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From: Alan H. <al...@us...> - 2003-06-05 15:49:33
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I think we are getting close to where we wanted to be for the Fire 1.0 release. I know that most of the big projects have been tackled and finished. (with a few exceptions like tab windows and preferences reorg) So I was going through my notes of what we wanted to have in Fire 1.0 that still has not been completed. Here is a list of those outstanding items, and the name of the responsible party. I have started putting the status in those cases where I know it.... Status Key Y Yes we need to do for 1.0 - and the work still needs done Defer Put off to another release Partial Work is mostly done, but needs final touches Status Request Assigned To Summary 478141 nobody File Transfer 478153 gbooker Multiple Buddy Lists 478178 jtownsend Group Chat in MSN 478309 kft Setting of away / idle time Y 482418 alangh Per budy text encoding preference Defer 509875 alangh Buddy Icons via iTools/WWW or Address Book 525764 jtownsend Cascade new windows Partial 526983 alangh Invite others to existing chat 527146 kft Default Outgoing Text Color 527554 nobody Sending URLs 539530 jtownsend connection detection 542271 nkocharh Ability to select more than one buddy Partial 551985 alangh join existing Y! group chats Defer 561702 nobody Join AIM community chats 562598 gbooker Tab Style Chat windows like adium Defer 564621 alangh Address Book support 587891 kft Recieved messages count in dock icon 613011 gbooker Direct Connecting for AIM Defer 618107 alangh Rendezvous support Y 630241 alangh HTML support in IRC IM Window Defer 642262 alangh send file via drag&amp;drop in IM window 653010 nkocharh Set default window size 653110 gbooker Better Buddy Icon Support Y 657389 nkocharh Double-click to connect to service Defer 666041 alangh Add a join chat command 666266 nobody Buddy icon options 666787 nkocharh Handy Shortcuts for Fire Defer 681029 alangh Associate each user to its account instead of its service Partial 681300 jtownsend Multi-message dialogs 681526 kft identify me by screenname and alias Y 681806 alangh Have Yahoo use Oscar File-Send-Rcv Partial 682965 nkocharh Get rid of setup mode in BuddyList Window Partial 682968 nobody Thread or callbacks to avoid lockups Partial 682976 alangh Invite to Group Chat via Drag & Drop Defer 682987 nobody Access to Public Chat Rooms Partial 683014 jtownsend More intelligent error and connection management. 683023 guifa Setup Assistant 683026 nkocharh I'm away reminder window 683035 nobody reconsider toolbar defaults Y 683104 kft preferences reorganization Partial 683128 kft Info Window Reorganization 683129 nobody Update Online Help Documentation 683686 nkocharh DnD of links 717583 nobody Join #channel / IRC Console Partial 740058 alangh Invisible login for Yahoo Partial jtownsend Integrate SSL changes Partial Localizers Profanity Lists Localizers New Translation This is the list from the RFE tracker of things that are in the 1.0 Candidate category. (with a few misc ones added at the end) So, can everyone with their name on this list (including that elusive "nobody") reply to this with updated status about whether you will be able to do those items for the 1.0 release. I would recommend that we try and wind down development of new features in Fire 1.0 so that we can concentrate on polish and bug fixes and get this thing UI complete soon so that we can begin the localization phase. In the back of my head, I am thinking end of June for UI complete, and end of July for translation complete. Then a 2 week beta period, followed by a release mid-August. What do the rest of you think? Do we bring in the schedule so we release earlier? If you get back to me with the status on the items above, I will update the RFE tracker to reflect who is doing each item (if there are changes) and move things into the right category (Future Release vs Fire 1.0). I will also change the priority to High for all of the 1.0 stuff so that they will be easy to distinguish on your sf home page. Thanks, Alan |
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From: Graham B. <gb...@ta...> - 2003-06-06 11:40:41
