Re: looking for correct settings winter/summer time in reply template

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Henk,

On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 07:29:31 +0200GMT (30-3-2011, 7:29 , where I
live), you wrote:

HMD> Is this correct referring the summer time we now have since the weekend?

Sure,  you  don't mention the local offset, so you don't have to alter
that for the daylight saving time.

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Re: looking for correct settings winter/summer time in reply template

[Henk M. de Bruijn]

On Tue, 29 Mar 2011, at 17:32:06 [GMT +0200] (which was 17:32 where I
live) Roelof Otten wrote:

Hallo Roelof,

HMD>> %WRAPPED='%SETPATTREGEXP="(?m-s)^Date\:\s*?((.*?[\d]{4})\s*?([\d]{0,2}\:%-
HMD>> [\d]{0,2}\:[\d]{0,2})\s*?(.*))"%-
HMD>> %REGEXPBLINDMATCH="%HEADERS"%-
HMD>> On%SUBPATT="2", at %SUBPATT="3" [GMT%SUBPATT="4"] %-
HMD>> (which was %OTIME where I live) %QINCLUDE(FULLNAME)%- wrote:'

> That looks ok to me, what's the problem?

Is this correct referring the summer time we now have since the weekend?

HMD>> And I must have missed things, what happened to the Dutch list TBNLUDL?

> AFAIK nothing, not very busy, last message  I saw was in Februari.

Received also a reply from the list owner with the correct list address and
saying that it will be working later this week :)

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Re: looking for correct settings winter/summer time in reply template

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Henk,

On Tue, 29 Mar 2011 17:15:56 +0200GMT (29-3-2011, 17:15 , where I
live), you wrote:

HMD> I have forgotten how to change where and what for a correct time in my
HMD> reply. In my template i have:

HMD> %WRAPPED='%SETPATTREGEXP="(?m-s)^Date\:\s*?((.*?[\d]{4})\s*?([\d]{0,2}\:%-
HMD> [\d]{0,2}\:[\d]{0,2})\s*?(.*))"%-
HMD> %REGEXPBLINDMATCH="%HEADERS"%-
HMD> On%SUBPATT="2", at %SUBPATT="3" [GMT%SUBPATT="4"] %-
HMD> (which was %OTIME where I live) %QINCLUDE(FULLNAME)%- wrote:'

That looks ok to me, what's the problem?

HMD> And I must have missed things, what happened to the Dutch list TBNLUDL?

AFAIK nothing, not very busy, last message  I saw was in Februari.

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looking for correct settings winter/summer time in reply template

[Henk M. de Bruijn]

Hi,

I have forgotten how to change where and what for a correct time in my
reply. In my template i have:

%WRAPPED='%SETPATTREGEXP="(?m-s)^Date\:\s*?((.*?[\d]{4})\s*?([\d]{0,2}\:%-
[\d]{0,2}\:[\d]{0,2})\s*?(.*))"%-
%REGEXPBLINDMATCH="%HEADERS"%-
On%SUBPATT="2", at %SUBPATT="3" [GMT%SUBPATT="4"] %-
(which was %OTIME where I live) %QINCLUDE(FULLNAME)%- wrote:'

And I must have missed things, what happened to the Dutch list TBNLUDL?

Thanks in advance for your reply(ies) :)

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"Reply quoting selected text" not working for pgp/MIME messages (Was: Re: Reply template ignored in a folder)

[MFPA]

Hi


On Thursday 8 July 2010 at 8:39:37 PM, in
, Melissa Reese wrote:


> Perhaps I should start a new, more specific thread for
> this,

The TBUDL list rules say you should. It's also more likely to be seen 
and answered, since TB! is a threading mail client.



> I receive a PGP/MIME encrypted message.  If I perform
> the "select text to quote/F4" procedure on any part of
> this (before decryption)...

> "This is a PGP encrypted message. Click the security
> button to decrypt/verify it"

> ...the selection and quoted text works as expected.

Confirmed in TB! 4.0.38



> However, if I then decrypt the message, and the
> decrypted message is now in its own "tab"does not work at all, and the
> entire message is quoted in the reply.

I created a PGP/MIME test message to myself to test this. In TB!
4.0.38, for the message I just tested, the "select text to quote/F4"
method works as expected on both the "This is a PGP encrypted message"
tab and the tab showing the decrypted message text.



> Something is wrong with this reply quotation handling.
> I consider this a bug.  

Yes. Assuming others can reproduce the behaviour you report it's a bug
they introduced after v4.0.38.


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Re: Reply template ignored in a folder

[MFPA]

Hi


On Thursday 8 July 2010 at 10:22:10 PM, in
, MAU wrote:

> It seems to be an issue (another one) with common
> folders and  subfolders. Yes, the default 'account'
> template is used.  

And if no account is set as "default" a dialogue box appears asking 
which account to use.


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Re: Reply template ignored in a folder

[Rick]

> On Thursday, July 8, 2010, 21:23:50, MFPA wrote:

>> Is that for replies to all addresses? I ask because if it's just one
>> address, it could be a reply template in the address book entry for
>> that address (and there could be multiple address book entries for one
>> address, so check them all).

> You're right - I had a reply template set for the list's Reply-to
> address, which was overriding the folder's template.

Ahhh, how many of us have beat our heads against the wall for the same
thing. lol

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Re: Reply template ignored in a folder

[Jernej Simončič]

On Thursday, July 8, 2010, 21:23:50, MFPA wrote:

> Is that for replies to all addresses? I ask because if it's just one
> address, it could be a reply template in the address book entry for
> that address (and there could be multiple address book entries for one
> address, so check them all).

You're right - I had a reply template set for the list's Reply-to
address, which was overriding the folder's template.

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Re: Reply template ignored in a folder

[MAU]

Hello Jernej,

> Any ideas what's happening, and how could I get the reply template to
> work for that specific folder? (this folder is a subfolder in common
> folders)

It seems to be an issue (another one) with common folders and 
subfolders. Yes, the default 'account' template is used.

