>
>On Sat, Nov 13, 1999 at 03:42:57PM -0500, Stan Brown wrote:
>> >> Netscape is happy to recieve. it's balsa that won't give.
>> >>
>> >> Can you thnk of anything I might have misconfigured?
>> >
>> >Are you both running the same versions of Balsa and GNOME? I think
>> >cut-paste things are actually handled by the GTK+ toolkit.
>>
>> Might not be. I will check. I thought this was a window manager thing
>> tough. How would Netscape interact with gtk+ ?
>
>Cut-Paste is a function of the X server. The app you're cutting from
>needs to tell the X server that a "cut" buffer is available for testing,
>and your "paste" target asks the X server for data. This is why you can
>cut-paste between apps running on different machines.
>
>GTK+ normally handles notifying X when you select something in one of it's
>widgets, but it doesn't always work.
>
Ah, so t's a Balsa problem :-(
Is there a more mature mail program, that fits nicely inot the Gnome
environment?
Thanks for all the help BTW.
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