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<table border=0 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 width="100%" class="moz-header-part1 moz-main-header"><tr><td><div class="moz-header-display-name" style="display:inline;">Subject: </div>SMS with Tom</td></tr><tr><td><div class="moz-header-display-name" style="display:inline;">From: </div>jim@gmail.com</td></tr><tr><td><div class="moz-header-display-name" style="display:inline;">Date: </div>2024.07.13, 14.29.56</td></tr></table><table border=0 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 width="100%" class="moz-header-part2 moz-main-header"><tr><td><div class="moz-header-display-name" style="display:inline;">To: </div>Tom <tom@gmail.com></td></tr></table><br>
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When Double Indemnity was released, David O. Selznick's was promoting Since You Went Away with trade magazine ads that claimed its title had become "the four most important words uttered in motion picture history since Gone with the Wind." Wilder riposted with an ad of his own claiming Double Indemnity were the two most important words uttered in motion picture history since Broken Blossoms. Selznick was not amused and threatened to stop advertising in any of the trades if they continued to run Wilder's ads. ... Alfred Hitchcock wrote to Wilder saying, "Since Double Indemnity, the two most important words in motion pictures are 'Billy' and 'Wilder'."
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Note: Preview Handler is registered on the ProgID (htmlfile)another thing - unlike File Explorer / xplorer2 / Directory Opus, my Voidtools Everything preview pane was showing a "source code" type preview for HTML files. Later I learned that this was caused by Microsoft Powertoys. In Powertoys Settings > File Explorer Add-Ons > Preview Pane > Source Code files (Monaco), when I changed this setting from On to Off, Everything went immediately back to the standard HTML preview. And like xplorer2 and Directory Opus, the text was not wrapped as in Chrome browser. Now I'm wondering why the Powertoys Monaco previewer was activated in Everything but not xplorer2 / File Manager / Directory Opus!
Finally there is an issue that has annoyed me forever in File Explorer and I get the same thing in Everything - If I try to view a local HTML file that has an <IMG> tag linking to a local image file, the preview pane displays the message "Some pictures have been blocked to help prevent the sender from identifying your computer. Open this item to view the pictures." Somehow this does not happen in xplorer2, the image is acutally displayed in the preview pane, and I thank you for that. However the images can be too big to display in the preview pane, so that I have to use the scroll bar. If you could scale such images to fit in the preview pane, that would be great.
