If you run Pick, and then use the "New FTOC" button to show only
those messages selected by pick, then the ftoc display was considered
"invalid" in the old code.  This prevented the display from being cached,
and it meant that you could get back to the full folder display by
clicking on the folder lablel.  That doesn't work anymore.  You have
to resort to Rescan Folder.  In fact, when you change folders you
continue to have the Pick results, not the new folder contents.
If you go to a any folder and do Rescan, then it heals itself.
--
Brent Welch
Software Architect, Panasas Inc
Pioneering the World's Most Scalable and Agile Storage Network
www.panasas.com
welch@panasas.com
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Um, you've confused RealAudio and RealNames. Bad bits.
On Wed, 2002-07-31 at 18:28, Gregory Alan Bolcer wrote:
> This comment probably goes into better late than never but:
> I wonder if their decision to open source their code had
> I've read through their asset sheet, but it doesn't say anything
> about their real assets--their customers.  Anyone know if they
> > RealNames Corp., the VC-funded wheeze that promised to short-circuit the DNS
> > system by doing an exclusive deal with Microsoft, has announced that it will
> > RealNames' proposition was simple, and on the face of it, a no-brainer. Type
> > a real word or phrase into your browser and it would guide you to your
> > destination, bypassing all this cumbersome domain name business. A nice
> > idea, but one based on the assumption that people are fairly stupid, and
> > couldn't figure out that Comp USA's website might be say, CompUSA.com, and
> > that even if you mistook whitehouse.gov for whitehouse.org, you'd be unhappy
> > Microsoft cancelled its contract with RealNames earlier this year, and as a
> > consequence - the company has no "Plan B" - it's now toast.
> Gregory Alan Bolcer, CTO   | work: +1.949.833.2800 | gbolcer at endeavors.com
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