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Can be Emoticons used with Thunderbird?
I installaed it today but i cannot see how it is possible.
Has anyone something to explain?
Thanks

Roberto wrote:

> Can be Emoticons used with Thunderbird?
> I installaed it today but i cannot see how it is possible.
> Has anyone something to explain?
> Thanks
>
>

I see emoticons with TB and I didn't do a thing to enable them. Do you
see a smiley after this sentence?

Huw

Yes i see it.
How did you do it?

Huw Roberts wrote:
> Roberto wrote:
>
>> Can be Emoticons used with Thunderbird?
>> I installaed it today but i cannot see how it is possible.
>> Has anyone something to explain?
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>
> I see emoticons with TB and I didn't do a thing to enable them. Do
> you see a smiley after this sentence?
>
> Huw

Huw Roberts wrote:
>>I see emoticons with TB and I didn't do a thing to enable them. Do
>>you see a smiley after this sentence?

and Roberto responded:
> Yes i see it.
> How did you do it?

Go to Tools | Options | Display, untick "Display emoticons as graphics",
then look at Huw's post again. You'll see what Huw actually typed.

When the option is ticked, TB interprets standard ASCII emoticons and
displays them as images. Personally I can't stand it, disabling that
facility was one of the first things I did when I started using TB.

--
Danny Colyer (the UK company has been laughed out of my reply address)
<URL:http://www.speedy5.freeserve.co.uk/danny/>
"He who dares not offend cannot be honest." - Thomas Paine

Yes, tested as you explained.
Anyway, in order to write an emoticon into a message i must to remember the
complete set of ASCII characters.
Do to the fact, the number of emoticons is very large, i think is nor simple
neither possible to remember all or a part of them.
I thought should be better to have a graphical interface or a bar with
emoticons to choose when needed.
Are you agree?
Roberto

Danny Colyer wrote:
> Huw Roberts wrote:
>>> I see emoticons with TB and I didn't do a thing to enable them. Do
>>> you see a smiley after this sentence?
>
> and Roberto responded:
> > Yes i see it.
> > How did you do it?
>
> Go to Tools | Options | Display, untick "Display emoticons as
> graphics", then look at Huw's post again. You'll see what Huw
> actually typed.
>
> When the option is ticked, TB interprets standard ASCII emoticons and
> displays them as images. Personally I can't stand it, disabling that
> facility was one of the first things I did when I started using TB.

Roberto wrote:

> Yes, tested as you explained.
> Anyway, in order to write an emoticon into a message i must to remember the
> complete set of ASCII characters.
> Do to the fact, the number of emoticons is very large, i think is nor simple
> neither possible to remember all or a part of them.
> I thought should be better to have a graphical interface or a bar with
> emoticons to choose when needed.
> Are you agree?
> Roberto

Yes, if you care that much about emoticons I suppose it would be nice.

I don't think I know anyone who uses a mail client that interprets ASCII
as emoticons anyway though; do many of them do it? I get the feeling
Incredimail probably does, heh.

Huw

You are very kind.
Thanks Huw and Danny for your support.
Roberto

Huw Roberts wrote:
> Roberto wrote:
>
>> Yes, tested as you explained.
>> Anyway, in order to write an emoticon into a message i must to
>> remember the complete set of ASCII characters.
>> Do to the fact, the number of emoticons is very large, i think is
>> nor simple neither possible to remember all or a part of them.
>> I thought should be better to have a graphical interface or a bar
>> with emoticons to choose when needed.
>> Are you agree?
>> Roberto
>
> Yes, if you care that much about emoticons I suppose it would be nice.
>
> I don't think I know anyone who uses a mail client that interprets
> ASCII as emoticons anyway though; do many of them do it? I get the
> feeling Incredimail probably does, heh.
>
> Huw

Roberto wrote:

> You are very kind.
> Thanks Huw and Danny for your support.
> Roberto

No problem. Enjoy your new toy!

Huw

I'm sorry, I just cannot resist!

(_o_)

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 00:08:21 +0200, "Roberto"
<> wrote:

>You are very kind.
>Thanks Huw and Danny for your support.
>Roberto
>
>Huw Roberts wrote:
>> Roberto wrote:
>>
>>> Yes, tested as you explained.
>>> Anyway, in order to write an emoticon into a message i must to
>>> remember the complete set of ASCII characters.
>>> Do to the fact, the number of emoticons is very large, i think is
>>> nor simple neither possible to remember all or a part of them.
>>> I thought should be better to have a graphical interface or a bar
>>> with emoticons to choose when needed.
>>> Are you agree?
>>> Roberto
>>
>> Yes, if you care that much about emoticons I suppose it would be nice.
>>
>> I don't think I know anyone who uses a mail client that interprets
>> ASCII as emoticons anyway though; do many of them do it? I get the
>> feeling Incredimail probably does, heh.
>>
>> Huw
>

Roberto wrote:

> Yes, tested as you explained.
> Anyway, in order to write an emoticon into a message i must to remember
> the complete set of ASCII characters.
> Do to the fact, the number of emoticons is very large, i think is nor
> simple neither possible to remember all or a part of them.
> I thought should be better to have a graphical interface or a bar with
> emoticons to choose when needed.
> Are you agree?

I believe the only emoticons I ever use are:



:-\


Isn't there a bar for emoticons? I guess it's only when composing an email
message? I don't have a newer version of Mozilla on this computer or I
would look

--
Brian