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To import a folder with messages, rmb on My Computer in Iris and select Map Local Folder.
Great! That works fine. I can simply add all the mail folders from my YAM-backup, even without exporting them first. Very nice!
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Not much here to comment on since you haven't provided much detail. What's slow?
The editor seemed slow while typing, especially when inserting new lines. But it's not dramatic and it nearly disappeared after switching the Ambient screen from 24 to 16 bits. Not really an issue for me, to be honest.
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IMAP is typically slower than POP3. I recommend enabling local caching in Iris to speed this up
BTW, can I switch an account to POP3? I prefer to have my main working machine (which would become the Mini now) connect with POP3, while other clients (at work, notebook for travels/holiday) use IMAP. Don't want to leave private mails on an external server. I can probably simulate the effect by local caching and deleting in Iris?
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Courier New is a fixed width font. You should see it on the list.
Indeed. That helps a lot! Thanks.
Might be nice to have an indication which fonts are fixed and which are proportional in this list. Otherwise you have to check each of them. ;)
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I found no option to set an automatic line break
There's no such option indeed. I believe it's best to leave such things to the client on the other end since that yields best results with Mail, Outlook and most web clients.
Hmm... perhaps. But it's always nice to leave that decision as an option to the user. :)
Even more important to me was the line-break problem while typing, because lines where getting too long in the editor. But now, together with the fixed font, I can simply make the editor window small enough to get an automatic line-break after 74 characters, which is ok.
