Oddblogwherein Iain Lamb and Ethan Diamond prattle on incessantly about all things Oddpost(Untitled)- August 28, 2002 Someone out there is going to be tickled to know that you can now type single quotes (apostrophes to the grammatically-minded) in a folder name. If that person is you, enjoy.http://radio.weblogs.com/0108381/2002/08/28.html#a24 (Untitled)- August 20, 2002 Having suffered endless complaints about PayPal, we've officially switched to taking subscriptions via Authorize.Net. Now there's no payment signup process at all. Pudding cups!http://radio.weblogs.com/0108381/2002/08/20.html#a23 (Untitled)- August 20, 2002 Haters of the Message Pane rejoice! Pane visibility and size are both now saved between sessions. What more could you ask for Window position and size perhaps Hang on a sec...OK, that's done too.http://radio.weblogs.com/0108381/2002/08/20.html#a22 (Untitled)- August 20, 2002 You know that bug where you open a message into its own window, then in the main application window you select a different message, then you return to the message that's in its own window, then you hit the reply button, and then you observe that the text of the message is all wrong Didn't think so. Nevertheless, it's fixed, and another baby step is taken on the road to electronic mail perfection.http://radio.weblogs.com/0108381/2002/08/20.html#a21 (Untitled)- August 7, 2002 Ever had one of those days when you open up an email, and for some reason the font of the entire Oddpost user interface suddenly changes Well that's fixed.http://radio.weblogs.com/0108381/2002/08/07.html#a20 (Untitled)- August 7, 2002 Preferences o' plenty. You can now go to File->Preferences... and control whether the sender of a message is automatically added to your address book when you reply to their email. You can also control whether the original text of an email is included when you reply. You can probably think of many, many more preferences for us to add. We have thought of all of these, plus twelve more. Popcorn!http://radio.weblogs.com/0108381/2002/08/07.html#a19 |