Hi, > problem. Unfortunately it then runs into a bug with at least one mail > program which assumes a word followed by a colon at the start of a > subject line is some variation of fwd: (or Re:, or Sv:, or ...),
well, that's another thing! I don't want to push my luck here, but "Re:", "Sv:", "Aw:" and other variants are a complete waste of time too. Whoever thought "Re:" had anything at all to do with replies? It means 'About' and you use it - at least in traditionl paper correspondence - on any subject line, not just replies. In email subject lines it serves no useful purpose whatsoever. It's just noise. Junk. Interference. If I knew how to turn it off in my email client (The Bat!) I would. -- Cheers, Bob
