[muglo] Re: iCab Mail ?
- From: Mary <iMary@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 7 Nov 2002 19:45:13 -0500
At 1:59 PM -0500 11/7/02, Eric D. wrote:
>on 6/11/02 21:03, Mary at iMary@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>>> I'm not sure how advanced it is but you can have it intercept mailto:
>>> commands. Preferences: Network: Protocols.
>>
>> Uhm, I guess I should have said, that other than the capacity to
>> execute the "mail-to" on a website, iCab has no e-mail functionality,
>> that I know of. (I don't know of any (modern) browser that can't
>> handle a mail-to.)
>
>It actually pops up its own dialogue and allows you to compose an e-mail
>*in* iCab. This means you don't have to hand it off to some other e-mailer
>(like the evil Netscrape ;).
Kay-O, Eric,
I'll concede that iCab *does* have a bare bones send-mail feature.
Which, I just discovered, is not limited to activating a mail-to on a
webpage. In iCab you can go to "File", choose "Send Email", and be
presented with that "compose form". (Maybe you knew that already?)
But, know what? This morning I sent myself a coupla test emails using
that iCab form, and I have not yet received them.
I'm hoping that you (or anybody using iCab) will do me a favour: send
yourself a test email from iCab and let me know if (and when?) you
get it.
Thanks - Mary
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