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Re: Reply template ignored in a folder

[Melissa Reese]

Hi MFPA,

On Thursday, July 08, 2010, at 12:23:50 PM PST, you wrote:

>> I've got one folder where The Bat seems to completely ignore the
>> Reply template - it seems to use account default reply template.

> Is that for replies to all addresses? I ask because if it's just one
> address, it could be a reply template in the address book entry for
> that address (and there could be multiple address book entries for
> one address, so check them all).

Perhaps I should start a new, more specific thread for this, but I
guess it's also a reply template issue...

A little while ago, I complained of "select text to quote/F4"
procedure being ignored, and the entire original message being quoted
instead.  I think I've narrowed it down to this:

I receive a PGP/MIME encrypted message.  If I perform the "select text
to quote/F4" procedure on any part of this (before decryption)...

"This is a PGP encrypted message. Click the security button to
decrypt/verify it"

...the selection and quoted text works as expected.  However, if I
then decrypt the message, and the decrypted message is now in its own
"tab", the "select text to quote/F4" method does not work at all, and
the entire message is quoted in the reply.

Something is wrong with this reply quotation handling.  I consider
this a bug.

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Re: Reply template ignored in a folder

[MFPA]

Hi


On Wednesday 7 July 2010 at 9:48:11 PM, in
, Jernej Simoncic
wrote:


> I've got one folder where The Bat seems to completely
> ignore the Reply template - it seems to use account
> default reply template. 

Is that for replies to all addresses? I ask because if it's just one
address, it could be a reply template in the address book entry for
that address (and there could be multiple address book entries for one
address, so check them all).


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Reply template ignored in a folder

[Jernej Simončič]

I've got one folder where The Bat seems to completely ignore the Reply
template - it seems to use account default reply template. I tried
removing and re-adding the template, removing it completely, replacing
it with %BLANK and with some garbage, but any time I click Reply in
that folder, the default Reply template is used. I also tried
Maintenance centre with no success. Forward template works fine in
that folder.

Any ideas what's happening, and how could I get the reply template to
work for that specific folder? (this folder is a subfolder in common
folders)

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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Leonard Berkowitz]

On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 9:03 AM, MFPA  wrote:

> As it looks like you are using address book templates, why not use the
> %TO="address(es)" macro to put whatever you want in the To field?
>
> For example, Joe has two email addresses, us...@example.com and
> us...@example.net.
>
> You store them in the same AB entry on different lines (so that TB!
> finds the AB entry and uses the reply template, and also so that you
> only have to change the template in one AB entry if Joe changes one or
> both email addresses - or adds a third).
>
> In your reply template in that AB entry, you include the text:-
>
> %To="Joe (Work) ,Joe (Home) "
>

> Would that do what you require, or have I completely misunderstood?

This is the result I get.

"Joe (Work)" , Joe (Work),Joe
(home)

I am content to let this thread die. Thanks to everyone for their
help. I learned a few things, like: I should pay attention to the
miscellaneous macros .

I have a workable solution: two address entries. Not particularly
onerous, as I have very few friends who meet both of the following
conditions: 1) more than a single e-mail address and 2) are known by
something other than their first name, e.g. Henry is known as Skipper,
but I do not want Skipper to be his first name in the address book.

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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Leonard Berkowitz]

On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 9:03 AM, MFPA  wrote:

M> Where did you get a feather quill? Mine has always been a sheet of
M> paper with the top left corner folded forwards. (-;

I have the best of two worlds: A sheet of paper with the top left
corner folder forwards, and a feather quill in the middle of it. ;-)

That looks like one world to me, and that is exactly what I have.
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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello MFPA,

On Sat, 14 Mar 2009 12:27:15 + GMT (14/Mar/09, 19:27 +0700 GMT),
MFPA wrote:

>> Yes, this works for the problem that I stated
>> originally, but creates a new problem. In the address
>> book, if I hit the sheet of paper with the feather
>> quill ("Create a new message")

M> Where did you get a feather quill? Mine has always been a sheet of
M> paper with the top left corner folded forwards. (-;

I have the best of two worlds: A sheet of paper with the top left
corner folder forwards, and a feather quill in the middle of it. ;-)

I am using MAU's "Yellowish Icons", I am sure he can provide alink.

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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[MFPA]

Hi

On Thursday 12 March 2009 at 9:15:35 PM, in
,
Leonard Berkowitz wrote:


> In the address book, if I hit the sheet of paper with the feather
> quill ("Create a new message"), the new message window opens up, but
> only with the address on the first line.

As it looks like you are using address book templates, why not use the
%TO="address(es)" macro to put whatever you want in the To field?



For example, Joe has two email addresses, us...@example.com and
us...@example.net.

You store them in the same AB entry on different lines (so that TB!
finds the AB entry and uses the reply template, and also so that you
only have to change the template in one AB entry if Joe changes one or
both email addresses - or adds a third).

In your reply template in that AB entry, you include the text:-

%To="Joe (Work) ,Joe (Home) "



Would that do what you require, or have I completely misunderstood?


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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[MFPA]

Hi

On Thursday 12 March 2009 at 9:15:35 PM, in
,
Leonard Berkowitz wrote:


> Yes, this works for the problem that I stated
> originally, but creates a new problem. In the address
> book, if I hit the sheet of paper with the feather
> quill ("Create a new message")

Where did you get a feather quill? Mine has always been a sheet of
paper with the top left corner folded forwards. (-;

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Re: Adding additional addresses automatically (was: Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think))

[Denise Reed]

Hello Robin,

I do not know how you got my address but no offense, please remove me.
deniser...@shaw.ca
> On Fri, 13 Mar 2009 at 05:35:13 -0400, Leonard wrote:> On Thu,
> Mar 12, 2009 at 7:39 PM, MAU  wrote:
>> My point is that I want to send the e-mail to _both_ addresses. If I
>> have two or more addresses on the same line addresses on the same
>> line, I will be able to do that, but then the reply template will not
>> be picked up because the address in the address book, by definition
>> does not match the address in the incoming e-mail. So, to get the best
>> of all worlds, I need two (or more) address entries; to send mail to
>> both (or all of this person's addresses, I have to select each of
>> them. (I think we are beginning to go around in circles on this
>> thread.)

