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Re: let's hope
by NabLa on Friday 22/Feb/2008, @00:55

I second that. While I personally loathe HTML emails, most people want to be able to at least do some HTML formatting.

And I agree with a previous post. That pane with all the different components on the email... what's that all about? Lots of wasted space IMO, and very messy.

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Re: let's hope
by Anon on Friday 22/Feb/2008, @01:00

"Lots of wasted space IMO, and very messy."

Shrink it down to zero size.

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Re: let's hope
by Segedunum on Friday 22/Feb/2008, @08:05

Why? Why not come up with something better for displaying attachments?

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Re: let's hope
by mahoutsukai on Friday 22/Feb/2008, @13:31

Update to KDE 3.5.9 instead of complaining.

From http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/PIM/Features_3.5.9:
Aggregated attachment view in the mail header area of the reader window

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Re: let's hope
by André on Friday 22/Feb/2008, @02:29

I find it to be a key feature, actually. I simply love this view of my messages. It allows me to quickly get out attachments, for instance. It also allows me to to see a message in plain text view by default, but switch to HTML view in a snap. That other programs don't have it is no argument. That is called innovation.

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Re: let's hope
by Stefan Majewsky on Saturday 23/Feb/2008, @12:12

+1

As a programmer, I'm a friend of detailed analyses in general, and of this message components view in particular.

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