html-viewer

Attached 3 screencaptures: 1. Plain Text Viewer 2. Internal TB! HTML-viewer 3. External HTML-viewer (in my case: NetCaptor) Now these are messages that can easily be read in the plain text viewer, but other messages are hard to read in the Plain Text Viewer AND in the HTML-viewer. Honestly, I&

Re: html-viewer

Hello, Wednesday, February 16, 2005, 4:36:02 PM, you wrote: MP> Attached 3 screencaptures: MP> 1. Plain Text Viewer MP> 2. Internal TB! HTML-viewer MP> 3. External HTML-viewer (in my case: NetCaptor) Forgot to attach them... 1= tbipt 2= tbiht 3= tbeht -- Best

Re: html-viewer

Hello Mark, Wednesday, February 16, 2005, 10:36:02 AM, you wrote: MP> Honestly, I'm getting tired from having to read all these messages in my MP> browser. After the tennis-elbow and the mouse-arm, the click-finger! :-) Just goes to show you that one man's feature is another man's bane. I would

Html viewer and accented letters

Whenever I receive html messages sent by Italian mailing lists or newsletters the accented letters are not displayed correctly. For example instead of "è" I only see "È" Is it a problem of the html viewer or do I have to set somethin

HTML viewer: parser pass over

Hello tbbeta, the HTML message from last post also shows that HTML parser/viewer do not ignore content between

Re: Html viewer and accented letters

FC> Whenever I receive html messages sent by Italian mailing lists or FC> newsletters the accented letters are not displayed correctly. FC> For example instead of "è" I only see "È" FC> Is it a problem of the html viewer or do I have to set somethi

Re: Html viewer and accented letters

"Goncalo Farias" wrotes on 21/01/2005 at 19:26:14 +1100 subject "Html viewer and accented letters" : FC>> Whenever I receive html messages sent by Italian mailing lists or FC>> newsletters the accented letters are not displayed correctly. FC>> For exam

Re[2]: HTML viewer - color problem

Hello Martin, 18.03.02, you wrote: MS>>> AL>> W3C also know nothing about _this_ color MS> Found a link with color descriptions: MS> http://st-ives.net/dlv/html/colorsamples.html Thank. Best regards, Dimanmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- _

Re[2]: Html viewer and accented letters

HO> "Goncalo Farias" wrotes on 21/01/2005 at 19:26:14 +1100 HO> subject "Html viewer and accented letters" : >> I confirm this. Somehow TB! isn't caring much to the ISO-8859-1 >> standard. It doesn't happen all the time thought and chan

Re[2]: Html viewer and accented letters

Hello Hendrik, Friday, January 21, 2005, 12:52:22 PM, hai scritto: HO> Could you please send such email to the list (including the complete HO> source code)? I think that the error is in wrong HTML code rather than HO> an error from TB! I will as soon as I will receive a new message with the pro

Re: 1.54 Memory hog + HTML viewer problems

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello George! On Saturday, July 21, 2001 at 2:34:46 PM you wrote: GMM> So did I. I saw "Not enough memory" about 10 times. GMM> Sometimes the html viewer stops working even in "Preferences" preview. I didn't even

Re: Character-set in HTML-viewer (was: Re: Russian?)

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Saturday, July 21, 2001, 1:51:40 PM, Matthias Appel wrote: > Confirmed. TB 1.53l has delivered the correct result. See attached > picture. Haha, those look like Russian letters to me :) - -- If Bill Gates had a dime for every time a Windows box

HTML viewer: wrong rendering for button labels withcharset="Windows-1251"

Hello tbbeta, I got a message (SPAM) in HTML which uses charset="Windows-1251" (russian) for its content. The rendering of a button label do not took into account charset - the label was rendered as "russian text in western font". (by request I could forward to you this message, it's

Divide by Zero error in new HTML viewer (was: Re: 1.54 Beta/3 ...)

Hello Stefan, Historians believe that Sat, 21 Jul 2001 at 00:19 GMT +0300 was when, Stefan Tanurkov [ST] typed the following: ST> [!] New HTML viewing engine When I try to view the HTML portion of the attached message, TB generates a ton of Divide by Zero error dialogue boxes. The only way to

HTML viewer and Big5 (was: The Bat! v2.03 Beta/40 is now available)

-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit > > Dear Thomas At the office, this is a real issue, as I receive a lot of mails from Hong Kong and Taiwan, and I have set the HTML viewer as default for certain reasons. So, those messages must always get the F9-treatment, which is annoying. -- Cheers, Thomas.

Re: Divide by Zero error in new HTML viewer (was: Re: 1.54 Beta/3 ...)

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Fri, 20 Jul 2001 17:11:44 -0700, Januk wrote these comments: ... JA> When I try to view the HTML portion of the attached message, TB JA> generates a ton of Divide by Zero error dialogue boxes. The JA> only way to clear them is to kill TB by the Cl