> This was one reason I made use of the memo field to store secondary email
> addresses. Miguel hates this because it relies heavily on regular
> expressions, but if you have a bit of patience you might like to try it.

> Firstly include the line:

> %QInclude(Add_CC)%-

> in your New Message, Reply and Forward templates for your accounts.


> Then in your address book entry include one email address in the usual
> place and include the second email address in the memo field (on the
> "Other" tab) in this form on a line by itself:

> per...@otherdomain.com

> It doesn't have to be the only information in the memo tab, just by itself
> on one line.


> Then you need to set up the following quick templates. There are 4 of them,
> and you need them all. They call one another in a chain and the effect is to
> look for secondary addresses like the one above and automatically add them
> in the CC field. If you were to put the address between BCC tags like this:
> per...@otherdomain.com
> the address would be added to the BCC field.

> If there are multiple recipients in the TO or CC fields, the macros will do
> this for each person.

> Copy and paste the contents between the marked Start and End lines. Please
> make sure that long lines do not get wrapped in the Quick Template editor.

> The first macro is called "Add_CC" (without the quotes of course).

> [ Start Add_CC ]
> %REM="
>Include secondary addresses noted in memo field between  or  tags.
>A token is identified by a line of the form:
>XXX
>or
>XXX

> Usage:
>%QInclude(Add_CC)

>Written by Robin Anson 4 Dec 2005
>updated to include BCC 3 Sep 2008
  
> "%-
> %-
> %REM="
>%_AddCC_List stores the original list of recipients
>%_AddCC_Temp stores the list of recipients yet to be processed
>%_AddCC_CC stores the CC list
> "%-
> %-
> %rem=^   Initialise variables ^%-
> %_AddCC_Done="yes"%-
> %_AddCC_List="%ToList"%-
> %_AddCC_Temp="%_AddCC_List, %CCList"%-
> %_AddCC_CC="%CCList"%-
> %_AddCC_BCC=""%-
> %CC=""%-
> %BCC=""%-
> %-
> %_FTT_Status="0"%-
> %QInclude(FindTknType0,"%_AddCC_Temp","CC","%_AddCC_CC")%-
> %CC="%_FindTkn_Text"%-
> %_FTT_Status="0"%-
> %QInclude(FindTknType0,"%_AddCC_Temp","BCC","%_AddCC_BCC")%-
> %BCC="%_FindTkn_Text"%-
> %SetHeader("To","%_AddCC_List")%-
> =[ End Add_CC ]=

> The next is "FindTknType0"

> [ Start FindTknType0 ]
> %Rem='

> FindTokenType0 returns a list of values of a single token from an XML
> style entry in the memo fields of a list of address book entries.
 
> The list contains the value for that token if it exists for each address
> in the address list

> Usage:
>%_FTT_Status="0"
>%QInclude(FindTknType0,"Address_list","Token","start_value")

> Returns:
>%_FindTkn_Text
   
> '%-
> %_FT_AL="%_1"%-
> %_FT_Token="%_2"%-
> %_FT_start="%_3"%-
> %If:|%_FT_AL|<>||%-
> :|%If:"%_FTT_Status"="0"%-
> :"%_FT_AlHold='%_1'%-
> %_FTT_Status='1'%-
> %_FindTkn_Text='%_FT_start'"%-
> :""%-
> %QInclude(ParseAddressList,"%_FT_AL")%-
> %SetHeader("To","%_FirstAddress")%-
> %_FT_AL="%_RemainingAddressList"%-
> %_FT_TmpTxt="%QInclude(Get_Memo_Attribute,'%_FT_Token','%_FT_default')"%-
> %If:^%_FT_TmpTxt^<>^^%-
> :^%If:+%_FindTkn_Text+=++%-
> :+%_FindTkn_Text='%_FT_TmpTxt'+%-
> :+%If:/%SetPattRegexp='%_FT_TmpTxt'%RegexpMatch='%_FindTkn_Text'/=//%-
&g

Re[2]: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Denise Reed]

Hello MAU,

Do not know how you got my name on your mailing list but please take
me off.
deniser...@shaw.ca
> Hello Leonard,

>> In the address book, if I hit the sheet of paper with the feather
>> quill ("Create a new message"), the new message window opens up, but
>> only with the address on the first line.

> OK, if you have selected a name in your AB, don't click the 'sheet of
> paper' icon. Instead, right click on the Name and from pop-up menu 
> select 'New message to' and you will see all (can be more than 2) 
> addresses for that Name and you can pick the one you wish. 




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Re[2]: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Denise Reed]

Hi Leonard
I don't quite know how my name got on your mailing list. No offense,
please take me off.
deniser...@shaw.ca
> On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 7:39 PM, MAU  wrote:

>> OK, if you have selected a name in your AB, don't click the 'sheet of
>> paper' icon. Instead, right click on the Name and from pop-up menu
>> select 'New message to' and you will see all (can be more than 2)
>> addresses for that Name and you can pick the one you wish.

> My point is that I want to send the e-mail to _both_ addresses. If I
> have two or more addresses on the same line addresses on the same
> line, I will be able to do that, but then the reply template will not
> be picked up because the address in the address book, by definition
> does not match the address in the incoming e-mail. So, to get the best
> of all worlds, I need two (or more) address entries; to send mail to
> both (or all of this person's addresses, I have to select each of
> them. (I think we are beginning to go around in circles on this
> thread.)



