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Just one thing...
by Roland on Monday 23/Sep/2002, @09:08

Please, please, please let us users choose how we want our windows. KNode lets you do this and it is great.

I want to have my message window tall (as high as the screen) and the folder-list and the message-list on a side.

Since most lines are wrapped at 80 characters, this is the only layout that makes sense to me. Having an Outlook-like wide message window that is always half-empty is not efficient. KNode features these "sub-windows" which can be arranged how you like it, if Kaplan will support this, this feature alone will put it far ahead of current KMail.

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Re: Just one thing...
by renaud on Tuesday 24/Sep/2002, @03:12

Agreed.
I hope it will still be posible to have the "normal" kmail, as I dont't like that outlook-like interface.

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Re: Just one thing...
by Ingo Klöcker on Tuesday 24/Sep/2002, @09:06

Of course, KMail and the other programs will still be startable as separate programs.

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Re: Just one thing...
by Nard on Wednesday 16/Oct/2002, @02:14

I agree with this and also use a similar window arrangement.
Just letting you know that there is more than one person with the same "wish list".

Nard

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