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Stuff assigned to me: Multiple buddy lists: I have most of the core done, doing the UI now. Have to do extensive testing. Direct Connect for AIM: Truthfully, this is only really missing a good way to do it in the UI, after that is done, direct connect is simple. Better Buddy Icon Support: Once again, only lacking in the UI. We can send buddy icons now, but you have to put them in that dir T ab Style Chat windows like adium: Well, my idea is not like adium, but I would say this would have to be defered until after 1.0 since I will not have the time. On Thursday, Jun 5, 2003, at 09:49 America/Denver, Alan Humpherys wrote: > I think we are getting close to where we wanted to be for the Fire 1.0 > release. I know that most of the big projects have been tackled and > finished. (with a few exceptions like tab windows and preferences > reorg) > > So I was going through my notes of what we wanted to have in Fire 1.0 > that still has not been completed. Here is a list of those outstanding > items, and the name of the responsible party. I have started putting > the status in those cases where I know it.... > > Status Key > Y Yes we need to do for 1.0 - and the work still needs done > Defer Put off to another release > Partial Work is mostly done, but needs final touches > > Status Request Assigned To Summary > 478141 nobody File Transfer > 478153 gbooker Multiple Buddy Lists > 478178 jtownsend Group Chat in MSN > 478309 kft Setting of away / idle time > Y 482418 alangh Per budy text encoding preference > Defer 509875 alangh Buddy Icons via iTools/WWW or Address Book > 525764 jtownsend Cascade new windows > Partial 526983 alangh Invite others to existing chat > 527146 kft Default Outgoing Text Color > 527554 nobody Sending URLs > 539530 jtownsend connection detection > 542271 nkocharh Ability to select more than one buddy > Partial 551985 alangh join existing Y! group chats > Defer 561702 nobody Join AIM community chats > 562598 gbooker Tab Style Chat windows like adium > Defer 564621 alangh Address Book support > 587891 kft Recieved messages count in dock icon > 613011 gbooker Direct Connecting for AIM > Defer 618107 alangh Rendezvous support > Y 630241 alangh HTML support in IRC IM Window > Defer 642262 alangh send file via drag&amp;drop in IM window > 653010 nkocharh Set default window size > 653110 gbooker Better Buddy Icon Support > Y 657389 nkocharh Double-click to connect to service > Defer 666041 alangh Add a join chat command > 666266 nobody Buddy icon options > 666787 nkocharh Handy Shortcuts for Fire > Defer 681029 alangh Associate each user to its account instead of > its service > Partial 681300 jtownsend Multi-message dialogs > 681526 kft identify me by screenname and alias > Y 681806 alangh Have Yahoo use Oscar File-Send-Rcv > Partial 682965 nkocharh Get rid of setup mode in BuddyList Window > Partial 682968 nobody Thread or callbacks to avoid lockups > Partial 682976 alangh Invite to Group Chat via Drag & Drop > Defer 682987 nobody Access to Public Chat Rooms > Partial 683014 jtownsend More intelligent error and connection > management. > 683023 guifa Setup Assistant > 683026 nkocharh I'm away reminder window > 683035 nobody reconsider toolbar defaults > Y 683104 kft preferences reorganization > Partial 683128 kft Info Window Reorganization > 683129 nobody Update Online Help Documentation > 683686 nkocharh DnD of links > 717583 nobody Join #channel / IRC Console > Partial 740058 alangh Invisible login for Yahoo > Partial jtownsend Integrate SSL changes > Partial Localizers Profanity Lists > Localizers New Translation > > This is the list from the RFE tracker of things that are in the 1.0 > Candidate category. (with a few misc ones added at the end) > > So, can everyone with their name on this list (including that elusive > "nobody") reply to this with updated status about whether you will be > able to do those items for the 1.0 release. > > I would recommend that we try and wind down development of new > features in Fire 1.0 so that we can concentrate on polish and bug > fixes and get this thing UI complete soon so that we can begin the > localization phase. In the back of my head, I am thinking end of June > for UI complete, and end of July for translation complete. Then a 2 > week beta period, followed by a release mid-August. > > What do the rest of you think? Do we bring in the schedule so we > release earlier? > > If you get back to me with the status on the items above, I will > update the RFE tracker to reflect who is doing each item (if there are > changes) and move things into the right category (Future Release vs > Fire 1.0). I will also change the priority to High for all of the 1.0 > stuff so that they will be easy to distinguish on your sf home page. > > Thanks, > Alan ---------------------------------------------- Graham Booker Texas A&M University gb...@ta... Graduate Student in ELEN ---------------------------------------------- |
