Re: [Kde-pim] Whats new in PIM in 4.10?

Jos Poortvliet <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.events
Organization openSUSE
Message-ID <2221717.ssFdTzocVT__14782.2245875888$1357236016$gmane$org@linux-6upc>
On Tuesday 01 January 2013 21:51:36 laurent Montel wrote:
> new features:
> - "Auto resize image": when we send mails with attached images, KMail can 
> resize them (increase size or decrease). We can configure it in kmail-
> >settings->editor->Auto Resize image
> 
> - "Text Autocorrection": as in calligraword (we use same list of words) we
> can  replace words, convert first letter to uppercase etc. We can
> configure it in kmail->settings->editor->Autocorrection
> 
> - Improve HTML support: Now html mail supports Table (insert column/rows, 
> merge cells). We can define size for images. We can insert html code
> directly now.
> 
> - Add contact directly in KMail: Before kmail 4.10 it was necessary to
> open  KAddressbook to add new Contact. Now we can do it directly.
> 
> - Attach own vcard: sometime we want to send own vcard with all emails.
> Now we  can add it directly. (Configure it in identity)
> 
> - Add "open recent file" in composer
> 
> - Improve plain text version of HTML: it needs Gantlee-0.3. now "bold
> text" is  converted to "*bold text*" etc.
> 
> 
> In importwizard:
> 
> - Add import settings for opera.
> - Add import settings/datas for Claws-Mail
> - Add import settings/datas for Balsa
> - Import tags from thunderbird/claws-mail

Thank you, greatly appreciated.

/hugs


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