Re: [Evolution] Can Evolution Use A Different Web Browser?

[John Schmidt <jschmidt amis com>]

The archive can be searched via:

http://www.mail-archive.com/evolution%40lists.ximian.com/

Can someone simply put this link on the evolution archives page?
That would be a great thing to have there, I think.
js


On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 07:34, Jules Richardson wrote:
> On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 14:43, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
> > every month in the archives dating back at least 2 years probably has
> > mention of this particular issue at least 20 times :-)
>
> well it's not so bad in that case then, as finding the answer in the
> archives shouldn't take long :-)
>
> my point was that - far as I know - the archives are not searchable (as
> the original poster mentioned), which is a great shame. Sifting through
> 40+ pages of topics (and then only being able to search on subject and
> not message content) seems a little limited and something of a waste of
> what would otherwise be a very useful resource.
>
> I just wondered if I'd missed something (highly likely knowing me! :-)
> and there is indeed a search front-end to the archives lurking on the
> website somewhere - if not then I'm hardly surprised that the same
> questions keep on cropping up every few weeks, as I doubt many people
> want to either browse 4+ years of messages or wait to download 93MB of
> data in the hope that the answer to their question is somewhere within!
>
> Full credit to the team for actually archiving the data in the first
> place though... more than a lot of companies would do (if they even
> bothered to run a support mailing list at all)
>
> cheers
>
> Jules
>
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