My wife has used Evolution for several years with very few problems
however, recently, she has reported a rather unusual fault and I am
supposed to put it right. Sometimes, a message which is listed will not
show the body of that message, who it's to and who it's from are there
but no message.
I have had this problem for years. It comes and goes and I just assumed
it was to do with poor connection issues. I've never worried about it. I
just click around a few emails and come back to the offending mail, it
usually clears then.
On 10/05/15 20:38, Norman Silverstone wrote:
My wife
I am currently using Evolution as my default email client (I use Memotoo
to sync calendar, tasks, contacts and notes between my devices) and
would like to have the same functionality in the Mail indicator that
Thunderbird has - i.e. it shows new mail in any folder.
Is this possible?
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On 1 September 2013 11:09, Norman Silverstone nor...@littletank.org wrote:
My wife, who is using Ubuntu 12.04, would like to make a backup of her
address book and emails in Evolution prior to setting up a new PC. What is
the best way to do this, please? She does not require anything else
My wife, who is using Ubuntu 12.04, would like to make a backup of her
address book and emails in Evolution prior to setting up a new PC. What
is the best way to do this, please? She does not require anything else
backed up and she has copies of all her text files on a memory stick.
Thanks in
2013, 11:09
Subject: [ubuntu-uk] evolution
My wife, who is using Ubuntu 12.04, would like to make a backup of her address
book and emails in Evolution prior to setting up a new PC. What is the best way
to do this, please? She does not require anything else backed up and she has
copies of all
Not in front of a pc at the moment and I don't currently use evolution (used
to) but isn't there a backup and restore menu option?
Simon
Norman Silverstone nor...@littletank.org wrote:
My wife, who is using Ubuntu 12.04, would like to make a backup of her
address book and emails in Evolution
Simon is right, it's File Backup Evolution Data
Tony
On 1 September 2013 13:58, Simon si...@sibass.co.uk wrote:
Not in front of a pc at the moment and I don't currently use evolution
(used to) but isn't there a backup and restore menu option?
Simon
Norman Silverstone
Dear Norman
I am not a maestro, but you can use the back up facility, which will
save everything on Evolution. The format of the files are mbox, which
means they are not readable by a text editor.
I would only give you duff a explanation so do read the help pages and
you can see the backup and
On 1 September 2013 11:56, MARTIN DIXON mh.di...@btinternet.com wrote:
I don't use Evolution, but I foune the following whuch might help -
https://help.gnome.org/users/evolution/stable/backup-restore.html.en
Please bottom-quote on the list. Your reply should go *under* the text
to which you're
On 01/09/13 14:32, surfer wrote:
Dear Norman
I am not a maestro, but you can use the back up facility, which will
save everything on Evolution. The format of the files are mbox, which
means they are not readable by a text editor.
I would only give you duff a explanation so do read the help
I think you'll find that mbox files ARE readable in a text editor - because
that's what mbox files are. Text files.
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surfer pmul...@gofast.co.uk wrote:
Dear Norman
I am not a maestro, but you can use the back up facility, which will
save everything on Evolution. The format
Hi
I have 3 IMAP accounts in Evolution and filtering is working for all but
my work account. All the messages stay in the INBOX. What is weird is if
I highlight the message and press Ctrl-Y it filters. Any ideas anyone
please.
Regards
Jon
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Hi there
Can anyone suggest where I ought to report this? I tried the startup
options in Lucid Netbook Remix, and found I quite like the Netbook 2d
option which gives a Netbook style desktop on desk1 along with the gnome
panels and multiple desktops.
When I use Evolution, the environment
On 10 May 2010 10:38, NTLWorld b.dr...@ntlworld.com wrote:
Hi there
Can anyone suggest where I ought to report this? I tried the startup
options in Lucid Netbook Remix, and found I quite like the Netbook 2d
option which gives a Netbook style desktop on desk1 along with the gnome
Have you tried the Evo mailing lists?
evolution-l...@gnome.org
http://projects.gnome.org/evolution/
Thanks
Markie
On 30 April 2010 19:30, Rob Beard r...@esdelle.co.uk wrote:
Hi folks,
I've just started a new job and at the moment I've been using my own
personal laptop which is running
On 01/05/10 09:35, Markie wrote:
Have you tried the Evo mailing lists?
evolution-l...@gnome.org mailto:evolution-l...@gnome.org
http://projects.gnome.org/evolution/
Thanks
Markie
Ahh no, I hadn't thought of that, thanks for the link, I'll sign up and
see what they suggest.
