27/04/02 0:14 [EMAIL PROTECTED] : >When I look at my "sent" mail folder with its list of sent mail, >sometimes I use the contextual menu to duplicate the email, retitle the >subject, delete the content, write a new message to the same person, and >then send this "new" email which started life as a "duplicated sent >email". Apparently, the date on this such email is sent with its >ORIGINAL date of sending. Is this in fact true by design, or is it for >some other reason, or am I doing something wrong?
I don't know about the date of "duplicated" messages, I don't do that. This sounds too complicated to be worth it for a single recipient. When I want to replicate a list of multiple recipients or attachments, I use the script "Resend a copy" by David Cortright, which creates a new message with a new date and all the recipients, attachments and content of the original (I had to modify it to work with the french version of Emailer, because it gets the localized recipients types from the header, which I didn't know existed for sent messages). Using scripts has other benefits: they work in Emailer 2.0v1 which has no contextual menus (there's no localized 2.0v3) and you can put them in OSA Menu, where you can assign keyboard shortcuts. ---- VRic ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
