Hmm, well I had specified the full path (I may be new to Yarn but I know
computers! =) ), but even calling it from somewhere in the path doesn't
work! I can't understand it!
Does anyone here use sharespell successfully? Are there any other decent
spell checkers that work with Yarn?
> >2) I am just wandering what all the flag initials stand for... I think so
> >far N for new R for read.... but I see O (old???) and A every so often.
> >Sometimes I have messages which don't have a flag at all. I try to mark them
> >read by selecting them and reading them but their flag field remains empty!
> >What's going on??
>
> "O" indicates that the message is old, and has not been completely
> read. "A" indicates that you sent a reply to the message, i.e.
> answered it. I see these flags, as well as "N" (new) and "R" (read),
> with email messages. If you see messages that have no flag at all,
> and you just wish to mark them as read, you can just hit your Del key
> to do so. But, if you want to look at these messages and have them
> marked as read, you should read them completely.
Right!!! Thanks.. I can understand that now, I can see that's going to
be a very useful feature.... I love to scan thru the start a message
before I properly read it, this should be just what I need.
> I hope this information helps.
Yeah, it does... "ta muchly!".
--------------------------------- Sean Green - sean@eclipse.co.uk -------------------------------