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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Volker Ahrendt]

[Reply to: »Jens Franik« · 2009-03-13 · 12:05 h (CET)]

Moin, Jens!

>> - [x] Automatically add secondary addresses to the BCC field

> If there is such an Option, i would love to have another Checkbox to
> select either ... or to have it in the Cc: Field...

Yep, maybe one of us should file a wish to bugtracker …

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Adding additional addresses automatically (was: Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think))

[Robin Anson]

On Fri, 13 Mar 2009 at 05:35:13 -0400, Leonard wrote:> On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 
7:39 PM, MAU  wrote:
> My point is that I want to send the e-mail to _both_ addresses. If I
> have two or more addresses on the same line addresses on the same
> line, I will be able to do that, but then the reply template will not
> be picked up because the address in the address book, by definition
> does not match the address in the incoming e-mail. So, to get the best
> of all worlds, I need two (or more) address entries; to send mail to
> both (or all of this person's addresses, I have to select each of
> them. (I think we are beginning to go around in circles on this
> thread.)

This was one reason I made use of the memo field to store secondary email
addresses. Miguel hates this because it relies heavily on regular
expressions, but if you have a bit of patience you might like to try it.

Firstly include the line:

%QInclude(Add_CC)%-

in your New Message, Reply and Forward templates for your accounts.


Then in your address book entry include one email address in the usual
place and include the second email address in the memo field (on the
"Other" tab) in this form on a line by itself:

per...@otherdomain.com

It doesn't have to be the only information in the memo tab, just by itself
on one line.


Then you need to set up the following quick templates. There are 4 of them,
and you need them all. They call one another in a chain and the effect is to
look for secondary addresses like the one above and automatically add them
in the CC field. If you were to put the address between BCC tags like this:
per...@otherdomain.com
the address would be added to the BCC field.

If there are multiple recipients in the TO or CC fields, the macros will do
this for each person.

Copy and paste the contents between the marked Start and End lines. Please
make sure that long lines do not get wrapped in the Quick Template editor.

The first macro is called "Add_CC" (without the quotes of course).

[ Start Add_CC ]
%REM="
   Include secondary addresses noted in memo field between  or  tags.
   A token is identified by a line of the form:
   XXX
   or
   XXX

Usage:
   %QInclude(Add_CC)

   Written by Robin Anson 4 Dec 2005
   updated to include BCC 3 Sep 2008
  
"%-
%-
%REM="
   %_AddCC_List stores the original list of recipients
   %_AddCC_Temp stores the list of recipients yet to be processed
   %_AddCC_CC stores the CC list
"%-
%-
%rem=^   Initialise variables ^%-
%_AddCC_Done="yes"%-
%_AddCC_List="%ToList"%-
%_AddCC_Temp="%_AddCC_List, %CCList"%-
%_AddCC_CC="%CCList"%-
%_AddCC_BCC=""%-
%CC=""%-
%BCC=""%-
%-
%_FTT_Status="0"%-
%QInclude(FindTknType0,"%_AddCC_Temp","CC","%_AddCC_CC")%-
%CC="%_FindTkn_Text"%-
%_FTT_Status="0"%-
%QInclude(FindTknType0,"%_AddCC_Temp","BCC","%_AddCC_BCC")%-
%BCC="%_FindTkn_Text"%-
%SetHeader("To","%_AddCC_List")%-
=[ End Add_CC ]=

The next is "FindTknType0"

[ Start FindTknType0 ]
%Rem='

FindTokenType0 returns a list of values of a single token from an XML
style entry in the memo fields of a list of address book entries.
 
The list contains the value for that token if it exists for each address
in the address list

Usage:
   %_FTT_Status="0"
   %QInclude(FindTknType0,"Address_list","Token","start_value")

Returns:
   %_FindTkn_Text
   
'%-
%_FT_AL="%_1"%-
%_FT_Token="%_2"%-
%_FT_start="%_3"%-
%If:|%_FT_AL|<>||%-
:|%If:"%_FTT_Status"="0"%-
:"%_FT_AlHold='%_1'%-
%_FTT_Status='1'%-
%_FindTkn_Text='%_FT_start'"%-
:""%-
%QInclude(ParseAddressList,"%_FT_AL")%-
%SetHeader("To","%_FirstAddress")%-
%_FT_AL="%_RemainingAddressList"%-
%_FT_TmpTxt="%QInclude(Get_Memo_Attribute,'%_FT_Token','%_FT_default')"%-
%If:^%_FT_TmpTxt^<>^^%-
:^%If:+%_FindTkn_Text+=++%-
:+%_FindTkn_Text='%_FT_TmpTxt'+%-
:+%If:/%SetPattRegexp='%_FT_TmpTxt'%RegexpMatch='%_FindTkn_Text'/=//%-
:/%_FindTkn_Text='%_FindTkn_Text, %_FT_TmpTxt'/://+^%-
:^^%-
%QInclude(FindTknType0,'%_FT_AL','%_FT_Token','%_FT_start')|%-
:||%-
=[ End FindTknType0 ]=

The third is "ParseAddressList"

[ Start ParseAddressList ]
%Rem=^

Usage:
   %QInclude(ParseAddressList,"")

Returns:
   %_FirstAddress: first address from the list
   %_RemainingAddressList: address list without the first

^%-
%-
%_FirstAddress=""%-
%_RemainingAddressList=""%-
%If:'%_1'<>''%-
:'%setpattregexp=#^((?(?="

Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Jens Franik]

Freitag, 13. März 2009 at 11:31, Volker Ahrendt wrote:

> - [x] Automatically add secondary addresses to the BCC field

If there is such an Option, i would love to have another Checkbox to
select either ... or to have it in the Cc: Field...

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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[MAU]

Hello Leonard,

>> OK, if you have selected a name in your AB, don't click the 'sheet of
>> paper' icon. Instead, right click on the Name and from pop-up menu
>> select 'New message to' and you will see all (can be more than 2)
>> addresses for that Name and you can pick the one you wish.
>
> My point is that I want to send the e-mail to _both_ addresses.