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From: Nick K. <li...@ko...> - 2003-06-07 05:19:23
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On Thu, Jun 05, 2003 at 09:49:24AM -0600, Alan Humpherys proclaimed: > I think we are getting close to where we wanted to be for the Fire > 1.0 release. I know that most of the big projects have been tackled > and finished. (with a few exceptions like tab windows and preferences > reorg) I'm concerned about the prefs reorg not being done before 1.0. :-/ Although, given the choice between that or FireStarter, I'd go with the latter. > Status Key > Y Yes we need to do for 1.0 - and the work still needs > done > Defer Put off to another release > Par Work is mostly done, but needs final touches > > 542271 nkocharh Ability to select more than one buddy I can work on this; I don't think it's going to be ready for 1.0, though. > 653010 nkocharh Set default window size Trivial. I'll do it. > Y 657389 nkocharh Double-click to connect to service *nods* I've seen newbies have trouble with this. I agree with the change; will get it done. > 666787 nkocharh Handy Shortcuts for Fire Will do. Thanks for the reminder. :-) (This was originally one of the things I wanted to have in the checked-in version of the new BL.) > 683026 nkocharh I'm away reminder I am not going to do this for 1.0. > 683686 nkocharh DnD of links I really want this; it's very nice polish. :-) I'll ask Jason for a hand and see if we can't get this handled. I certainly think it's doable before 1.0. > Par 682965 nkocharh Get rid of setup mode in Alan, you want all those new toolbar items, don't you? :-P I need a graphic artist for those icons -- I'm hopeless myself. As to the menu items, maybe we can #fire it up one of these days and get a concensus hammered out. I think having the "Buddies" menu swap based on context would be a confusing misnomer. Perhaps the menu could be renamed "List"? -- Nick Kocharhook -- <avpx@xbpuneubbx.pbz> -- Rot-13 |
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From: Ken T. <kf...@us...> - 2003-06-07 07:05:32
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On Saturday, June 7, 2003, at 12:19 AM, Nick Kocharhook wrote: > On Thu, Jun 05, 2003 at 09:49:24AM -0600, Alan Humpherys proclaimed: >> I think we are getting close to where we wanted to be for the Fire >> 1.0 release. I know that most of the big projects have been tackled >> and finished. (with a few exceptions like tab windows and preferences >> reorg) > > I'm concerned about the prefs reorg not being done before 1.0. :-/ > Although, given the choice between that or FireStarter, I'd go with the > latter. OK, Eric Lee and I sort of dropped the ball on this one, so I figure I'll explain where we are. A few weeks ago, we sent a list of some minor adjustments to the prefs to streamline a bit. Didn't really hear any feedback besides Jason saying that he envisioned something larger. We realized that something larger was probably a better move but we still didn't know a lot about how everything fits together in Fire. Instead of asking, we sort of kept quiet and sat on it. So that's where it stands. We'd still like to help, but we just don't have the wherewithal to implement all the changes that would be necessary and to add all the preference feature requests which have also been assigned to me (kft). While we have always been interested, the idea of a prefs reorg got a whole lot bigger once we realized what it would entail. I guess we got a bit overwhelmed. Sorry for not speaking up sooner. Ken |
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From: Nick K. <li...@ko...> - 2003-06-13 02:32:03
