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When I try to send a file to an MSN contact, they never see a notice and I see endless waiting in the file transfer window. When they try to send a file to me, I never see any notice and don't know they've tried. I have Adium set to automatically receive file transfers from contacts. I tried turning...

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For anyone doing a search in the future, the option to turn off is labeled "Smart Dashes"

I have Adium 1.4.1 running on Mac OS X 10.6.5. When I type two dashes in the Adium message window, they are immediately replaced with an em dash. This makes it difficult to send certain commands with two dashes for someone to copy and paste into a terminal. e.g. rsync -avn --numeric-ids --delete bec...

I've been using Adium 1.6.2c and can confirm that it stopped working last Thursday, August 18. I tried several different servers and ports, but it won't connect now. It tries indefinitely with a message like "Connecting to toc.oscar.aol.com 9898"

I didn't know about the Messages toolbar button. A toolbar button that sent messages would be great. Distinction: 1) Personal preference/justification - defined by your opinion, environment, and challenges... subjective is the key here 2) Accessibility - defined by observation and metrics and establ...

I didn't feel that you were actually arguing an accessibility standpoint, simply using it as a justification for why your feature (Enter button) should return. I don't understand the distinction. I think it is more accessible, and I was using that as a justification. I'm still not sure if you're co...

Accessibility isn't actually the crux of your argument - the movement from mouse to keyboard as annoyance (and personal preference) is, let's establish that. If I seem snarky it is because you've declared not your desire for the feature but a tacked-on reason that is used as justification. I though...

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. That argument assumes that the user's hands are on ...