Ah! OK. I guess I missed that point.

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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Volker Ahrendt]

[Reply to: »Leonard Berkowitz« · 2009-03-13 · 10:35 h (CET)]

Moin, Leonard!

>> OK, if you have selected a name in your AB, don't click the 'sheet
>> of paper' icon. Instead, right click on the Name and from pop-up
>> menu select 'New message to' and you will see all (can be more than
>> 2) addresses for that Name and you can pick the one you wish.

> My point is that I want to send the e-mail to _both_ addresses.

I do not know, if this solution fits *exactly* to your problem, but
what about this?

- Edit Address Book entry of recipient
- Go to tab "Other"
- [x] Automatically add secondary addresses to the BCC field

I wrote "exactly", because I do not know, if it is okay for you have
the secondary address(es) in the BCC field.

HTH & Cheers!
VA

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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Leonard Berkowitz]

On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 7:39 PM, MAU  wrote:

> OK, if you have selected a name in your AB, don't click the 'sheet of
> paper' icon. Instead, right click on the Name and from pop-up menu
> select 'New message to' and you will see all (can be more than 2)
> addresses for that Name and you can pick the one you wish.

My point is that I want to send the e-mail to _both_ addresses. If I
have two or more addresses on the same line addresses on the same
line, I will be able to do that, but then the reply template will not
be picked up because the address in the address book, by definition
does not match the address in the incoming e-mail. So, to get the best
of all worlds, I need two (or more) address entries; to send mail to
both (or all of this person's addresses, I have to select each of
them. (I think we are beginning to go around in circles on this
thread.)
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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[MAU]

Hello Leonard,

> In the address book, if I hit the sheet of paper with the feather
> quill ("Create a new message"), the new message window opens up, but
> only with the address on the first line.

OK, if you have selected a name in your AB, don't click the 'sheet of 
paper' icon. Instead, right click on the Name and from pop-up menu 
select 'New message to' and you will see all (can be more than 2) 
addresses for that Name and you can pick the one you wish. 

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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Leonard Berkowitz]

Yes, this works for the problem that I stated originally, but creates
a new problem. In the address book, if I hit the sheet of paper with
the feather quill ("Create a new message"), the new message window
opens up, but only with the address on the first line. It did not make
any difference when I retained the comma at the end of the name on the
first line. So the best method is to create a second entry.

On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 4:59 AM, Leonard Berkowitz
 wrote:
> Aha. Thanks for that tidbit.
>
> On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Roelof Otten  wrote:
>
>>
>> That  can be solved in two ways. Either by creating an entry for every
>> address, like you did, or by placing the second address on a different
>> line.
>
> --
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>



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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Leonard Berkowitz]

Aha. Thanks for that tidbit.

On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Roelof Otten  wrote:

>
> That  can be solved in two ways. Either by creating an entry for every
> address, like you did, or by placing the second address on a different
> line.

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Re: Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Leonard,

On Wed, 11 Mar 2009 15:50:58 -0400GMT (11-3-2009, 20:50 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

LB> I think the problem is that the incoming e-mail address has to match
LB> exactly the e-mail address in the address book entry. Now that may
LB> seem obvious, and it should have been to me.

Yep.

LB> However, in several instances, I have placed two addresses,
LB> separated by a comma in the address book entry.

That  can be solved in two ways. Either by creating an entry for every
address, like you did, or by placing the second address on a different
line.

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Reply not finding Reply Template (solved, I think)

[Leonard Berkowitz]

I have previously posted notes asking for help with replies not
finding the existing Reply Template. I received many responses with
suggestions, but none of them made any difference. Of course, I am
grateful for these numerous attempts to help me.

I think the problem is that the incoming e-mail address has to match
exactly the e-mail address in the address book entry. Now that may
seem obvious, and it should have been to me. However, in several
instances, I have placed two addresses, separated by a comma in the
address book entry. Of course, the incoming e-mail could not be coming
from both of those addresses, so the address book template was
ignored. I have solved this problem, I believe, by creating a second
address book entry, with only the second e-mail address  and now keep
only one address in each entry.

Again my thanks to everyone who tried to help me during the past year.

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Re: HTML Reply template not working

[Paul Meathrel]

Hi Robin,

Monday, January 5, 2009, 8:08:40 PM, you wrote:
> You are missing a final " at the end of the %IF line

Thanks for the reply, I'd not noticed that. The final touch is to add %- on the 
end to avoid getting "p>" appear. Thanks again.


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Re: HTML Reply template not working

[Robin Anson]

> From: %OFromName <%OFromAddr>
> Sent: %OHeader('Date')
> To: %OToList
> %IF:"%OCcList"="" : "" : "Cc: %OCcList
> Subject: %OSubject
>
> %Quotes
>
> This   works   fine   for   messages   with   a  cc, however when the
> template is used to reply to a message without a cc then processing of
> the macros's stops immediately before the subject. Entering the normal
> %-   doesn't  seem to have any effect. Do you know how I could make it
> continue to process after the %IF macro?

You are missing a final " at the end of the %IF line

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Re: HTML Reply template not working

[Paul Meathrel]

Hi Roelof,

Sunday, January 4, 2009, 11:11:51 PM, you wrote:
> Furthermore  I'm  somewhat  lost  about  your extensive use of regular
> expressions where they aren't necessary.
> You're  using  regexp  to  retrieve  the original contents of the Date
> header, where %OHeader('Date') would suffice.
> You're  using some regexp to check whether %OToList is empty and if it
> isn't   you're   inserting   %OToList,  why not simply use %OToList to
> check whether it's empty instead of the regexp, same with %OCcList.

