Log Message:
Update to 1.0:

1.0					November 25, 2004

	* Some minor IMAP issues have been fixed
	* Some IMAP servers did not properly support the IDLE
	  extension, so it can now be disabled in the mailbox
	  properties
	* If the POP3 or IMAP password is left blank, it will now be
	  prompted only if needed
	* When MIME support was disabled, the Sylpheed backend was not
	  considering unread messages as new: fixed

	* Updated translations:
		* Serbian (Filip Miletic)
		* German (Hendrik Brandt)
		* Portuguese (Duarte Henriques)

	* New translations:
		* Polish (Tomasz Sarota-Raczek)

0.99					November 15, 2004

	* The IMAP capabilities sent in a PREAUTH, AUTHENTICATE or
	  LOGIN response were ignored, and a CAPABILITY command was
	  not re-issued after a successful authentication: fixed
	* Added a "Display mail summary in tooltip" option

0.8.1					November 4, 2004

	* Mail summary popup fixes and improvements:
		* do not recreate it when updating its contents:
		  removes some flicker
		* added a workaround for a Metacity bug which
		  sometimes misplaced the popup
		* the text fonts can now be configured from the
		  properties dialog

	* Now compiles cleanly even when -fstrict-aliasing is in use
	* Some additional workarounds for
	  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64764 have been
	  added: fixes a few random crashes
	* Some widgets have been named, so that they can easily be
	  matched in a GTK+ resource file
	* The status icon could not be customized from a resource
	  file: fixed

	* Updated translations:
		* Serbian (Filip Miletic)

0.8.0					October 31, 2004

	* The double-click action can now be customized
	* A mail reader can now be launched
	* IMAP IDLE support has been implemented
	* The mail summary layout has been improved
	* The mail summary is now also displayed in the tooltip
	* The tooltip now supports keyboard activation
	* A mail summary popup option allowing to only display recent
	  mail has been added
	* A bug which caused SASL authentication to sometimes fail has
	  been fixed
	* The Gmail parser was getting confused by special strings
	  embedded in message fields: fixed

0.7.1					October 25, 2004

	* Gmail fixes:
		* does not crash when a GNOME proxy is set
		* handles starred and labelled messages
		* ignores non-inbox messages
		* messages were considered unseen on each check and
		  the mail summary was always popped up: fixed

	* The POP3/IMAP/Gmail password can now be left blank (in such
	  case, it will be prompted when needed and not be saved to
	  permanent storage)
	* A command can now be executed when all mail has been read
	* The user interface now displays the IMAP folder name (unless
	  it is inbox)
	* The tooltip now displays message counts
	* Minor fixes and cleanups

	* Updated translations:
		* Serbian (Filip Miletic)
		* German (Hendrik Brandt)
		* Portuguese (Duarte Henriques)

0.7.0					October 6, 2004

	* Binaries compiled with GCC 3.4.x were crashing in various
	  places: fixed
	* Fixed a vulnerability in the IMAP code (a malicious IMAP
	  server could trigger a null pointer dereference by sending
	  an invalid reply)
	* Fixed a vulnerability in the Gmail code (a man in the middle
	  attack could, with some libsoup configurations, trigger a
	  null pointer indirection)
	* The properties dialog has been split into tabs
	* A mail summary has been added (requires GMime version 2.0 or
	  superior)
	* Double-clicking on the icon now displays the mail summary
	  (the double-clicked command has been removed)
	* The "new mail" command is now executed every time a mailbox
	  receives one or more new messages
	* Tracks the latest Gmail change (reported by Vincent Noel)
	* Gmail support now requires libsoup version 2.2 or superior
	  (which is part of GNOME 2.8)
	* The manual is now installed in the proper location (Pascal
	  Giard, Christian Krause)
	* The --with-gconf-schema-file-dir configure argument was
	  ignored: fixed (Julio M. Merino Vidal)
	* A few minor issues have been fixed
	* Some cleanups have been performed
	* The German translations have been updated (Hendrik Brandt)
	* Added Serbian translations (Filip Miletic)
	* Added Bulgarian translations (Vladimir Petkov)