Dear list users:
I have a question regarding roundcube webmail user interface. I would like to forward a message to someone in my contacts list. When I click the forward button the new message with a blank "to:" line appears. How can I insert in this field the recipient's address from my contacts? I couldn't find any button for that. I do not want to type the address.
Thanks,
Istvan
hei Istvan you should see the list with addressbooks on the left side (where usually the imap folders are). when clicking the addressbook you see all the contacts, then you can choose one. I have still an old RC version but this is probably the same in RC1
Andreas
Am 2014-10-30 01:00, schrieb Istvan Gabor:
Dear list users:
I have a question regarding roundcube webmail user interface. I would like to forward a message to someone in my contacts list. When I click the forward button the new message with a blank "to:" line appears. How can I insert in this field the recipient's address from my contacts? I couldn't find any button for that. I do not want to type the address.
Thanks,
Istvan _______________________________________________ Roundcube Users mailing list users@lists.roundcube.net http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users
On 2014-10-29 8:00 pm, Istvan Gabor wrote:
Dear list users:
I have a question regarding roundcube webmail user interface. I would like to forward a message to someone in my contacts list. When I click the forward button the new message with a blank "to:" line appears. How can I insert in this field the recipient's address from my contacts? I couldn't find any button for that. I do not want to type the address.
If you start typing the name of the recipient into the "To" box, a list of your contacts with that name will pop up on screen and you will be able to select from those potential recipients.
Otherwise, look to the left of your message entry box, and you should see a "Contacts" window with your contact lists. Click on one of your lists and the contacts within that list will populate, allowing you to select the email address you want to use.
Mike, Andreas:
Thank your for your replies and sorry for the delayed anwser.
I have a question regarding roundcube webmail user interface. I would like to forward a message to someone in my contacts list. When I click the forward button the new message with a blank "to:" line appears. How can I insert in this field the recipient's address from my contacts? I couldn't find any button for that. I do not want to type the address.
If you start typing the name of the recipient into the "To" box, a list of your contacts with that name will pop up on screen and you will be able to select from those potential recipients.
Thanks, I did not know that. Works.
Otherwise, look to the left of your message entry box, and you should see a "Contacts" window with your contact lists. Click on one of your lists and the contacts within that list will populate, allowing you to select the email address you want to use.
you should see the list with addressbooks on the left side (where usually the imap folders are). when clicking the addressbook you see all the contacts, then you can choose one.
The left panel/window of roundcube's user interface is "Attachements" in mail editing /message entry mode. It is an empty window. In mail-listing mode the left panel is "Folders" and it only shows the names of the subscribed folders, and at the bottom the gear icon for folder actions (manage folders, compact). There is no "Contacts" or addressbooks in this window in my roundcube interface.
Istvan
On 2014-11-06 5:09 am, Istvan Gabor wrote:
Otherwise, look to the left of your message entry box, and you should see a "Contacts" window with your contact lists. Click on one of your lists and the contacts within that list will populate, allowing you to select the email address you want to use.
you should see the list with addressbooks on the left side (where usually the imap folders are). when clicking the addressbook you see all the contacts, then you can choose one.
The left panel/window of roundcube's user interface is "Attachements" in mail editing /message entry mode. It is an empty window. In mail-listing mode the left panel is "Folders" and it only shows the names of the subscribed folders, and at the bottom the gear icon for folder actions (manage folders, compact). There is no "Contacts" or addressbooks in this window in my roundcube interface.
This is likely something you'll need to change in your Settings area or by, perhaps, selecting a different skin. As you can see from the attached screenshot, on my screen, the lefthand side has the contacts, the righthand side has the file attachment.
This is "out of the box"...I've done no customization to the display for my installation.
Mike Burger írta:
On 2014-11-06 5:09 am, Istvan Gabor wrote:
Otherwise, look to the left of your message entry box, and you should see a "Contacts" window with your contact lists. Click on one of your lists and the contacts within that list will populate, allowing you to select the email address you want to use.
you should see the list with addressbooks on the left side (where usually the imap folders are). when clicking the addressbook you see all the contacts, then you can choose one.