Thanks for the tips. The template is almost exclusively based on one
that I borrowed from Silverstones so I can't claim responsibility for
the regular expressions. I've made some good progress after your help
and have come up with the following:

-Original Message-
From: %OFromName <%OFromAddr>
Sent: %OHeader('Date')
To: %OToList
%IF:"%OCcList"="" : "" : "Cc: %OCcList
Subject: %OSubject

%Quotes

This   works   fine   for   messages   with   a  cc, however when the
template is used to reply to a message without a cc then processing of
the macros's stops immediately before the subject. Entering the normal
%-   doesn't  seem to have any effect. Do you know how I could make it
continue to process after the %IF macro?

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Re: HTML Reply template not working

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Paul,

On Sun, 4 Jan 2009 18:30:17 +GMT (4-1-2009, 19:30 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

PM> From: %OFromName <%OFromAddr>
PM> Sent%-
PM> %VARdate='%SetPattRegExp="^Date:.*?$"%RegExpMatch=%HEADERS'%-
PM> %SetPattRegExp=":.*$"%RegExpMatch="%VARdate"
PM> %SetPattRegExp="^To:.*?$"%IF:"%RegExpMatch=%HEADERS"<>"":"To: %OToList
PM> ":""%-
PM> %SetPattRegExp="^Cc:.*?$"%IF:"%RegExpMatch=%HEADERS"<>"":"Cc: %OCcList
PM> ":""%-
PM> Subject: %OSubj

The  value after %RegExpMatch= should be between quotation marks, like
you've  done  in  %RegExpMatch="%VARdate"   But in the other instances
You're  using  %RegExpMatch=%Headers  without  quotation  marks,  it's
possible that HTML templates are somewhat stricter where the syntax is
concerned.
Furthermore  I'm  somewhat  lost  about  your extensive use of regular
expressions where they aren't necessary.
You're  using  regexp  to  retrieve  the original contents of the Date
header, where %OHeader('Date') would suffice.
You're  using some regexp to check whether %OToList is empty and if it
isn't   you're   inserting   %OToList,  why not simply use %OToList to
check whether it's empty instead of the regexp, same with %OCcList.

I'd propose something like this:

From: %OFromName <%OFromAddr>
Sent: %OHeader('Date')
%If:"%OToList"<>"":"To: %OToList
":""%-
%If:"%OCcList"<>"":"Cc: %OCcList
":""%-
Subject: %OSubject

No, I didn't check this.

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HTML Reply template not working

[Paul Meathrel]

Hi all,

I'm trying to get an account based HTML reply template to work. The template is 
based on a template from the Silverstones website. It works fine in Plaintext 
mode however it doesn't produce the correct results in HTML. The relevant 
portion of the template is:

From: %OFromName <%OFromAddr>
Sent%-
%VARdate='%SetPattRegExp="^Date:.*?$"%RegExpMatch=%HEADERS'%-
%SetPattRegExp=":.*$"%RegExpMatch="%VARdate"
%SetPattRegExp="^To:.*?$"%IF:"%RegExpMatch=%HEADERS"<>"":"To: %OToList
":""%-
%SetPattRegExp="^Cc:.*?$"%IF:"%RegExpMatch=%HEADERS"<>"":"Cc: %OCcList
":""%-
Subject: %OSubj

Which produces something looking like this:

-Original Message-
From: Joe Bloggs 
Sent
: Sat, 3 Jan 2009 04:59:35 -
<>"":"To: "Paul Meathrel" 
":""
<>"":"Cc: 
":""
Subject: Whatever

I'm guessing that it isn't parsing the macros correctly or that I need to 
adjust the template. Can anyone help out?

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Re: Reply template is not recognized

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Leonard,

On Tue, 19 Sep 2006 00:44:16 -0400GMT (19-9-2006, 6:44 , where I
live), you wrote:

LSB>>> For many people in my address book, I find that a Reply defaults to
LSB>>> the account reply template and not to the addressee specific reply
LSB>>> template.

>> The most common reason for this is multiple entries for the same
>> address in your address book(s).

LSB> I have checked, and the only duplicate e-mail address is to a couple
LSB> who share the same address -- and this is one of the reply-to's with
LSB> which I am having trouble. However, both have reply templates that
LSB> differ from the account default.

As personal address book templates have precedence over all other
templates (including address book group templates) the only probable
reason for this behaviour is multiple entries for the same address.
Those other entries may be entries with the problem address as
secondary address and also entries in another address book group.
Remember that TB defaults its address book groups as 'hide items if
not explicitly selected', that means that when you're searching in the
root of the address book you won't find addresses in those groups.
The same happens when you've got addresses in multiple address books.

It sounds unkind, but nevertheless I suggest that you look again.

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Re[2]: Reply template is not recognized

[Leonard S. Berkowitz]

On Monday, September 18, 2006, at 5:09:44 PM, you wrote:

> Hallo Leonard,

> On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 15:09:11 -0400GMT (18-9-2006, 21:09 , where I
> live), you wrote:

LSB>> For many people in my address book, I find that a Reply defaults to
LSB>> the account reply template and not to the addressee specific reply
LSB>> template.

> The most common reason for this is multiple entries for the same
> address in your address book(s).

Roelof,

I have checked, and the only duplicate e-mail address is to a couple
who share the same address -- and this is one of the reply-to's with
which I am having trouble. However, both have reply templates that
differ from the account default.

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Re: Reply template is not recognized

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Leonard,

On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 15:09:11 -0400GMT (18-9-2006, 21:09 , where I
live), you wrote:

LSB> For many people in my address book, I find that a Reply defaults to
LSB> the account reply template and not to the addressee specific reply
LSB> template.

The most common reason for this is multiple entries for the same
address in your address book(s).

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Re: Reply template is not recognized

[Alexander S. Kunz]

Hello Leonard S. Berkowitz & everyone else,

on 18-Sep-2006 at 21:09 you (Leonard S. Berkowitz) wrote:

> For many people in my address book, I find that a Reply defaults to
> the account reply template and not to the addressee specific reply
> template. I've always assumed that TheBat looks for the e-mail address
> for a match and not the person's name. How can I "nail" a reply to use
> the addressee specific reply template and not the account reply
> template?

