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- Dracula - 12-29-2003
See the screenshot below...
I entered a filename, closed the settings, rebooted the computer and verified that the sound setting was still correct.
However I've never heard the file playing: as soon as the specific rule is applied, only a default beep is heard and then the setting is corrupted.
Sometimes the entire field is replaced by the 2 blocks, sometimes only the first 2 characters are replaced.
- Dracula - 01-06-2004
Just wondering, does anyone have the same problem? Sound in filter settings gets corrupted when played.
Just create a simple filter that only plays a specific sound-file when 'To' contains your own e-mail address...
- Yuri Kobets - 01-06-2004
I cannot reproduce this bug
- shapeshifter - 01-06-2004
I can't reproduce this, either.
- Dracula - 01-08-2004
Ok, I'm still not giving up! I have tried several more configurations, and it seems that only a certain combination of settings causes the problem... to make things easier
Could anyone please test this:
* Create a new filter with rule: 'subject' contains 'qwerty'
* Specify a custom sound
* Save it to folder
* Mark as spam
* Check "Mark as read (no notify)"
* Check "Delete from server"
Now it should look like the screenshot above.
Now send yourself a message with 'qwerty' in the subject and check for new mail in MailMonitor... and the sound setting should be lost...
- shapeshifter - 01-08-2004
Sorry, Dracula, I still can't get a failure. I set everything up exactly like you said (though the first time I tested was very close to this configuration, anyway), but no dice. Here's what hapens for me:
I change my filter settings to match yours, then open up my email client (Outlook) and send myself an email with the offending subject line. Then I close Outlook and tell Mail Monitor to "check mail now". It displays the animated icon for about half a second or so, then it returns to my default icon. No sound is played, and when I check the sound setting in the dialog box, everything is exactly as I left it; none of the setting are corrupted.
- Dracula - 01-08-2004
Quote:No sound is played
The idea is that when this specific filter rule applies, it plays a sound, but that sound setting gets corrupted before it is played...
But why doesn't it play the sound on your pc, while the setting is still correct???
Maybe I should just try some other configuration until it works
- Yuri Kobets - 01-12-2004
OK. I've reproduced this bug. Thanks.