On Sun,05.Apr.09, 09:46:56, Siddhesh Poyarekar wrote: > > in the message window. ayttm should not care about this, sending > > messages to offline contacts is not unusual, especially if some of them > > are "invisible". The most annoying thing about it is that you can't even > > communicate with a contact who just wrote you something from invisible > > mode. > > There is a button on the chat window toolbar called "Allow Offline > Messaging", which should help you do that. In any case, I guess we > either should be enabling that by default or at least detect if > someone who is offline (i.e. invisible) has messaged us and then > enable the offline chat button accordingly.
Do you mean the button with the tooltip "Allow"? :P (the icon is a pencil writing on a paper) You could definitely improve that tooltip, and enabling it by default would make more sense, people do indeed message people who are offline (they might be invisible). BTW, I notice that some buttons are too small to show the entire text (ex. Preferences... -> Sound -> Files: the buttons show only the first 4 letters and half of the fifth, the Cancel button shows only "Cance" and the text is not centered vertically -- too low). I'm using Xfce 4.6 (default theme), but it was the same under 4.4.2 (also default theme). Regards, Andrei -- If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. (Albert Einstein)
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