I'm using only few templates for specific recipients plus a lot of
address group templates (german/english and personal/formal), and I can
assure you that this is working always.

There must be a reason why the template isn't used on your side. Are
sure that no other templates (folder templates, quick templates,
whatever) are interferring?

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Reply template is not recognized

[Leonard S. Berkowitz]

For many people in my address book, I find that a Reply defaults to
the account reply template and not to the addressee specific reply
template. I've always assumed that TheBat looks for the e-mail address
for a match and not the person's name. How can I "nail" a reply to use
the addressee specific reply template and not the account reply
template?

Thank you.

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Re: Reply Template WAS: Re[2]: Shift+Delete really deletes

[Richard Wakeford]

Hello Pat,

On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 you wrote in 

PJ> Were you born this smart?

He certainly knows the workings of TB! pretty well doesn't he? ;-)

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Reply Template WAS: Re[2]: Shift+Delete really deletes

[P.Johnson]

Hi Roelof,

On Wednesday, December 7, 2005, 5:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

PJ>> Also, the TBUDL AB reply template isn't working. Any ideas there?

R> Maybe two AB entries for TBUDL?

I *did* have two TBUDL address entries, for some reason; though they
both had the same reply template. But when I deleted on entry the
template worked fine.

Were you born this smart? :-)

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Re: Reply Template Priority

[Robert D.]

Recently, Roelof Otten squawked:

___
open the bat
open address book
create address book entry in Personal of existing email address
make sure original entry has reply template
make sure duplicate entry does NOT have reply template
close TB to make sure it's written out the AB
open TB
reply to email of original/duplicate email address
note that template from account is used
kill reply
open address book
delete the second/(duplicate without reply template)
note it is not in DELETED ITEMS bin of AB
reply to original message again
note that account's template is being used again
note deleted AB entry still not in Deleted Items bin
___

from here on, it does not always occur the same. Sometimes the entry
is back into the AB, sometimes it is gone. I can repeat this process
and have duplicate email address useable and sometimes the one I tried
to delete is gone.

So, you are correct in saying the original reason I wrote is solved by
duplicate AB entries. However, I SAW no duplicate entries because they
were not visible over a full days use of TB, opening and closing TB
throughout the day.

Only TODAY when I used the search function (ICON) of all AB's, did
that cause the duplicate entry to show up again back in its original
position in the personal AB.

Whereas yesterday I searched the AB manually and then with the
text-search window and found ONLY the one entry WITH its
reply-template.


Odd problem and I sent a note to the bug-traq line for the Beta
folks.

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Re: Reply Template Priority

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Robert,

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 23:33:31 -0400GMT (11-10-2005, 5:33 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

RD> keep trying different ways to catch myself, but am left to see it is
RD> the Account reply template that controls a reply from this address and
RD> not the reply template OF the address itself in the address book.

And you're sure that you selected the 'use specific reply template'
option and not only the 'use specific new template' option? I don't
mean to be insulting, but it's just that can't think of anything else.
In my experience this always works and problems on the list have
always been caused by multiple entries.

RD> If I initiate a NEW message to that address, then the correct
RD> New-Message template is used.

Odd.

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Re: Reply Template Priority

[Robert D.]

Recently, Roelof Otten squawked:

> Are you using multiple address books

Under Personal Address book lies 4 that I group addresses into. They
all leave the "Hide" box un-checked. When I manually look, or do a
search, of the address, there is only one to be found.

*If* I make a slight change to the Account's Reply Template, then that
is reflected in a reply to this email from that friend at the ISP. I
keep trying different ways to catch myself, but am left to see it is
the Account reply template that controls a reply from this address and
not the reply template OF the address itself in the address book.

If I initiate a NEW message to that address, then the correct
New-Message template is used.


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Re: Reply Template Priority

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Robert,

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 18:04:47 -0400GMT (11-10-2005, 0:04 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

RD> Right. Then, as I see it, there is, in my version of The Bat!, an
RD> error. I have a single address, not even another domain of it's name,
RD> located in my pers-add-book WITH the Use Template box checked for both
RD> new-mail and reply-mail.

Are you using multiple address books with the AB with the
reply-template being not the default AB for the account you're using?

And just to sure, check whether you really don't have another entry
for the same contact. It can be another entry with the address you're
using as secondary address or an entry in a group, A default setting
for AB groups is 'hide items if not explicitly selected' and makes it
easy to overlook those entries when you're looking for them, but TB
doesn't miss them.

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Re: Reply Template Priority

[Robert D.]

Recently, Roelof Otten squawked:

> Precedence is as follows (top down):

Yes, OK, and thanks.

Right. Then, as I see it, there is, in my version of The Bat!, an
error. I have a single address, not even another domain of it's name,
located in my pers-add-book WITH the Use Template box checked for both
new-mail and reply-mail.

When I select the message and hit 'reply', I get the Account's reply
template which is wholly, and obviously, different.

BUT ... notice that THIS account, the one I use to gather the Email
Lists to which I subscribe, has its own reply template. And TBUDL has
ITs very own reply template. And that template IS working in this
account.

So one account the reply template is used from the address book and
another account the reply template from the actual account settings is
used.

So, I back up, and think it's my fault.
So, what other things could I be doing incorrectly?

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Re: Reply Template Priority

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Robert,

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 13:04:07 -0400GMT (10-10-2005, 19:04 +0200, where
I live), you wrote:

RD> What I see in the reply is the use of the Account's own reply template
RD> not the one I made for this particular person at the ISP I use.

RD> Which template, in the normal TB!, is supposed to take precedence?

Precedence is as follows (top down):
Personal address book templates
Address book group templates
Folder templates
Account templates

What you're seeing is not the normal behaviour. The most common
cause for this behaviour is that you have multiple entries with the
same address in your address book, this confuses TB and makes its
behaviour unpredictable.