The left panel/window of roundcube's user interface is "Attachements" in mail editing /message entry mode. It is an empty window. In mail-listing mode the left panel is "Folders" and it only shows the names of the subscribed folders, and at the bottom the gear icon for folder actions (manage folders, compact). There is no "Contacts" or addressbooks in this window in my roundcube interface.
This is likely something you'll need to change in your Settings area or by, perhaps, selecting a different skin. As you can see from the attached screenshot, on my screen, the lefthand side has the contacts, the righthand side has the file attachment.
In my setting I can not set anything like that, I can not even change the skin. Can it be the version of my roundcube? I can not check it anywhere in the user interface but the messages it sends indicate User-Agent: Roundcube Webmail/0.7.2. Or does it depend on settings set by the mailbox provider?
Thanks,
Istvan
On 2014-11-07 5:11 am, Istvan Gabor wrote:
Mike Burger írta:
On 2014-11-06 5:09 am, Istvan Gabor wrote:
Otherwise, look to the left of your message entry box, and you should see a "Contacts" window with your contact lists. Click on one of your lists and the contacts within that list will populate, allowing you to select the email address you want to use.
you should see the list with addressbooks on the left side (where usually the imap folders are). when clicking the addressbook you see all the contacts, then you can choose one.
The left panel/window of roundcube's user interface is "Attachements" in mail editing /message entry mode. It is an empty window. In mail-listing mode the left panel is "Folders" and it only shows the names of the subscribed folders, and at the bottom the gear icon for folder actions (manage folders, compact). There is no "Contacts" or addressbooks in this window in my roundcube interface.
This is likely something you'll need to change in your Settings area or by, perhaps, selecting a different skin. As you can see from the attached screenshot, on my screen, the lefthand side has the contacts, the righthand side has the file attachment.
In my setting I can not set anything like that, I can not even change the skin. Can it be the version of my roundcube? I can not check it anywhere in the user interface but the messages it sends indicate User-Agent: Roundcube Webmail/0.7.2. Or does it depend on settings set by the mailbox provider?
I would imagine that these settings are inherent to the RoundCube installation, not the mailbox provider/mail agent.
Additionally, since RoundCube is (and has been, for a while) at a 1.xx version, I recommend upgrading.
Dear all,
does anyone know the incoming and outgoing server settings to set up roundcube in Outlook?
Vivienne
On 7.11.2014 03:41 PM, Mike Burger wrote:
On 2014-11-07 5:11 am, Istvan Gabor wrote: Mike Burger írta: On 2014-11-06 5:09 am, Istvan Gabor wrote: Otherwise, look to the left of your message entry box, and you should see a "Contacts" window with your contact lists. Click on one of your lists and the contacts within that list will populate, allowing you to select the email address you want to use. you should see the list with addressbooks on the left side (where usually the imap folders are). when clicking the addressbook you see all the contacts, then you can choose one. The left panel/window of roundcube's user interface is "Attachements" in mail editing /message entry mode. It is an empty window. In mail-listing mode the left panel is "Folders" and it only shows the names of the subscribed folders, and at the bottom the gear icon for folder actions (manage folders, compact). There is no "Contacts" or addressbooks in this window in my roundcube interface.
This is likely something you'll need to change in your Settings area or by, perhaps, selecting a different skin. As you can see from the attached screenshot, on my screen, the lefthand side has the contacts, the righthand side has the file attachment. In my setting I can not set anything like that, I can not even change the skin. Can it be the version of my roundcube? I can not check it anywhere in the user interface but the messages it sends indicate User-Agent: Roundcube Webmail/0.7.2. Or does it depend on settings set by the mailbox provider?
I would imagine that these settings are inherent to the RoundCube installation, not the mailbox provider/mail agent.
Additionally, since RoundCube is (and has been, for a while) at a 1.xx version, I recommend upgrading.
On November 9, 2014 6:00:53 PM FLORIDA BLUE BAY RESORT & SPA sales@floridabluebay.gr wrote:
does anyone know the incoming and outgoing server settings to set up roundcube in Outlook?
And your own email address is sales ? :)
Roundcube is just another mail user agent, both need info from the server admin to be put into both to work, if you have more questions for roundcube this is the maillist for this, but for support to email its not here
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