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On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 02:05:30AM -0500, Ken Tsang proclaimed: > OK, Eric Lee and I sort of dropped the ball on this one, so I figure > I'll explain where we are. No worries. Believe you me, we have ALL been incredibly busy. I just wanted to respond (a week late) to let you know that I had read this and that I'm really quite interested in working with you guys on this, if you're still up for it. I am going to need some time to (a) finish writing up my Senior Project, (b) move back home for the summer, (c) start my summer job and just generally (d) get settled. But in a week's time, it would be great if we could schedule some sort of IRC pow-wow on this topic and see if we can't bang out some ideas. How does that sound? Are you two still interested in working on this? Are you taking a summer break like the rest of us should be? :-P You were working on this for some sort of credit, right? Is that still a concern? Let me know. -- Nick Kocharhook -- <avpx@xbpuneubbx.pbz> -- Rot-13 |
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From: Ken T. <kf...@us...> - 2003-06-13 15:05:03
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Nick, > But in a week's time, it would be great if we could schedule some sort > of IRC pow-wow on this topic and see if we can't bang out some ideas. > > How does that sound? Are you two still interested in working on this? I spoke to Eric, and we're definitely still interested in fixing up Fire. We're both in a state of transition, but I think we'll both have internet access by next week so we can meet in #fire. > Are you taking a summer break like the rest of us should be? :-P Summer break? Our long, eternal summer breaks begin today :) Now is a good time to find us with time on our hands. > You were working on this for some sort of credit, right? Is that still > a > concern? Nope. > Let me know. Thanks, Ken |
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From: Gabriel R. <gab...@ti...> - 2003-06-16 13:56:17
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On vendredi, juin 13, 2003, at 04:32 Europe/Paris, Nick Kocharhook
wrote:
> But in a week's time, it would be great if we could schedule some sort
> of IRC pow-wow on this topic and see if we can't bang out some ideas.
I would like to be part of this. When and where?
-- Gabriel Radic
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From: Jason T. <tow...@ma...> - 2003-06-24 07:08:21
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On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 06:57 AM, Gabriel Radic wrote: > On vendredi, juin 13, 2003, at 04:32 Europe/Paris, Nick Kocharhook > wrote: >> But in a week's time, it would be great if we could schedule some >> sort of IRC pow-wow on this topic and see if we can't bang out some >> ideas. > > I would like to be part of this. When and where? How about we do this after WWDC? Maybe Saturday from 12-2 pm Pacific Time on #fire @ irc.esper.net? We can call it Fireside chat 1.0. -Jason |
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From: Gabriel R. <gab...@ti...> - 2003-06-24 10:51:50
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On mardi, juin 24, 2003, at 09:07 Europe/Paris, Jason Townsend wrote: > How about we do this after WWDC? Maybe Saturday from 12-2 pm Pacific > Time on #fire @ irc.esper.net? > Sounds good, but it overlaps with my beer schedule :-) Nevertheless, I hope I'l be there at list for the first hour. -- Gabriel Radic |
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From: Ken T. <kf...@us...> - 2003-06-24 20:20:35
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Great. I'll be there. Ken On Tuesday, June 24, 2003, at 02:07 AM, Jason Townsend wrote: > On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 06:57 AM, Gabriel Radic wrote: >> On vendredi, juin 13, 2003, at 04:32 Europe/Paris, Nick Kocharhook >> wrote: >>> But in a week's time, it would be great if we could schedule some >>> sort of IRC pow-wow on this topic and see if we can't bang out some >>> ideas. >> >> I would like to be part of this. When and where? > > How about we do this after WWDC? Maybe Saturday from 12-2 pm Pacific > Time on #fire @ irc.esper.net? > > We can call it Fireside chat 1.0. > > -Jason > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: INetU > Attention Web Developers & Consultants: Become An INetU Hosting > Partner. > Refer Dedicated Servers. We Manage Them. You Get 10% Monthly > Commission! > INetU Dedicated Managed Hosting http://www.inetu.net/partner/index.php > _______________________________________________ > fire-development mailing list > fir...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fire-development > |