Rob
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Hi folks,
I've just started a new job and at the moment I've been using my own
personal laptop which is running Ubuntu 10.04 (actually I'm the only IT
guy where I work so when I get another machine it may end up running
Ubuntu rather than Windows).
Anyway, I've been trying to get Evolution
Ian Pascoe wrote:
Oh dear, the project seems to be manned by Trekkies! See the release names.
You'd hate my network then ... http://neuro.me.uk/tech/ :)
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Dear All
I have been using the MS Exchange plugin for evolution for about 6 months,
since I began using Linux at work. However, since the organisation has changed
to Exchange 2007, I have been unable to as it isn't supported. I understand the
problem lies with the significant changes in the
Dear All
I have been using the MS Exchange plugin for evolution for about 6
months,
since I began using Linux at work. However, since the organisation has
changed to Exchange 2007, I have been unable to as it isn't supported.
I
understand the problem lies with the significant changes in
On 27/07/09 14:30, ian pettitt (RRes-BB) wrote:
Dear All
I have been using the MS Exchange plugin for evolution for about 6 months,
since I began using Linux at work. However, since the organisation has
changed to Exchange 2007, I have been unable to as it isn't supported. I
understand
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
You might want to look into OpenChange. It's still fairly early days but
there is a working exchange proxy from what I can tell. I haven't tried
this at all yet, but thought it worth mentioning in case you've not
heard of it.
http://www.openchange.org/
It's from
Oh dear, the project seems to be manned by Trekkies! See the release names.
Ian
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On 15 Jul 2009, at 20:20, Alan Lord (News) wrote:
On 15/07/09 20:01, Jamie Bennett wrote:
On 15 Jul 2009, at 18:13, Alan Pope wrote:
Oh well, i guess i will have to keep evolution installed.
Or remove it and ubuntu-desktop and then reinstall them before you
upgrade.
Surely there is a
Paul Sutton wrote:
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I just tried on 8.10 to remove evolution but synaptic told me it would
also remove gnome and gnome desktop environment, why would this happen,
when i have lots of other stuff that also uses gnome. I said no, but
is
Hi
I just tried on 8.10 to remove evolution but synaptic told me it would
also remove gnome and gnome desktop environment, why would this happen,
when i have lots of other stuff that also uses gnome. I said no, but
is this a bug in the dependencies.
Paul
Any reason why you
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Cornelius Mostert wrote:
Hi
I just tried on 8.10 to remove evolution but synaptic told me it would
also remove gnome and gnome desktop environment, why would this
happen,
when i have lots of other stuff that also
2009/7/15 Paul Sutton zl...@zleap.net:
I use firefox and thunderbird, i know evolution does not take up much
space, but by removing it I can save a few hundred kilobytes, then why
not, removing un used packages keeps systems un cluttered.
Depends on your definition of 'clutter'.
what do
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Alan Pope wrote:
2009/7/15 Paul Sutton zl...@zleap.net:
I use firefox and thunderbird, i know evolution does not take up much
space, but by removing it I can save a few hundred kilobytes, then why
not, removing un used packages keeps systems un
On 15 Jul 2009 at 9:08, Rob Beard wrote:
Paul Sutton wrote:
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Hi
I just tried on 8.10 to remove evolution but synaptic told me it would
also remove gnome and gnome desktop environment, why would this happen,
when i have lots of
2009/7/15 Paul Sutton zl...@zleap.net:
programs that I will never use, i guess.
Programs you know of, that you will never use. Bet there's a zillion
command line programs that you wont use :)
Ok thanks, seems rather odd that removing something like evolution can
cause so many issues.
