Hi Bob,
On Saturday 01 March 2003 18:10, Robert Tilley wrote:
> How do I search for a keyword in the title of an email within KMail? I
> don't know what the Find function under the main Edit menu on but it
> doesn't find the emails I know exist.
"Find in Messages ..." under "Edit" only searches
How do I search for a keyword in the title of an email within KMail? I don't
know what the Find function under the main Edit menu on but it doesn't find
the emails I know exist.
And also, is there an option with KDE to prevent double spaces when I type?
More specifically, is there a control
On Fri, 20 Dec 2002 19:49, Tom Badran wrote:
> On Friday 20 Dec 2002 11:57 am, Robert Tilley wrote:
> > When I double-click a jpeg picture in KMail, a dialog pops up asking if I
> > want to Save it, Open it, or Cancel.
> >
> > Is there a way to set a preference so that all .jpg extensions are
> > a
On Friday 20 Dec 2002 11:57 am, Robert Tilley wrote:
> When I double-click a jpeg picture in KMail, a dialog pops up asking if I
> want to Save it, Open it, or Cancel.
>
> Is there a way to set a preference so that all .jpg extensions are
> automatically open with Kuickshow, avoiding the dialog?
K
When I double-click a jpeg picture in KMail, a dialog pops up asking if I want
to Save it, Open it, or Cancel.
Is there a way to set a preference so that all .jpg extensions are
automatically open with Kuickshow, avoiding the dialog?
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Comments are most appreciated,
Bob
A non-kmail related answer is to run your own smtp server. Using exim,
restricted to only localhost, allows you to send mail no matter who you are
dialed up to, or connected to via ethernet, or whatever. The only
configuration for your mailer then is to set the reply-to based on which
account you
OK. I wasn't clear enough. I can see how to read POP3 mail, but they
have different SMTP servers for outgoing mail. I want to be able to send
mail to the appropriate SMTP server for the account I'm dialled into and
I can't see a sensible way of doing it, unless you count hacking ip-up
scripts as se
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On Sunday 11 March 2001 02:51, Neil Youngman wrote something to this effect:
> I have accounts with 2 different ISPs. I have tried to set up 2 kmail
> identities, one for each account, but it appears to only allow one
> network setup. Obviously I'd like to associ
I have accounts with 2 different ISPs. I have tried to set up 2 kmail
identities, one for each account, but it appears to only allow one
network setup. Obviously I'd like to associate one set of mail servers
with each identity. Is this possible?
Neil
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