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Yup.

~ means your Home directory.

By default that folder does not appear to be there. Just add a new folder (in ~/Library/Mail) called "Bundles" and follow the install instructions.

iChat is targeted for the "technically inept" and it does not have an option for an Enter button.

There's not an easier way... sorry.

You forgot to enable the plugin (it's off by default and not listed, use your telepathy to turn it on of course) The pref pane with that shows up automagically then.

Mighty impressive I must say! My only critique would be that the baseball could be moved a bit further down the wing IMHO. Kudos 8)

Yes, it is that unwanted. We aren't going to fill the preferences with every single option possible, that not only overwhelms users but also becomes bloat at some point (we have over 100 different settings that can be changed right now from that 1 window - sounds like enough to me )

That wouldn't be a category, that would be sorting (i.e, ascending/descending order)

The argument against it is that a button requires you to take your hand(s) from the keyboard to move the cursor to click the button, whereas supporting Return & Enter keys allows the user to type and send messages without leaving the keyboard. Also, other IM apps do not typically have one (iChat...

Which is why we aren't going to make it easier for people to do that, because it is annoying at best.

You stated the reason. The old location doesn't exist thus it gets put in the default location of OS X's coordinate system, the bottom left.

Download source code, follow steps, compile. Tada!

Simple answer is no it's not normal.

You answered that yourself before my post (the ByObject folder[s])

I don't know if it effects emoticons or not but generally animation such as contact icons is done by OS X which didn't support animation in images until 10.3.

HTH & if wrong somebody correct me, I won't bite, promise

There's nothing like tomorrow to learn something new

Yay for catch-alls *listens for Catfish_Man's groan *

Besides the handler change IIRC the compression is the major hang-up (.sit [not supported in the xtra handler but is on site] vs tar.gz [in handler not site])

Actually, similar functionality has been added already, just doesn't have site-side support (thus is functionally useless until the downloads can match up, be it code-side changing or server/submission changing)

As Tick stated, there's no dependence on QS, it's just similar in how both act/function.

Rather sounds like some network problems are hanging up your instant messengers and not a problem specific to Adium.