Thanks for the reply Pete.
> That is, effectively, "send in background".
I suspected that was as close to send in background as I could get, but
was still hoping there may be something more.
> But, I don't really understand the problem - you can have
> multiplecompose windows open and there's nothing to stop you from
> starting tocompose another email while the other one spends time
> sending.
I guess it is just from habit that as soon as I click send, I expect
the window to close so I can get on with other things. Yes, I can click
again on the main Evolution window and continue, but again I was hoping
for a little more.
> Besides, yes, the compose window stays open while things are
> finished,but TBH I don't think I could physically move the mouse fast
> enoughbetween clicking "Send" and getting to the message window and
> clicking"New" or selecting a new message and clicking "Reply".
I suppose things are different for you as it does take a few seconds
before the window closes on my computer. I guess from years of gaming
my mouse reflexes are very fast. :-)
> What you are effectively saying you want is for the composewindow to
> disappear as soon as you press send? I think the problemwith that is
> the sending status messages appear in that window and ifthere are
> problems with sending, the composed message needs to be shown so that
> the user can decide what to do (Try Again / Save as draft /Discard /
> Cancel).
Yes, you are absolutely correct about what I want, and you also have a
few good points. However, there is the message pane that appears below
the tool bar when things go wrong, so that just seems like double
notifications.
I guess I just need to adjust if I can't have it setup to what I am
used to. Except for this issue and the RSS problem, I am quite happy
with Evolution.
Gary
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