On Tue, 2007-09-04 at 02:29 -0400, Paul Smith wrote: > Unfortunately, your mail client encapsulated the screenshot in ms-tnef > (Microsoft Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format) which is a > proprietary Microsoft encapsulation format that I don't have a decoder > for on my Linux system. So, I can't see it. Maybe you could convince > your mail client to use a standards based encoding such as base64 or > similar? >
Sorry about that - that was Outlook web. I had no idea it packaged up ordinary png files in that way and am slightly appalled. All the more reason to get Evo working. > I don't remember what version of Evo you were using before, but note > that newer versions have a significantly simpler screen for entering > Exchange account information. Basically you'll be asked only for two > things: a username and a URL; if that's what you're seeing then this is > absolutely correct and not a bug. > Well, you'll be amazed to hear that it is finally working. The final problem was that the "exchange operations" plugin was not switched on - possibly it should count as a bug that the "exchange" item on the combo-box was still available. Anyway, I had to swich on the plugin, relaunch evo and then it worked. It's still not lightning fast, but it's a good deal better, and about what I would expect for a relatively feeble broadband connection to a University server. Sometimes it takes up to 10 or 20 seconds to switch folders or open messages, but it's bearable. I do really like the features of Evo, and I'm looking forward to using it now that the performance is workable. You've given me a lot of help in getting this going. If there's anything I can do in return - documentation, testing or whatever - let me know. Peter _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
