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- Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2004 19:59:07 -0800
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On Sat, Feb 28, 2004 at 10:41:23PM -0500, Scott wrote: >Heh, wait till Thuy gets to CA--with two small daughters. <snicker> She's not the pink bunny type, so I think I'm safe. I do, however, live in terror of the day my kids discover Barney :-) People who are married to Japanese women can forget that there are women who wouldn't be caught dead with a pink bunny theme on their mail client ;-) >Do you mean you can't paste from vi to kmail? I have the feeling I've I'm sure you could use cut/paste via X, they both respect that. I mean I think you can probably drag-and-drop things from Koffice to Kmail, which he mentioned can't be done between OpenOffice.org and Kmail. >to be exact) hilit some text, hit ^C then pasted it into sylpheed-claws. Being lazy, here, but I know Sylpheed to be a mail client (which chokes on very large IMAP mailboxes), but what does the -Claws signify? Jonathan -- gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys ACC46EF9 Key fingerprint = E52E 8153 8F37 74AF C04D 0714 364F 540E ACC4 6EF9 "99 pounds of natural-born goodness, 99 pounds of soul!"Attachment: signature.asc
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