Re: [Evolution] Please help!!! I've lost a feature in Evolution.

[Cam Vertesi <cvertesi indiana edu>]

gee, i love that feature too, but it's still in my version of evo.  in
fact, now it doesn't wait for me to start writing a new message to ask
me if i want to recover; it does it first thing when i start evo.  is
there an option somewhere to turn it off?  maybe i'm not at the same
version as you...  i just upped to 1.4.3 

Cam
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 08:41, Peter Pavlovich wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> Recently, I posted a message regarding a very useful feature which seems to have been removed from the 
> current version of evolution. It was in the version that shipped with Redhat version 9. 
>
> That feature was used when you had one or more new message or reply-to message windows up (I often edit a 
> bunch of messages and leave them up while I gather info for them or just contemplate what I want to say 
> before I send them), if, for whatever reason, evolution crashed or had to be forcably killed due to a UI 
> lock-up or a system reboot, upon re-starting Evolution and attempting to either reply to a message or 
> create a new message, a dialog would appear informing you that Evolution detected unsaved messages and 
> asked it you wanted it to attempt to recover those messages for you. If you replied in the affirmative, it 
> would recreate all of those lost messages and open each in its own window ... and then create the new/reply 
> message that you had originally requested as well. I cannot tell you how many times this feature saved my 
> sanity and countless hours of my time!!!!!
>
> Could someone on the development team or product managment team tell me if I can hope to see this feature 
> back in an upcoming version of evolution? Was it removed for a reason or was I dreaming and this was never 
> an intended feature in this product?
>
> Thank you in advance,
>
> Peter Pavlovich
> Senior Software Engineer
> Kronos Incorporated
>
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Cam Vertesi
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