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From: Alan H. <al...@us...> - 2003-06-25 05:08:55
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Sorry, I won't be able to make it. My Saturday afternoon is shot. (Rehearsal for West Side Story all afternoon, and a performance of Big River that evening....) Man, my acting hobby is getting in the way of my programming hobby! Good thing I don't have a job getting in the way of my hobbies too! Can someone email me their log file of the chat after it is done (using a TOT version of Fire so I get font/color/smiley of course) I believe this was originally going to cover the preferences re-organization for 1.0... So I will give you all my input up front. 1) We need to re-order into logical groupings. On the order of: Messages Alerts / Notifications Buddies Accounts Appearance Security Startup Logging ... 2) I believe that each pane should be a single sheet of preferences. No more of this subwindow popped up within a tab within a pane. ( I guess what I am saying is that I would prefer to get rid of tabs within individual preference panes, and instead go for more and larger panes - that still work on an 800x600 screen) 3) Lets create a consistent callback mechanism used by all the panes - either a single callback with a select based upon the data, or a different callback for each preference item... I don't care either way, but the mixed bag of programming styles makes it interesting to add and debug items in the preference panes. 4) We should take a serious look at the preferences and determine whether some of them can now go away. Some things may be obsoleted by other changes to the UI, and still others might be able to be removed by simply saving the last state of that feature and starting up in that state when beginning again. (Console Window Visibility for example) 5) We should revisit the default value for each preference to give the novice user the best experience possible. When in doubt, think, "What would my Grandmother want this preference setting to be..." 6) Don't forget the new preferences we have talked about (Idle time slider bar 1 minute - up to infinity [never]) I hope this helps! Alan On Tuesday, June 24, 2003, at 02:20 PM, Ken Tsang wrote: > Great. I'll be there. > Ken > > On Tuesday, June 24, 2003, at 02:07 AM, Jason Townsend wrote: > >> On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 06:57 AM, Gabriel Radic wrote: >>> On vendredi, juin 13, 2003, at 04:32 Europe/Paris, Nick Kocharhook >>> wrote: >>>> But in a week's time, it would be great if we could schedule some >>>> sort of IRC pow-wow on this topic and see if we can't bang out some >>>> ideas. >>> >>> I would like to be part of this. When and where? >> >> How about we do this after WWDC? Maybe Saturday from 12-2 pm Pacific >> Time on #fire @ irc.esper.net? >> >> We can call it Fireside chat 1.0. >> >> -Jason |
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From: Brent N. <fb...@ma...> - 2003-06-25 11:31:47
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> > >2) I believe that each pane should be a single sheet of preferences. >No more of this subwindow popped up within a tab within a pane. ( I >guess what I am saying is that I would prefer to get rid of tabs >within individual preference panes, and instead go for more and >larger panes - that still work on an 800x600 screen) I don't have a problem with tab-pane grouping of preferences within a single preference pane, so long as the tab grouping is used to separate logical sub-groupings. This metaphor is one that is reasonably common in the OS X world, for better or for worse, and so I don't think its going to generate significant confusion if we continue to do so. B -- Brent Neal Geek of all Trades "Specialization is for insects" -- Robert A. Heinlein |
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From: Gabriel R. <gab...@ti...> - 2003-06-25 15:25:48
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On mercredi, juin 25, 2003, at 07:08 Europe/Paris, Alan Humpherys wrote:
> 1) We need to re-order into logical groupings. On the order of:
> ...
True, true.
> 2) I believe that each pane should be a single sheet of preferences.
> No more of this subwindow popped up within a tab within a pane.
Yes, that would be ideal. They are cleaner, more ergonomic and prettier.
