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Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2010 12:36:32 -0400 (EDT) From: Geoffrey Thomas <geofft@MIT.EDU> To: William Cattey <wdc@mit.edu> cc: bug-barnowl@mit.edu In-Reply-To: <19DB2D16-62F8-44DE-9A08-87DF96DCA87A@mit.edu> I don't think anyone ever replied to this... At some point since barnowl gained the ability to do both of these. 2 appears to be by default (I assume a side effect of rewriting the edit-window code in a better way), and 1 can be enabled and disabled with :showdate and :hidedate respectively. -- Geoffrey Thomas geofft@mit.edu On Mon, 16 Mar 2009, William Cattey wrote: > The more I use barnowl, the better I like it. > I've started killing zwgc and using barnowl as a main zephyr client. > Well done! > > There are two features I'd like to request that would make things a bit > easier for me. > > 1. Include date and timestamp in message display. > > Something I can do with barnowl that's very hard to do with zwgc is, "Leave > it running over the weekend, and catch up on important class traffic. > > Unfortunately, it's difficult to keep track of what messages came in on which > day. > Adding mm-dd-yyyy datestamp to the hh:mm timestamp on message displays > would be very helpful. Or is this already an option I can turn on? > > 2. Allow the DOWN arrow key to go to an empty last line when composing a > message. > > When composing a message I often hit newline, see an error in the line I just > typed, > correct it by hitting the UP arrow key, and then, because there is no text in > the next line, hitting the DOWN arrow does nothing. I DID hit newline. I > expect there would be a blank line in the message composition buffer, but I > have to hit the right arrow key till the cows come home to continue what I > was doing. > > Thanks very much for taking the old owl to the next level. I hope you can > help me get these two enhancements that would even further improve the > barnowl experience. > > -Bill > > >
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