Hi Jerry, Yes, there is a way to include the "To" header in your forwarded messages. Yet I hesitate to give out database info because of the possibility of deleting something. Oh well, he who never tries will never grow, correct? So try this:
First and foremost, make a backup of your email folders file. To do this, go to the utilities menu by pressing u from the main menu, b to get to the backup or restore option, then b to backup. select the flash disk and the folder keymail, and back it up. i would even make sure that the file has been successfully backed up, but that's just me. To do this, enter the file manager by pressing f from the main menu, then d for the directory option. select the flash disk, keymail, and hit space with x (read with x) to display all files, select the file email folders, and press space with i (read with i) to get the file size. next, hit backspace, select whichever drive you have backed up the keymail folder on, hit space with t (cont. with t), type in "foldername/flash/keymail", without the quotes and where foldername is the name of the folder where you backed up your original keymail folder (sorry if this is confusing). Again, find email folders and check the file size. If they match, you're good. next: 1. from the main menu, hit w to enter keyword. 2. hit o to open a file, select the flash disk, and the folder keymail. 3. hit space with x (read with x), so that all, including hidden files are displayed. 4. enter the file email folders. hit space with dots 4,5,6 (read with b) so you are now at the bottom of the file. you will notice something like "-------forwardh heading-----" followed by a series of numbers separated by commas. These numbers correspond with certain headings already recognized by the keymail database. for instance, number 55 cues keymail to include the subject heading. The number corresponding to the "to" heading is 3588. You can find out this and other numbers by going to the top of the file by pressing space with dots 1,2,3 (read with t), entering the find menu by pressing space with f (read with f) typing f for forward, and typing one of the fields, such as to, subject, cc, etc. at the beginning of each line, the corresponding number is given. 5. Now, return to the bottom of the file, insert a comma after the last number, followed by a space, and the number 3588. Remember this is a text document so use dot 6 for the comma and nemeth braille for the numbers. Make sure the carriage return stays in place. If you try to exit the file and something is not correct, the BN will prompt you that something is wrong and you can have another look to see what you may have keyed in incorrectly. You can now go into keymail and forward a test message to yourself to see if the directions have worked. HTH, Laura > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jerry Weinger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Braillenote List" <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2004 11:57 PM > Subject: [Braillenote] Forwarded E-mail Missing To: Line > > > > Dear List, > > I forwarded an e-mail from my Braillenote to another account and looked at > > the forwarded e-mail on a PC. There was no To: line in the Original > > Message on the forwarded e-mail. I tried this a few times with the same > > result. > > > > Is there a way to have the To: line appear in a forwarded message from a > > Braillenote. > > > > Sincerely, > > Jerry Weinger > > > > > > ___ > > To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit > > http://list.pulsedata.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote > > >
