Re: Quick Search closing

[Brian Clark]

Hello Lija, 

(L == "Lija") [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

L> Is there any shortcut to close Quick Search dialog-box?

When it's still in focus, you can hit ESC.

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Re: Quick Search closing

[Thomas]

Hallo Lija,

On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 15:51:20 +0100 GMT (22/01/2001, 22:51 +0800 GMT),
Lija wrote:

> Is there any shortcut to close Quick Search dialog-box?

Yes: 

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Re: Quick Search closing

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Hello, the Bat! list recipients,

Monday, January 22, 2001, Lija wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED] about
Quick Search closing:

L> Is there any shortcut to close Quick Search dialog-box?

Esc

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Re: Quick Search closing

[Brian Clark]

Hello Lija, 

(L == "Lija") [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

L> Thank you and all of you who responded. How stupid I was... :(((

No, wasn't stupid, you just didn't know. ESC closes most, if not all?,
such things in TB!. For example, since I don't use message Preview, I
bang  on ESC or DEL all day to close message windows -- as well as
the Address Book, Account Properties, and Message Finder. I'm also
used to hitting ESC in Unix/Linux shells for command line completion
(Esc Esc, a.k.a bang, bang).

Pretty handy.

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Re: Quick Search closing

[A . Curtis Martin]

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On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 11:13:19 -0500, Brian contributed this to our
collective wisdom:

 «...snip...»
BC> No, wasn't stupid, you just didn't know. ESC closes most, if not
BC> all?, such things in TB!. For example, since I don't use message
BC> Preview, I bang  on ESC or DEL all day to close message windows
BC> -- as well as the Address Book, Account Properties, and Message
BC> Finder.

True. Now run a PGP signature check on someone and try using escape to
close the popup notification window. It's the exception I've found and
I'm perplexed as to why this is so.

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Re: Quick Search closing

[Brian Clark]

Hello Allie,

(ACM == "A. Curtis Martin") [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

BC>> I bang  on ESC or DEL all day to close message windows -- as
BC>> well as the Address Book, Account Properties, and Message Finder.

ACM> True. Now run a PGP signature check on someone

Is your key on any of the key servers? Yours came up as not found
(admittedly I don't have that many servers listed). I just grabbed it
from your machine.

ACM> and try using escape to close the popup notification window. It's
ACM> the exception I've found and I'm perplexed as to why this is so.

Yeah, it's kind of annoying after a while. I've gotten used to ALT+F4
to kill that after a glance. Nick Andriash and I were talking about
how we hope, soon, a new plug-in might display that
information inline, to replace all of the external acrobatics.

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Re: Quick Search closing

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On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 16:37:52 -0500, John wrote these comments:

ACM>>  Now run a PGP signature check on someone and try using escape
ACM>> to close the popup notification window. It's the exception I've
ACM>> found and I'm perplexed as to why this is so.

JS> I believe that the popup window is part of pgp not TB!. That is
JS> why it acts differently than other windows.

Hmmm. Why do you think so? I only see that pop-up window in the
context of using TB!'s PGP Plug-in. This window doesn't pop-up when
using PGP Tray or tools to verify signatures.

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Re: Quick Search closing

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On January 22, 2001, at 1:37:52 PM, John Seymour Wrote:

JS> I believe that the popup window is part of pgp not TB!. That is why it
JS> acts differently than other windows.

Hmmm? I think it may be related to TB!'s PGP Plugin myself. Although it has
the name "PGPLog", I do not believe it's part of the PGP Program. I have
found no reference to it in any PGP related documentation.

Hopefully, RITLabs will produce a long awaited PGP Plugin update, that will
not only include signature verification info right into the message, but
also include support for PGP 7.0.3, especially considering the Freeware
version is set to be released any day now.


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Re: Quick Search closing

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On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 17:30:05 -0500, John contributed this to our
collective wisdom:

JS> I am not sure about this, but it has the same appearance and
JS> actions as the pgpkeys window and the tools window. I know this
JS> dosn't mean much, but right click on the title bar of the popup
JS> window, and the pgp keys title bar, and then an open window of the
JS> bat! It highlights the same functions on both pgp windows but
JS> different on the bat. Maybe the dll calls something from pgp.
JS> Sorry if I lost you. Not sure if I understand what I am saying
JS> myself.

