downloaded on each load requestgiven this setting npymailgui fetches at most of the most recently arrived mailsolder mails outside this set are not fetched from the serverbut are displayed as empty/dummy emailsif this is assigned to none (or )loads will have no such limituse this if you have very many mails in your inboxand your internet or mail server speed makes full loads too slow to be practicalpymailgui also loads only newly-arrived headersbut this setting is independent of that feature#fetchlimit maximum number headers/emails to fetch on loads #(optionalinitial widthheight of mail index lists (chars lines)just conveniencesince the window can be resized/expanded freely once opened#listwidth none listheight none none use default none use default #(optionalfor replyif truethe reply operation prefills the reply' cc with all original mail recipientsafter removing duplicates and the new senderif falseno cc prefill occursand the reply is configured to reply to the original sender onlythe cc line may always be edited laterin either case #repliescopytoall true true=reply to sender all recipientselse sender #end textconfigcustomizing pop-up pyedit windows the prior section' mailconfig module provides user settings for tailoring the pyedit component used to view and edit main mail textbut pymailgui also uses pyedit to display other kinds of pop-up textincluding raw mail textsome text attachmentsand source code in its help system to customize display for these pop upspymailgui relies on pyedit' own utilitywhich attempts to load module like that in example - from the client application' own directory by contrastpyedit' unicode settings are loaded from the single textconfig module in its own package' directory since they are not expected to vary across platform (see for more detailsexample - pp \internet\email\pymailgui\textconfig py ""customize pyedit pop-up windows other than the main mail text componentthis module (not its packageis assumed to be on the path for these settingspyedit unicode settings come from its own package' textconfig pynot this""bg 'beigefg 'black the pymailgui client absent=whitecolorname or rgb hexstr absent=blacke 'beige''#