on 12/19/2000 1:12 PM, Allen Watson deftly typed out:
> 1. If a delete command is received with an open incoming message that is not
> editable, ask for confirmation: "Do you really want to delete this message?"
>
> OR, even better:
>
> 2. If a delete command is received with an open incoming message that is not
> editable, AND some text in the message is selected, ask: "Do you wish delete
> the entire message or just edit the text?" If the user responds by clicking
> the Edit button, enable editing and delete the text; otherwise proceed with
> deleting the message.
It's not editable because it's not your message. It's someone else's message
to you. If you want to fix the spelling in the message reply to it and fix
it in the reply. Or at least be grateful that MS added the ability to edit
incoming messages and accept that you have to click the Edit button first.
Otherwise Entourage does exactly what software designed to manage messages
is supposed to do when you hit the delete button... It deletes the message.
I'm all for improving Entourage, but I'm casting my vote now that I think
the current behavior is correct and I wish for it to remain unaltered.
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Remo Del Bello
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