Hello Dwight,
I don't think TB should be released with a faulty import tool.
You may be right, but to me the import tool is just something a few
people might use once, and even fewer might use regularly, while there
You are right. And if these people that use TB! for the first time
cannot
Greetings Joseph,
I normally stay pretty quiet on this list, but I thought I'd
come out of LURK mode, and address your comments.
I feel that 1.54 is the next obvious step. There are still
quite a few 1.53 and prior release bugs floating around,
Hello Joseph!
On Saturday, March 16, 2002 at 5:54:29 PM you wrote:
The fact that there are some serious bugs remaining, e.g., HTML
rendering and import operations, and the sense among some (not
personally shared here btw) that the program needs a facelift,
Import issues I see the same as
Hello Dierk,
Saturday, March 16, 2002, 5:55:40 PM, you wrote:
DH I take this as the starting point of my poll. Maybe we can collect the
DH persistent bugs that counter my idea of 154/49 being a release
DH candidate.
The overlapping of text when using RTV!!!
Pick a long message and read it
Hello Dierk Haasis,
On Saturday, March 16 2002 at 09:40 AM PDT, you wrote:
Facelift is definitely needed, but not a serious issue. Serious and
Grave for me means making the programme unusable - at least for
newbies - in its core capability as an MUA.
That is the 'very' reason to push for a
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P Pick a long message and read it using space to scroll it.
P With PTV the last line of text in view will be the first line in view
P when you hit space.
I know exactly what
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