Redux: HTML mail crashes PMMail/2

Jonathan B. Bayer pmmail@rpglink.com
Fri, 16 Jun 2000 11:49:01 -0400


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On Fri, 16 Jun 2000 12:30:03 -0300 (ADT), Trevor Smith wrote:

>Personally (read: not speaking for BSW), I have never understood why
>anyone would want the preview pane. The fact that it is there shows
>that some people do, I guess, but not me. I have always turned it
>off. It's not big enough to read a full message so I still have to
>open them to read them. It takes up space in my message list so it's
>annoying that way. And it is *extremely* rare (probably 1 in 1,000
>messages) that I see a message I think I want to read which turns out
>to be junk. Usually I can tell spam within a half second of seeing
>the Subject: or From: address.
>
>Shrug. Just my opinion. I'd be interested in hearing why people like
>the preview pane.


Well, it depends on the size of your screen.  For me, I can generally
see the entire message in the preview pane, and rarely need to open the
message window unless the message has attachments.  My screen is at a
resolution of 1280x1024, and I prefer the preview pane for most of my
reading.

On another note, so far I've never received one of those bad HTML
message.  Possibly because all of my mail is filtered by spamcop.net
_before_ it gets to my desktop.  I used to get between 10 -15 spam a
day to my system, now I'm unlucky if I get one a week.


JBB
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