Re: Moving message to folder when mail is opened

Pascal, please do not include your public PGP key in all of your 
messages. Anybody interested in your key can easily fetch it from a 
keyserver. It suffices if you include the fingerprint of your key in the 
footer of your messages.

On Sunday 11 July 2010, Pascal Bernhard wrote:
> Am Sonntag, 11. Juli 2010 14:02:59 schrieb Anne Wilson:
> > On Sunday 11 July 2010 12:42:32 Pascal Bernhard wrote:
> > > Sorry Ingo,
> > > I didn't to insult anybody. It's just that all programs seem to
> > > have things I don't like. That's why I use two different mail
> > > applications (Outlook is not an option with Linux and above all
> > > too slow and has too many features I don't use and see no sense
> > > in using), each with its advantages and its drawbacks. In
> > > general I find most software somewhat dissatisfying, but as I'm
> > > not a developer, I cannot improve or customize it, only complain
> > > about it, which is easier anyway! :-). Well, it seems that
> > > different people have different expectations about what a
> > > specific program is supposed to do. Apparently I have a weird
> > > taste that is not commonly shared. I didn't mean that developers
> > > do not care about users, but that both groups do not want the
> > > same features as I do. Looking forward to Kmail2, whenever it
> > > will be released. Is there some sort of informal release
> > > schedule? I know that things always take longer than originally
> > > planned, just to have an idea.
> > 
> > The reason many of us choose KMail is its sheer configurability. 
> > Of course you have to invest a little time in setting it up as you
> > want it to be, but then that's true of anything useful.
> > 
> > Anne
> 
> Hi Anne,
> 
> you are right that Kmail is more configurable than other mail
> programs. In Evolution you can not even customize the toolbar.
> But as you mention configurability: when I open an HTML-message the
> font are forbiddingly small (2-3 pt) as I have a 1900x1280
> resolution.

Hmm. This should not happen unless the font in the HTML messages is 
explicitly set to such a small size. As KMail uses Konqueror HTML 
rendering engine (khtml) the following might help:
- Start Konqueror
- Open Konqueror's configuration dialog, select "Web 
Browsing/Appearance"
- On the Fonts tab set minimum font size and medium font size.


Regards,
Ingo

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