Ah, I see. I think that this window is peculiar to TB!. Anyone else
have a take on this?

BTW John, would you kindly keep the amount of quoting you do to a
minimum. It saves on list bandwidth and makes for easier reading by
the membership.

May I suggest, you replace the %quotes macro in your reply template
for this list to the following which should be in one long line in
your template:

%Quotes="%SETPATTREGEXP=""(?is)\n*(^-BEGIN PGP 
SIGNED.*?\n(Hash:.*?\n)?\s*)?(.*?)(^(-*?\s*?--\s*\n|_{40,}\s*\n|-BEGIN\sPGP\sSIGNATURE)|\z)""%REGEXPBLINDMATCH=""%text""%SUBPATT=""3"""

It will strip out the PGP stuff and signatures from your replies. It
therefore takes away a lot of the work of trimming your messages.

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Re: Quick Search closing

[A . Curtis Martin]

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On Mon, 22 Jan 2001 14:30:46 -0800, Nick wrote these words of wisdom:

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NA> Hopefully, RITLabs will produce a long awaited PGP Plugin update,
NA> that will not only include signature verification info right into
NA> the message, but also include support for PGP 7.0.3, especially
NA> considering the Freeware version is set to be released any day
NA> now.

I couldn't agree with you more on that one Nick. It's impractical to
be hitting CTRL+SHIFT+C to check each and every signed message when we
really should be doing so, or else what's the point of signing?

The signature status should be displayed in a status bar. A status bar
would be great for the view folder or main window.

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Re: Quick Search closing

[Brian Clark]

Hello Allie,

(ACM == "A. Curtis Martin") [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

ACM> Ah, I see. I think that this window is peculiar to TB!. Anyone
ACM> else have a take on this?

I would say the PGPlog window is particular to PGP and is only called
by TB!. I remember seeing the PGPlog window long before I started
using TB!.

When I check your signature and I get the PGPlog window, I can see the
active PGPlog process which was started with c:\pgp\pgplog.exe.

If I close your verified signature (Alt+F4 PGPlog window), then I
WindowsKey+R and type in c:\pgp\pgplog.exe and Enter, I get the same
exact window, except this time it's empty.

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Re: Quick Search closing

[Brian Clark]

Hello George, 

(GFS == "George F Schoelles") [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

GFS> PGPlog window usually only pops-up only when decrypting an un-known
GFS> key.  Yes it is a PITA that can be fixed by renaming pgplog.exe to
GFS> pgplog.ex! or alike.

Allie's key isn't unknown, in my case, and renaming pgplog.exe to
pgplog.ex! isn't a solution. When I do that, then TheBat! informs me
with a pop up dialog which states:

 'Can't Locate PGPlog!' (title bar)

  Good Signature
  TheBat!
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  Valid Key
  1/23/01 8:48:36 AM

   [  OK  ]

So the title bar of that dialog obviously says that shouldn't happen.

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Re: Quick Search closing

[Brian Clark]

Hello George, 

(GFS == "George F Schoelles") [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

BC>>  'Can't Locate PGPlog!' (title bar)

GFS> Sounds like a TB Plug-in problem.

Not really, because the dialog proves it tried to find
c:\pgp\pgplog.exe, which of course I renamed.

To the contrary, it seems like the dialog was added in order to
prevent problems in the event that pgplog.exe couldn't be found.

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Re: Quick Search closing

[A . Curtis Martin]

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On Tue, 23 Jan 2001 08:22:10 -0500, Brian thoughtfully wrote the
following:

ACM>> Ah, I see. I think that this window is peculiar to TB!. Anyone
ACM>> else have a take on this?

BC> I would say the PGPlog window is particular to PGP and is only
BC> called by TB!. I remember seeing the PGPlog window long before I
BC> started using TB!.

BC> When I check your signature and I get the PGPlog window, I can see
BC> the active PGPlog process which was started with
BC> c:\pgp\pgplog.exe.

This is true. pgplog.exe resides in my PGPNT directory and when I
start it up the familiar PGP Log window appears. :=) I guess that
explains why the standard  jey doesn't get rid of it.

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