On 18 May 2015, at 7:35, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
I can see you already got some of your questions answered. I'll try to
deal with the rest, but let me know if I missed something.
On 17 May 2015, at 22:25, Michael Dunston wrote:
First, is there a “paste as quoted” command, or pre-existing way
to combine the functions of “paste” and “quoting -> increase
level” into a single key command?
No, but I'm open for adding it as a variant of “Edit ▸ Paste”,
e.g., bound to ⌥⌘V by default. I can see Apple Mail does not
appear to have any paste-variants. What was the shortcut used in
MailSmith?
Thank you for considering this! The “paste as quoted” command in
Mailsmith was “option+command+v” and something I use often when
trying to summarize/reformat threaded discussions when new people are
added to the discussion.
Is there any way to re-wrap quoted or body text, preferably with a
user-defined column width and indentation options?
No, and there shouldn't be (well, except perhaps for an unwrapping
function). Wrapping lines should be taken care of by the receiving
email client based on the preferences of the recipient. The sending
email client should use “format=flowed” to avoid hard-wrapping
lines and this is what MailMate does. Any email clients not
understanding “format=flowed” (shame on them) are going to see it
as hard-wrapped lines (72 chars).
Understood, thank you. The round-trip to BBEdit should solve this need
for occasional reformatting.
Is there a menu item, or more specifically a key shortcut, for
copying messages to a mailbox - similar to the “Move to
mailbox…” function?
No, but you can hold down ⌥ when hitting enter (using “Move to
Mailbox...”) to create a copy instead.
Thanks. This is something I do infrequently, but that will be very
helpful for when a copy to another account mailbox is needed.
Regarding replies, is there reply setting to place the quoted text at
the top (with the insertion point after), for inline (or
bottom-posting) replies?
Default behavior is defined in the Signatures preferences pane, but
MailMate also learns your habits if you use the “Signature” menu
in the Composer. This way your preferred style can depend on the
recipient. You can reset what MailMate has learned by clicking
“Reset Usage History” in the Signatures preferences pane.
Interesting, this might explain why it seems to work one way sometimes
and a different way other times. I’ll look into that.. Thanks again!
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