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Hello MaXxX,
On Sun, 13 May 2001 16:18:21 +0200 GMT (13/05/2001, 22:18 +0800 GMT),
MaXxX wrote:
T>>> Who can *not* confirm this bug? What OS are you using?
>> Well, well... If we want _really_ useful stats, I suppose, this
>> info-sheet for bugged and non-bugged TB must be useful (from my
>> experience and previous attempts to analise problem)
M> Okay, as far as I have managed to ascertain, the problem is that the header
M> fields are edited by a TFieldInEdit Delphi control. And clicking on a
M> header label causes (on SOME systems) a spawning of a new TFieldInEdit
M> control OVER the "From: ........." data, which makes it disappear.
MaXxX, does that mean you can confirm the bug? Phew, I thought I was
the only one. And I agree, the way it looks here, it shouldn't have
anything to do with videocard etc.
I don't know about TFieldInEdit, but is sounds to it makes sense to
me.
Once again a more detailed description:
Doulbe click on any message, thus opening the Folder View. In folder
View, activiate the header fields FROM, TO, SUBJECT, MAILER, CREATED.
Click on the subject (not the word "Subject", but the actual subject).
The compelte FROM address disappears. The only way to make it reapper
is to close the Folder View and reopne it.
Additional info: I have View / Original Text ticked. Maybe that is a
contributing factor, I don't know.
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Cheers,
Thomas.
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