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From: del@thrush.mlb.semi.harris.com (Don Lewis)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.mush
Subject: Re: mush bugs
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Date: 3 Oct 90 02:50:26 GMT
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In article <1990Oct2.170734.17606@cbnewsu.att.com> mark@cbnewsu.att.com (Mark Horton) writes:
>When using mushtool, when I press "done" it closes the window down OK,
>but it moves the current message to the last preserved message, marking
>it read.  I have to manually preserve it each time I open the window.

Yeah, this is annoying, but the flip side is that if you opened the
window in response to incoming mail, it sure is nice that it
automatically displays the first new message.  I suspect that since I
set the hold variable, I find the overall behavior less annoying
than you.

>
>When replying, if I forget to press "send" (or miss it) and then press
>"close", the reply window goes away and so does the reply button!  I
>found that by getting a menu on any random message and selecting "reply"
>I can get it back (although it won't reply) but there's no visible icon
>or any other normal way to get it back.

I get bitten by this occasionally, too.  I find it annoying to discover
that I never sent out the message that I composed several hours ago.
An easier way to get the compose frame back is to hit the Compose button.
Mush will whine that you have to finish your first letter and will pop
up the compose frame.
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Don "Truck" Lewis                      Harris Semiconductor
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