Comments on: Oh no! Not another learning experience! http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience One Cool Thing from Yahoo! every weekday Wed, 01 Oct 2008 00:20:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Margi http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-9936 Margi Mon, 14 Jul 2008 09:10:42 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-9936 Fantastic! Chai tea or Tai Chi!!!!!!!! Fantastic! Chai tea or Tai Chi!!!!!!!!

]]> By: Jeff D. http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-6114 Jeff D. Wed, 05 Mar 2008 07:35:22 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-6114 I am only able to enter my own subject into the Subject box by pasting it in. This Subject-O-Matique appears to be blocking me from typing in the Subject box. Features that are not properly implemented are NOT cool features. Grrr.. I am only able to enter my own subject into the Subject box by pasting it in. This Subject-O-Matique appears to be blocking me from typing in the Subject box. Features that are not properly implemented are NOT cool features. Grrr..

]]> By: Sean http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-1225 Sean Fri, 25 Jan 2008 07:15:16 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-1225 I don't believe that there's any way to disable the feature, but it should only be that clicking on the Subject label next to the actual text box that'll trigger the Subject-O-Matique. Just clicking on the empty text box itself should orient your cursor there and let you start typing a subject. Are you getting the behavior where clicking on the typable area is populating one of these random subjects? I don’t believe that there’s any way to disable the feature, but it should only be that clicking on the Subject label next to the actual text box that’ll trigger the Subject-O-Matique. Just clicking on the empty text box itself should orient your cursor there and let you start typing a subject. Are you getting the behavior where clicking on the typable area is populating one of these random subjects?

]]> By: Darcy http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-1224 Darcy Sun, 20 Jan 2008 02:58:19 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-1224 I live in Canada. I must click on the subject line if I want to put a subject line in. Suddenly I get a subject line which is ridiculous. This is "cutsie" but is there any way I can disable this feature? It just showed up tonight. The only change I did was a microsoft update. Thanks, from the Grumpy old Man LOL I live in Canada. I must click on the subject line if I want to put a subject line in. Suddenly I get a subject line which is ridiculous. This is “cutsie” but is there any way I can disable this feature? It just showed up tonight. The only change I did was a microsoft update.

Thanks, from the Grumpy old Man LOL

]]> By: Johnjo http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-1160 Johnjo Tue, 07 Aug 2007 17:56:34 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-1160 I live in the U.K. and for some reason am unable occasionally to type in the subject line and am plagued by the random titles which appear if I click on the subject button. How can I disable this feature ? No offence to any of you who just love it But some of my friends will just junk stuff which has suspect titles. I live in the U.K. and for some reason am unable occasionally to type in the subject line and am plagued by the random titles which appear if I click on the subject button. How can I disable this feature ? No offence to any of you who just love it But some of my friends will just junk stuff which has suspect titles.

]]> By: Sean http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-1082 Sean Sun, 15 Apr 2007 12:12:36 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-1082 Er...by not clicking on the subject, maybe? Technically also by signing up for one of our partner telecom deals (where I think they disable it) or by living outside of the US. Er…by not clicking on the subject, maybe?

Technically also by signing up for one of our partner telecom deals (where I think they disable it) or by living outside of the US.

]]> By: Charles Pitts http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-1078 Charles Pitts Sun, 15 Apr 2007 00:54:06 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-1078 How can I turn this "feature" off? I don't like it all that much. How can I turn this “feature” off? I don’t like it all that much.

]]> By: Sean http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-310 Sean Tue, 25 Jul 2006 23:06:40 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-310 I believe the main purpose was amusement. :P I'm having trouble coming up with a personalized set of subjects that would actually make more sense than the subject list we're using when randomly applied to arbitrary emails. I believe the main purpose was amusement. :P I’m having trouble coming up with a personalized set of subjects that would actually make more sense than the subject list we’re using when randomly applied to arbitrary emails.

]]> By: Guillaumeb http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-308 Guillaumeb Tue, 25 Jul 2006 21:58:31 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-308 I do see that but I'm questionning its real purpose....are you guys gonna make this editable , like predetermined subjects writte, by the user? I do see that but I’m questionning its real purpose….are you guys gonna make this editable , like predetermined subjects writte, by the user?

]]> By: chrisf http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91/oh-no-not-another-learning-experience#comment-307 chrisf Sun, 23 Jul 2006 00:44:16 +0000 http://ycoolthing.com/archives/91#comment-307 US version. US version.

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