> 3) Lets create a consistent callback mechanism used by all the panes
I guess this is coder talk, so I'll just move on.
> 4) We should take a serious look at the preferences and determine
> whether some of them can now go away.
While I believe that many preferences can be removed, there should be
an Advanced preferences tab to group some (many) of them.
> 5) We should revisit the default value for each preference to give the
> novice user the best experience possible.
Yes please.
-- Gabriel Radic
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From: Nick K. <li...@ko...> - 2003-06-29 14:06:29
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On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 12:07:58AM -0700, Jason Townsend proclaimed: > How about we do this after WWDC? Maybe Saturday from 12-2 pm Pacific > Time on #fire @ irc.esper.net? *gasp* That will teach me to not check my e-mail! Did it happen? Is there a transcript available? If not, has it been rescheduled? I'm sorry, everyone, for falling off the face of the Earth a bit. The last several weeks have been incredibly hectic; I'll be more available now. -- Nick Kocharhook -- <avpx@xbpuneubbx.pbz> -- Rot-13 |
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From: Gabriel R. <gab...@ti...> - 2003-06-30 14:57:45
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On dimanche, juin 29, 2003, at 16:06 Europe/Paris, Nick Kocharhook wrote: > Did it happen? Is there a transcript available? If not, has it been > rescheduled? Nope. I was the only one there for a about an hour. |
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From: Jason T. <tow...@ma...> - 2003-07-01 03:50:13
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On Monday, June 30, 2003, at 07:57 AM, Gabriel Radic wrote: > On dimanche, juin 29, 2003, at 16:06 Europe/Paris, Nick Kocharhook > wrote: >> Did it happen? Is there a transcript available? If not, has it been >> rescheduled? > > Nope. I was the only one there for a about an hour. It did happen... it was me and Ken Tsang. Went from about 12 to 1:40 pm or so Pacific Time. I could post the transcript if there is interest. -Jason |
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From: Gabriel R. <gab...@ti...> - 2003-07-01 10:54:51
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On mardi, juil 1, 2003, at 05:49 Europe/Paris, Jason Townsend wrote:
> It did happen... it was me and Ken Tsang. Went from about 12 to 1:40
> pm or so Pacific Time.
Isn't Central European Time 7 hours later? I guess not.
> I could post the transcript if there is interest.
Yes, thanks!
-- Gabriel Radic
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From: Jason T. <tow...@ma...> - 2003-07-04 06:10:49
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On Tuesday, July 1, 2003, at 03:55 AM, Gabriel Radic wrote: > On mardi, juil 1, 2003, at 05:49 Europe/Paris, Jason Townsend wrote: >> It did happen... it was me and Ken Tsang. Went from about 12 to 1:40 >> pm or so Pacific Time. > > Isn't Central European Time 7 hours later? I guess not. Not sure about the time difference. >> I could post the transcript if there is interest. > > Yes, thanks! http://homepage.mac.com/townsend/Fireside6-28-03.rtfd.sit Given the low turnout this time, we are going to have another one (probably not this weekend but the following one). I'll send out a big announcement so no one misses it. -Jason |
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From: Ken T. <kf...@us...> - 2003-06-30 19:42:53
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It was just me and Jason. We talked over some ideas. I think Jason was planning to post something to fire-dev? On Sunday, June 29, 2003, at 09:06 AM, Nick Kocharhook wrote: > On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 12:07:58AM -0700, Jason Townsend proclaimed: >> How about we do this after WWDC? Maybe Saturday from 12-2 pm Pacific >> Time on #fire @ irc.esper.net? > > *gasp* > > That will teach me to not check my e-mail! > > Did it happen? Is there a transcript available? If not, has it been > rescheduled? > > I'm sorry, everyone, for falling off the face of the Earth a bit. The > last several weeks have been incredibly hectic; I'll be more available > now. > > -- > Nick Kocharhook -- <avpx@xbpuneubbx.pbz> -- Rot-13 > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email sponsored by: Free pre-built ASP.NET sites including > Data Reports, E-commerce, Portals, and Forums are available now. > Download today and enter to win an XBOX or Visual Studio .NET. > http://aspnet.click-url.com/go/psa00100006ave/direct;at.asp_061203_01/ > 01 > _______________________________________________ > fire-development mailing list > fir...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fire-development > |
