[kde-doc-english]Kmail documentation Fwd: [Bug 48392] line-wrap lost when message moved to drafts

[Anguo]

The user below wrote:

"CanI file a wishlist bug that this be documented in help:/kmail please? Do I
 need to do this officially through bugs.kde or does this suffice?"

See details below and full bug report for more information.

Can you take this into account for the Kmail documentation?


yours,

Anguo



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Subject: [Bug 48392] line-wrap lost when message moved to drafts
Date: 29 Sep 2002 00:00:16 -0000
From: Simon Hepburn <sth at blueyonder.co.uk>
To: kmail at kde.org



------- Additional Comments From sth at blueyonder.co.uk  2002-09-29 02:00
 ------- Subject: Re:  line-wrap lost when message moved to drafts

> ------- Additional Comments From kloecker at kde.org  2002-09-28 13:19 -------
>
> This is done intentionally because else paragraphs couldn't be
> word-wrapped correctly when you edit a draft. To see what I mean open a
> draft in the composer and add some words at the begin of a longer
> paragraph. Do you see how the whole paragraph is still nicely
> word-wrapped? Now do the same for a queued message (in the outbox). Do
> you notice the difference?

Yes, I see the difference. Thanks for the explanation.

> Well, you simply must not move messages from drafts to the outbox.

OK, from now on I will re-open all drafts in composer prior to queueing. Can
 I file a wishlist bug that this be documented in help:/kmail please? Do I
 need to do this officially through bugs.kde or does this suffice?

Would it be worth removing|disabling the methods to move|drag messages from
drafts to the outbox? Perhaps until some point in the future where you have a
method that somehow preserves|reapplies the line wrap that you specified in
composer, when you move|drag drafts to the outbox?

Thanks for your time and hard work.
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