Favorites

[Bill Bradshaw]

When I mark messages as favorites and then select show only favorites nothing is listed.  I assumed the messages that were marked with stars as favorite messages would be listed.  I am missing something regarding how this feature works.

[Wilson Logan]

Hi Bill,

The 'Show only favourites' problem is a bug. I'll get the developer to sort it on Monday (26th Jan 04)

Cheers,

Wilson.

[Wilson Logan]

Bill,

The developers have prodcued a patch for this:

http://www.pgoffline.com/groupmanager/pgpatch20157.exe

Cheers,

Wilson.

[peterb]

Hi,

When I mark "Show only favorite messages" it works, but when I mark "Show all messages" again PG-Offline 2.0.157 crashes.

It happens on my two lists with 6000+ messages. I have 2-4 favorites. I mark and unmark and it crashes.

It would be nice with a button that toggles the "Show favorites".

It would also be nice if the position in the list could be preserved as much as possible when toggling.

The position is also lost when you delete a message.

Peter

[Wilson Logan]

Peter,

Please upgrade to version 2.0.160

I think most of these issues are fixed in that version.

http://www.pgoffline.com/groupmanager/pgpatch20160.exe

Cheers,

Wilson.

[peterb]

Thanks,

I have done that but this bug is still there.

Regards,

Peter

[Wilson Logan]

Peter,

What operating system do you have?

Thanks,

Wilson.

[peterb]

I am using Windows XP Pro on an Ahtlon 1700+ with 1 GB memory. It is fully updated with Windows Update. I use a 1600x1200 monitor with 32 bits color.

Peter

[Wilson Logan]

Peter,

This is strange.

My wife has XP on her laptop. I'll load 2.0.160 on it & see what happens.

Is anyonne else with XP (or without!) having this trouble?

Cheers,

Wilson.

[Brad]

My Win2000 machine seems OK with this feature.

Brad

[Wilson Logan]

Peter,

Both my wifes & the programmers Windows XP systems do not crash. I'm wondering if there is anything special in XP Pro or something specifically about your system. An msinfo file would tell us if its something specific to your machine.

Cheers,

Wilson.