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From: Jason T. <tow...@ma...> - 2003-06-07 07:06:19
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One other thing we should do is clean up the menus somewhat. There was some discussion on this before, but I believe we need changes to the File and Window menus, and we should add a Status menu to make that more discoverable. I'm not sure if there's an RFE on this or not. I'll add it if not. -Jason |
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From: Michael C. <mb...@pr...> - 2003-06-07 16:10:38
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Greetings all, I plead guilty that I haven't looked at the online feature request list for this, but in the interest of quickly adding one tiny little thing to the pot... When I run Fire it always opens the Accounts window. It remembers the size and position correctly for all my windows (at least I haven't noticed any that don't) and even remembers _if_ I had my Buddies window open. But it does not seem to remember that I closed my Accounts window. My usage pattern is that I rarely need that window open and it's annoying to have to close it every time I run the app. If it remembers the size and position shouldn't it also remember the open/closed state? Just a little nit... Ciao!' Mike |
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From: Nick K. <li...@ko...> - 2003-06-07 18:26:45
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On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 12:10:24PM -0400, Michael Cashwell proclaimed: > When I run Fire it always opens the Accounts window. /me looks at Jason -- Nick Kocharhook -- <avpx@xbpuneubbx.pbz> -- Rot-13 |
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From: Nick K. <li...@ko...> - 2003-06-07 18:33:05
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On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 11:26:44AM -0700, Nick Kocharhook proclaimed: > On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 12:10:24PM -0400, Michael Cashwell proclaimed: > > When I run Fire it always opens the Accounts window. > > /me looks at Jason I presume, Michael, that you're using TOT? For some reason I thought Jason had removed the synchronize] call from TOT, but that does not appear to be the case. So I guess my hack isn't working either. I'm quite confused about this whole thing. -- Nick Kocharhook -- <avpx@xbpuneubbx.pbz> -- Rot-13 |
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From: Michael C. <mb...@pr...> - 2003-06-07 18:39:44
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On Saturday, June 7, 2003, at 02:33 PM, Nick Kocharhook wrote: > On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 11:26:44AM -0700, Nick Kocharhook proclaimed: >> On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 12:10:24PM -0400, Michael Cashwell proclaimed: >>> When I run Fire it always opens the Accounts window. >> >> /me looks at Jason > > I presume, Michael, that you're using TOT? Well, errrr, .... There I go running my mouth (keyboard?) again! I am on TOT but I haven't updated for probably 2 weeks or so. If this is supposed to have been fixed then just ignore me until next week when I'm at work (where all my files are) and I'll update and try it again. Thanks, Mike > For some reason I thought Jason had removed the synchronize] call from > TOT, but that does not appear to be the case. > > So I guess my hack isn't working either. I'm quite confused about this > whole thing. |
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From: Nick K. <li...@ko...> - 2003-06-08 20:34:30
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On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 02:39:31PM -0400, Michael Cashwell proclaimed: > Well, errrr, .... There I go running my mouth (keyboard?) again! Everyone is known to do that, from time to time. :-) > I am on TOT but I haven't updated for probably 2 weeks or so. Aah. Well, prior to about a week ago, there was a preference to open the Accounts window on startup. I just recently replaced it with something that keeps track of when you open/close the window, and restores the state when you start Fire again. So yeah, give the new code a try and let me know if it works for you. -- Nick Kocharhook -- <avpx@xbpuneubbx.pbz> -- Rot-13 |
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