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Hi!

Consider:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/taoup/html/ch06s01.html#id2910302

Since when does KMail echo SMTP progress messages to the status bar=20
(other than "Sending message x of y: <subject>")? Is ESR perhaps=20
referring to the separate "sending messages" window?

Beside that, this and the recent KDE usability study show that KMail=20
obviously performs very well here already, so to all the usability=20
people:

1. Thanks!
2. Don't overdo it ;-)

I find it most interesting that non-integrated applications consistently=20
performed better in the productivity area. So esp. the Kontact people=20
should read the results at
http://www.linux-usability.de/download/linux_usability_report.pdf
(in German)

Marc

=2D-=20
memAlloc() Amnesia Error: Out of Memory

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