... This is the case on a PC, where nPOP may be only a small window. On a Pocket PC this does not work, as only one window at a time can be displayed,...
Hi Gerard, ... I can see your point. I am always surprised to find how many users of desktop machines are unaware of the CTRL+click and SHIFT+click features...
... The behaviour I described appears to have ceased. I am beginning to think that it was my ISP and not nPOP at all. Th ISP currently going through a ...
I've sorted through a little of this: I had checked the option for disconnecting when finished processing mail, which I think is what made it hang up after ...
Hi Geoffrey, You know I'm a Win32 user only, so what I say here may not work on your platform... ... It's true that in some ways the Outbox is treated like an...
... But... I find that this function often (about 75% of the time?) 'sticks' - I'll write 'br' for Brian and it'll go to the first one. This is not often the...
Aha! I thought that meant that nPOP would dial my ISP as soon as I started the program, which is not what I wanted. Maybe I'll have a look through the code...
Gerard - Are you really typing 2 letters? I thought if you typed "br" it would jump to the first b and then to the first r, rather than looking for entries...
Hi Geoffrey, ... I fancy that there's one or two "under construction" comments against nPOP. ini settings that could relate to this. Not to mention the...
... Mmmm! I find that in some programs, but then you are entering two characters. I only specified a single character. I always find this list scrolling...
... On my Jornada, TAB will move focus to the folder list, and typing a letter will select the account starting with that letter. But the main window stays on...
... I probably explained it badly, but what you describe applies to Win32. TAB just toggles between the Folder List and Message pane. I must admit I tend to...
... working between v1.0.1.4 "beta" and "beta 2"? I'm using '1.0.7 UK Fix-2' according to About. And yes, Tab then up/down cursors worked in 1.0.1.4 beta,...
... The report that I have is "about 100 lines of source code differ", so I fancy it's a very minor bug fix. A member of the UK programming group is working...
Hi Folks, Earlier I wrote about two command line parameters which can be used when launching nPOP. I now realise my revised text was incomplete. ... Allows...
The web site has a link to some material by John deHoog (http://dehoog.org/html/npop.html) but that site seems to have disappeared. Also, the original nPOP...
... helpful if you could tell me what exact version it used to work on -- and if it still works in the original Japanese nPOP for PPC. Tab - cursor - Enter...
Gerard - I had a look at the code in question, and I don't see any PPC-specific #ifdefs that would cause this problem. The code that handles the keyboard...
Hi Geoffrey, ... Recently, I've had a couple of people make suggestions about wording that needs to be improved on the site. I'll add these items to the list...
hi all, I encountered a wrong set time zone in nPoP 1.014 on a Pocket Pc. It was set to -0100 instead of +0200. The region and time setting was ok in the PPC....
There should be a setting TimeZone="-0100" in nPop.ini. (The default is "+0000", so maybe you changed it? or maybe 1.014 uses that setting as the default, ...
hi Geoffrey, ... thanks and I found the line - in my copy of nPop it is empty. I'll look at the copy on my friend's ipaq and see if there is an entry. No entry...
... Hmm .. the source code for npop1014beta2 has a default of "+0000" (though the original npop108 has the blank default). There is a #define DEF_TIME_ZONE...
Hi ... Maybe this is something "our programming team" can sort out in the next release. I guess the "900" setting makes it right for a Japanese machine. I do...
hi Greg, I did some tests with my desktop version 1.0142beta2. Please read between the lines. ... this is probably the best setting where the program uses the...
... The code (String.c) in npopw_1_0_1_4_Beta_2_public.zip has the following lines: tmz = (TimeZone != NULL && *TimeZone != TEXT('\0')) ? _ttoi(TimeZone) :...
hi Geoffrey, ... I don't understand the code completely, but it seems to me that there are two different things. 1. timezone entry in mail header see my test...