On 15 Jul 2009, at 18:13, Alan Pope wrote:
Oh well, i guess i will have to keep evolution installed.
Or remove it and ubuntu-desktop and then reinstall them before you
upgrade.
Surely there is a bug to file here (or one that is already filed?)?
Removing Evolution shouldn't remove
On 15/07/09 20:01, Jamie Bennett wrote:
On 15 Jul 2009, at 18:13, Alan Pope wrote:
Oh well, i guess i will have to keep evolution installed.
Or remove it and ubuntu-desktop and then reinstall them before you
upgrade.
Surely there is a bug to file here (or one that is already filed?)?
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Hi
I just tried on 8.10 to remove evolution but synaptic told me it would
also remove gnome and gnome desktop environment, why would this happen,
when i have lots of other stuff that also uses gnome. I said no, but
is this a bug in the
People may recall me complaining a couple of times that every time I
start the Evolution email client, I have to enter my password because it
wants to unlock the GPG/PGP keyring and can't do so without it. Well,
the latest updates include a number of Evolution-related items, and one
of them is an
I've just had an important email bounce because when I typed in the
email address (which isn't in my contacts list), Evo capitalised the
first letter.
I know I should have looked more closely, before I clicked Send,
but ... it still irritated me. I've looked at Preferences, and I can't
see a way
Diane,
Dianne Reuby wrote:
I've just had an important email bounce because when I typed in the
email address (which isn't in my contacts list), Evo capitalised the
first letter.
I always thought that e-mail addresses were case insensitive, so I would
be tempted to blame the organisation that
Tony,
Diane,
Dianne Reuby wrote:
I've just had an important email bounce because when I typed in the
email address (which isn't in my contacts list), Evo capitalised the
first letter.
I always thought that e-mail addresses were case insensitive, so I would
be tempted to blame the
Dave,
David Restall - System Administrator wrote:
Me too until I had a similar problem. The domain part is case insensitive
because it follows the rules for DNS. The local part is case sensitive -
it follows the rules for local users and on (for example) UNIX dave is
not the same as daVe
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Evolution irritation
Dave,
David Restall - System Administrator wrote:
Me too until I had a similar problem. The domain part is case insensitive
because it follows the rules for DNS. The local part is case sensitive -
it follows the rules for local users
stupid, trivial question: where's my smileys gone? I have automatically
insert smileys ticked, but they don't show.
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I'm only 15 :P
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On Thu, 2008-04-17 at 19:58 +0100, Farran Lee wrote:
stupid, trivial question: where's my smileys gone? I have
automatically insert smileys ticked, but they don't how
You may not have 'compose in html' ticked, which would have this effect
(I checked).
In any case, I think quite a few people
On Wed, 2008-03-26 at 08:56 +, Dianne Reuby wrote:
I've searched launchpad and the evolution documentation, but can't find
an answer to this problem.
If I choose reply, then type my reply (after or before the quoted
text), when I choose a sig it always goes at the start of the email.
Interesting... that option says Not Recommended on it...
I've never seen not recommended in a client setup before...
Sean
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Since my upgrades to Gutsy, on two different machines, I seem to have
suffered more than my fair share of problems with Evolution.
However, I have searched quite extensively for information on exporting
my emails and contacts from Evolution into Thunderbird, without
success.
Does anyone have
Hi Tom,
Thanks for your tip. I use POP3 so I'll try what you suggest.
I've been using Evolution for a couple of years with no problem so I am
disappointed that it appears to have gone belly-up.
I also like Thunderbird, so if I can copy my stuff over, it won't be a
chore to use that instead.
On Sat, 11 Mar 2006, Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
Hi Gordon,
in Breezy there's no way to set another client in the right-click
send-to context menu,
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/nautilus-sendto/+filebug
and even setting (say) Thunderbird as the preferred mail app in open
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Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
Does anyone know whether the deep integration of Evolution in Breezy has
been modified in Dapper?
I'm not over keen on Evolution, but certainly in Breezy there's no way
to set another client in the right-click send-to
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