viewing attachments)
are now also created with permissions -rw-------.
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* Startup: added option -check which does mail checking
upon startup. Also options that start with a '-' but which
are unknown are now skipped.
1998-03-09 Stefan Taferner <taferner@kde.org>
* Reader: '_' was not considered part of a smart-detected email
address (auto detection of @).
* Reader: attachments of type message/rfc822 are now shown
in an external reader window if open or view from the attachment
popup menu is chosen.
* Composer: finally got insertion of tabs into message
working.
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address (auto detection of @).
* Reader: attachments of type message/rfc822 are now shown
in an external reader window if open or view from the attachment
popup menu is chosen.
* Composer: finally got insertion of tabs into message
working.
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address (auto detection of @).
* Reader: attachments of type message/rfc822 are now shown
in an external reader window if open or view from the attachment
popup menu is chosen.
* Composer: finally got insertion of tabs into message working.
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* workaround for initial-size bug in Qt-1.32 for composer/attachments
* confirm dialog for emptying folders
* sender names now without email addr in message list
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* sometimes the blank line between messages in a folder was missing
* Cc: should not be copied when reply is pressed, now fixed
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- Improved kmnewiostatuswdg*
- Implemented the StatusWdg for local accouts. Aborting for local accounts
is not yet supported.
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- no more "Unknown charset" dialog, when no charset for message is specified
- you can switch between charsets editing one message, this way kmail can
send multilingual messages. Of coure encoded in Unicode ( only UTF-8 now,
but I'll add UTF-7 support before KDE 1.0)
- and some more fixes I don't remember
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the great text adventure debian ;)
Bernd: I moved the configure call for kfloppy/e2fs into configure, since the
way I've done it in kfloppy doesn't work always
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It is disabled by default, but it can be enabled by defining CHARSETS macro.
For examble executing:
make CPPFLAGS=-DCHARSETS
Of course, if it works, -DCHARSETS should be put into Makefile.am, or better
all "#ifdef CHARSETS" and such should be removed from code.
I am waiting for comments (jajcus@zeus.polsl.gliwice.pl)
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Sven Radej
Markus Wuebben
Stefan Taferner
Stephan Kulow
Miroslav Flidr
jacek
Mark Donohoe
Matthias Hoelzer-Kluepfel