Re: [Pan-users] Spell checking in Pan (Debian KDE user)

[Alan Sanderson]

Perhaps the icon in KDE is passing PAN some command line options when it is 
launching PAN and hense the feature is turner on. Whereas issuing the command 
`pan` from CLI wouldn't be passing PAN the hypothetical command line options. 
Just a theory.

regards,

Alan Sanderson

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chris Game" <address@hidden>
To: <address@hidden>
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 11:37 PM
Subject: [Pan-users] Spell checking in Pan (Debian KDE user)


> Hello group; I'm a bit reluctant to revisit the topic of 
> spell checking in  Pan, I see from the archive that it's 
> been discussed a few times before. But I don't think this 
> aspect has been explained. I find that Pan invokes Ispell 
> automatically in the reply window, turning mis-spelled words 
> red, and bringing up the usual Ispell dialog and dictionary 
> suggestions on a right-click in the window. Now there's no 
> menu item in Pan which mentions spell checking, and I didn't 
> do anything special to get it going. What really puzzles me 
> is that it doesn't happen always, and particularly it 
> doesn't happen if I invoke Pan from the command line, and it 
> usually does happen if I use a link from the menu which 
> appears if I click the KDE icon in the lower LH corner 
> (whatever it's called). Why should that be?
> 
> Regards, Chris Game.
> 
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