Am 20.07.04 22:07 schrieb(en) Joacher:
"From:" stands in standard letter papers above addressee. "To:" and "Cc:" are both receivers, so they should be grouped. "Subject:" stands in standard paper letters beneath the addressee. This leads to following layout: From: To: \ Cc: |-> Addressees group Bcc: / Subject: _______ Body
Hmm, yes, that makes sense...
Yes, of course. See attachments.
Ah! Looks nice. This is pretty close to the table I suggested yesterday, and the additional size column would be *really* good. So I would suggest to replace the icon view by a list view (like the structure view tree, but flat, plus additional columns). It could be less high than the icon view, so it could be displayed by default.
I mean, of course the icon has its upside: If it delivers an accurate thumbnail of the attached file. Images, PDF, HTML, you know that from
There can still be an icon in the list view, e.g. using the columns: icon | MIME type | size | check "attach as reference" | description
Because I don't want to use my current companys SMTP for sending an application to applicants be_my_next_company com
Good point - I was superuser in my last company, so I didn't care ;-) However, in this case the message can still be caught on the gateway machine, just by running a tcpdump there. So in this case, I would *higly* recommend encryption, either by forcing tls (or ssmtp) for the connection or better by encrypting the message itself. You won't sed job applications on a postcard either, won't you?
at all, but it's just an example. If I send as "joacher" via gmx.de, I want to use mail.gmx.de as SMTP server, it's a matter of consistency, too. And, just true for common dialup IPs, I don't want to reveal my
Yes, I see. Got your point. Even if there is a firewall blocking it, there should be the possibility to do it in principle.
Cheers, Albrecht.
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