kmail annoyance

[Brian T. Schellenberger]

Thanks!  I'd never asked but that's been a minor annoyance for me for 
years, too.

This is great.

On Wednesday 28 August 2002 07:38 pm, cyberlord wrote:
| On Wednesday 28 August 2002 05:03 pm, Darrell Esau wrote:
| > I know this is a very small problem.. but it can be rather
| > annoying, and I just cannot believe that there's not a way to fix
| > this....
| >
| > I'm been using KMail for quite some time now.. and for as long as I
| > can remember (KDE 1.1.x), KMail has done this.
| >
| > When replying to a message, the mail is pre-populated with the
| > header and quoted text, in the form:
| >
| > ==============
| >
| > On Wednesday 28 August 2002 02:30 pm, Joe User wrote:
| > > Hello,
| > > Blah, Blah Blah
| >
| > ==============
| >
| > Now.. this all seems fine (and it is), except for the placement of
| > the cursor.
| >
| > It puts the cursor at the beginning of line 2 (> Hello,).
| >
| > So..every time I have to hit the up arrow a couple of times, then
| > hit return a couple of times, then hit the up arrow a couple of
| > times.
| >
| > Is there any to fix this?  Is this configurable somehow?
|
| Under settings/kmail/composer/phrases, you are supposed to be able to
| use a %L for a linespace. I pop 3 %L's in front of the "reply to all"
| phrase and it puts the beginning of the message below the cursor
| which is on the second line still.
|
| The problem I am having is, the "reply to" button uses the "reply to
| all" phrase. "reply to all" uses the correct phrase. I use kmail 1.4
| on KDE 3.0.0.
|
| I don't think there is a way to move the cursor around, like to put
| it at the bottom of the message or whatever. At least not in the
| documentation I read. To encourage proper netiquette, that feature
| would be appreciated.
|
| Tim

-- 
Brian, the man from Babble-On . . . .   bts at babbleon.org (personal)
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