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The Connection Box which showed progress in the downloading and transmission
of files, with Hide, Stop and Details Buttons... It was a very useful progress indicator in OE -- as well as a handy switch to turn downloading, or transmission off ---- quickly WLM seems to have only an anemic little textual message in the lower right corner... Or am I missing something? DSH |
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Just press the Send/Receive button twice in succession.
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Thank you kindly.
But why twice, rather than just once as in OE? DSH "Steve Thackery" wrote in message ... Just press the Send/Receive button twice in succession. SteveT |
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But why twice, rather than just once as in OE?
Because lots of people found it to be a distracting nuisance. Now you've got the choice of whether you see it or not. SteveT |
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It can always just be moved out of the way -- OR hidden by clicking on HIDE.
Mucking about by changing simple protocol items such as this is counterproductive. Also, the addition of this "PUSHPIN" is unnecessary. DSH "Steve Thackery" wrote in message ... But why twice, rather than just once as in OE? Because lots of people found it to be a distracting nuisance. Now you've got the choice of whether you see it or not. SteveT |
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Mucking about by changing simple protocol items such as this is
counterproductive. Nope, I disagree. I think it's a very elegant solution. For most people the Send/Receive is silent. For nerds like us who want to watch it, we just click the button twice. Nothing could be simpler than that. We will obviously continue to disagree about this :-) SteveT |
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Hi, DSH.
Once you get the progress window opened (as the others said, or double-click the "anemic little textual message" in the lower right corner, the right end of the Status Bar; you DO have the Status Bar turned on, don't you?), click the Pushpin in the lower right corner of that progress window. This will keep that window open until you dismiss it in some way, such as by clicking Hide or the red-corner X or just by clicking on the Reading Pane or other location to move Windows' focus to that window. Depending on how YOU use OE/WM/WLM, this little window can be a blessing or an irritation - or both at different times. This behavior is the same in OE, in WM and in WLM. But you may have set the pushpin in OE so long ago that you have forgotten that you ever did it. Like I did. ;^} RC -- R. C. White, CPA San Marcos, TX Microsoft Windows MVP (Running Windows Live Mail 2008 in Vista Ultimate x64 SP1) "D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message ... The Connection Box which showed progress in the downloading and transmission of files, with Hide, Stop and Details Buttons... It was a very useful progress indicator in OE -- as well as a handy switch to turn downloading, or transmission off ---- quickly WLM seems to have only an anemic little textual message in the lower right corner... Or am I missing something? DSH |
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Cheers...
DSH ---------------------------------------- "R. C. White" wrote in message ... Hi, DSH. Once you get the progress window opened (as the others said, or double-click the "anemic little textual message" in the lower right corner, the right end of the Status Bar; you DO have the Status Bar turned on, don't you?), click the Pushpin in the lower right corner of that progress window. This will keep that window open until you dismiss it in some way, such as by clicking Hide or the red-corner X or just by clicking on the Reading Pane or other location to move Windows' focus to that window. Depending on how YOU use OE/WM/WLM, this little window can be a blessing or an irritation - or both at different times. How so? One can always click HIDE and close it quickly? This behavior is the same in OE, in WM and in WLM. But you may have set the pushpin in OE so long ago that you have forgotten that you ever did it. Like I did. ;^} Nope. There is no "PUSHPIN" on this progress box in OE. RC -- R. C. White, CPA San Marcos, TX Microsoft Windows MVP (Running Windows Live Mail 2008 in Vista Ultimate x64 SP1) "D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message ... The Connection Box which showed progress in the downloading and transmission of files, with Hide, Stop and Details Buttons... It was a very useful progress indicator in OE -- as well as a handy switch to turn downloading, or transmission off ---- quickly WLM seems to have only an anemic little textual message in the lower right corner... Or am I missing something? DSH |
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Recte:
Cheers... DSH ---------------------------------------- "R. C. White" wrote in message ... Hi, DSH. Once you get the progress window opened (as the others said, or double-click the "anemic little textual message" in the lower right corner, the right end of the Status Bar; you DO have the Status Bar turned on, don't you?), click the Pushpin in the lower right corner of that progress window. This will keep that window open until you dismiss it in some way, such as by clicking Hide or the red-corner X or just by clicking on the Reading Pane or other location to move Windows' focus to that window. Depending on how YOU use OE/WM/WLM, this little window can be a blessing or an irritation - or both at different times. How so? One can always click HIDE and close it quickly. This behavior is the same in OE, in WM and in WLM. But you may have set the pushpin in OE so long ago that you have forgotten that you ever did it. Like I did. ;^} Nope. There is no "PUSHPIN" on this progress box in OE. RC -- R. C. White, CPA San Marcos, TX Microsoft Windows MVP (Running Windows Live Mail 2008 in Vista Ultimate x64 SP1) "D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message ... The Connection Box which showed progress in the downloading and transmission of files, with Hide, Stop and Details Buttons... It was a very useful progress indicator in OE -- as well as a handy switch to turn downloading, or transmission off ---- quickly WLM seems to have only an anemic little textual message in the lower right corner... Or am I missing something? DSH |
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![]() "D. Spencer Hines" wrote: The Connection Box which showed progress in the downloading and transmission of files, with Hide, Stop and Details Buttons... It was a very useful progress indicator in OE -- as well as a handy switch to turn downloading, or transmission off ---- quickly WLM seems to have only an anemic little textual message in the lower right corner... Or am I missing something? DSH I have the same question. I read all the other (visible) posts (& had already discovered the same, anemic solution), but what I don't see is a way to cause a choice (that some may find annoying), to persist across sessions (for those of us who do not find it so but do find the repeated effort of choosing to see it every single session annoying). When I click the icon in the progress bar, it sometimes sets the client into offline mode, as if the clicking of it for a moment hides the little indicator in the progress bar & (perhaps a mistaken double-click) then clicks on the off/on line icon causing the client to go into offline mode. There is not, as far as I can see, the little checkbox which says "always display this" or whatever which existed in OE, &, I think, WM (as it was true I was able to somehow get the thing to always display in WM, also, though it was awhile back & I'm not so sure I recall exactly how on that one). Anyway, if anyone knows a solution to this problem, a registry setting or whatever that isn't exposed in the user interface, I would appreciate the info. Thanks. BDR |
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