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> perhaps the sender of the email meant the lines to be that long,
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...right, like pasting log file in mail body - it should not be
wrapped... damn :(
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> I think this is it. I have observed similar long lines on my Evo 3.8.3.
> as Rudy. I suppose this may be related to signature section. Some time
> ago, despite I was setting signature as plain text, in newly composed
> email window it is displayed as preformatted. This caused mails
> displayed a
I think that I have solved the issue. And indeed, it was my signature.
In my signature, I had included a horizontal line with a width of 100%.
I have now set this to 500 pixels, which seems to take care of my
problem.
Thank you all for the suggestions!
Best,
Rudy.
On di, 2013-10-15 at 13:55 +020
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> What I think you might be seeing is that there is something in the HTML
> email that is stretching the container - it might be a preformatted
> section
I think this is it. I have observed similar long lines on my Evo 3.8.3.
as Rudy. I suppose this may be related to signature section. Some t
Please don't top post here.
On Tue, 2013-10-15 at 11:04 +0200, Rudy van Eijsden wrote:
> What happens is indeed that the text is displayed on one long line,
> where a scroll-bar appears at the bottom.
> I would like it indeed to wrap a the edge of the window, regardless of
> the windows-size.
I'
On Tue, 2013-10-15 at 10:22 +0200, Rudy van Eijsden wrote:
> One other questions is how to upgrade to the latest stable (v.3.8.5) or
> maybe even the latest unstable (v.3.9.92) release?
Ask your distribution to ship recent software for you, find a "PPA" that
provides a recent version, or compile i
What happens is indeed that the text is displayed on one long line,
where a scroll-bar appears at the bottom.
I would like it indeed to wrap a the edge of the window, regardless of
the windows-size.
I think in plain-text mails it is a hard-warp, while in the html-wrap
that I would prefer, it would
>
> When viewing an html-formatted e-mail that I have written myself in
> Evolution, there is no line-wrap. However, in the compose-window in
> Evolution, there is correct line-wrap. When I also send the e-mail to my
> hotmail or Gmail account, hotmail (or Outlook) and Gmail correctly
> display t
On Tue, 2013-10-15 at 10:28 +0200, Harvey Nimmo wrote:
> Aaah...yes you are right. They were grouped by Thread as well. (By the
> way I am using Evolution 3.6.4). Group by Thread is not 'hidden' but had
> been set by default and I had not noticed it. (I would generally not use
> it, myself, anyway)
Aaah...yes you are right. They were grouped by Thread as well. (By the
way I am using Evolution 3.6.4). Group by Thread is not 'hidden' but had
been set by default and I had not noticed it. (I would generally not use
it, myself, anyway)
Many thanks!
On Tue, 2013-10-15 at 10:16 +0200, Milan Crha
Hi,
When viewing an html-formatted e-mail that I have written myself in
Evolution, there is no line-wrap. However, in the compose-window in
Evolution, there is correct line-wrap. When I also send the e-mail to my
hotmail or Gmail account, hotmail (or Outlook) and Gmail correctly
display the email
On Tue, 2013-10-15 at 08:58 +0200, Harvey Nimmo wrote:
> I set up my emails so that the newest email is always at the top of the
> list, i.e. Sort by Date(descending). However, Evolution seems not to be
> consistent in this respect.
>
> I suspect that Evolution displays one data/time in the messa
On Tue, 2013-10-15 at 08:58 +0200, Harvey Nimmo wrote:
> This leads to an (unhelpful) inconsistency in the email sorting is
> displayed. For instance, I have a series of mails in my inbox supposedly
> displayed by date (descending), but showing dates in the following
> order:
Hi,
do you gr
On Mon, 2013-10-14 at 17:49 -0400, Carpetnailz wrote:
> It's frustrating that the linux community can't hold to "if it ain't
> broke, don't fix it."
Assumed you can live with outdated software, that only will get security
updates, Debian stable might be what you want, but I didn't maintain a
Debia
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