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Reply Template Priority

[Robert D.]

I hit 'Reply' on an email from a friend at my ISP. The particular
email address has its own reply template. That template differs from
the Account's Reply Template.

What I see in the reply is the use of the Account's own reply template
not the one I made for this particular person at the ISP I use.

Which template, in the normal TB!, is supposed to take precedence?


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Re: Problems with "%TO:" macro in a reply template.

[Luca]

Roelof Otten:

> Hallo Luca,

> L>   %TO=""
> L>   %TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> 
> L> This creates a reply with no "To:" field. AFAIK, TB is not supposed to do
> L> that.

> You could try to drop both %To= macros and replace them with
> %SetHeader("To","[EMAIL PROTECTED]")

It works for me, even with my regexp in it:

   %SETPATTREGEXP="[^ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]+"%-
   %SetHeader("To","%REGEXPMATCH='%OSUBJ'")

Thank you very much. I bought TB right for this function, I need it to handle
Yahoogroup's moderation requests, that come in this form:

   Subject: moderation request -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] etc

> Your signature delimiter doesn't work.

Sorry, I forgot I'm posting with Agent+Gmane instead of TB. I ended out with
two signatures.

Thank you for enforcing top quoting too.

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Mod: Untrimmed reply (was: Problems with "%TO:" macro in a reply template.)

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Oto,

On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 15:03:23 +0200GMT (22-9-2005, 15:03 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

>> 
>> Current version is 3.60.7 | 'Using TBUDL' information:
>> http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
>>

OZ> 
OZ> Current version is 3.60.7 | 'Using TBUDL' information:
OZ> http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html


Note: This moderator's interjection is a note to all readers and not
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  )<)))'>

Please trim replies to context. A sure fire indicator that
insufficient trimming has been done is that the original signature and
list footer remain in the quoted text.

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Mod: Top posting (was: Problems with "%TO:" macro in a reply template.)

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Oto,

On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 15:03:23 +0200GMT (22-9-2005, 15:03 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

OZ> "Create new MSG", not "Create automatic reply".
OZ> --
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OZ> 2005/9/22, Luca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


Note: This moderator's interjection is a note to all readers and not
just to the person being replied to, even if their post may have
instigated this reply. Please don't feel singled out Oto.

  )<)))'>

This posting violated the list rules regarding top posting.

Top posting, i.e., typing all your reply text at the top of your
message and following it with all quoted text below, is not
encouraged and we actually request that you not do so on this list
because

a) It makes it difficult to glean context from what you typed at the
   top of the message

and

b) It encourages excessive quoting.

We would much prefer if you quote just that much of the message to
which you're replying, so we know what it is you're referring to,
and then below the quotation, type your response. If you're
responding to more than one part of the original, then quote each
part separately and follow each part with your response.

Now, I know that you may not personally prefer this format and that
you may disagree with some of the reasoning here. We very much
respect this. However, this is the format that most of the active
members here prefer and all members are expected, and are being
asked to use the format that will make most of the active membership
here comfortable reading. You'll likely get a more responsive group
when you post using a style that is comfortable for them to read and
understand.

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Re: Problems with "%TO:" macro in a reply template.

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Luca,

On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 14:26:29 +0200GMT (22-9-2005, 14:26 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

L> I'm trying to set a reply template in a "create automatic reply" filter, with
L> these two instructions:

L>   %TO=""
L>   %TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"

L> This creates a reply with no "To:" field. AFAIK, TB is not supposed to do
L> that.

Is a known bug. http://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=4933 in
bugtrack.
You could try to drop both %To= macros and replace them with
%SetHeader("To","[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
For most that helps, though I remember one case that it didn't.

L> -- 

Your signature delimiter doesn't work.

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Re: Problems with "%TO:" macro in a reply template.

[Miroslav Florensen]

Hello Luca,

> I think the above example is valid, and it seems to show a bug in TB.
> Can anyone confirm?

confirmed with "create automatic reply" filter. With a normal reply
template it work as expected.

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Re: Problems with "%TO:" macro in a reply template.

[Oto Ziak]

IMHO, it is not TB bug. Reply is reply to original address and you
can't erase it from new header. You can you "create new msg" and place
into msg body original body transformed by   regexp. It is only my
idea.
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2005/9/22, Luca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I think the above example is valid, and it seems to show a bug in TB. Can
> anyone confirm?


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Re: Problems with "%TO:" macro in a reply template.

[Luca]

Oto Ziak:

> 2005/9/22, Luca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > I'm trying to set a reply template in a "create automatic reply" filter, 
> > with
> > these two instructions:
> >
> >   %TO=""
> >   %TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> > This creates a reply with no "To:" field. AFAIK, TB is not supposed to do
> > that.

> "Create new MSG", not "Create automatic reply".

Er ... no. I need a true reply. 

The above is just an example, to make things more simple here. The real filter
would include a regexp in place of "address of mine", to pick addresses from
the original message I want TB to reply to.

I think the above example is valid, and it seems to show a bug in TB. Can
anyone confirm?

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Re: Problems with "%TO:" macro in a reply template.

[Oto Ziak]

"Create new MSG", not "Create automatic reply".
--
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2005/9/22, Luca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to set a reply template in a "create automatic reply" filter, with
> these two instructions:
>
>   %TO=""
>   %TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
>
> This creates a reply with no "To:" field. AFAIK, TB is not supposed to do
> that.
>
> If my reply template contains just
>
>   %TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
>
> it creates a reply with a "To:" field containing two addresses, as it's
> supposed to do:
>
>   TO: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> What's going wrong? It's me or is it my TB Home 3.51.10?
>
> Thanx for any help.
>
> --
>  Luca
>
> --
> Luca - e-mail: p.stevens at libero.it
>
>
> 
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>


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Problems with "%TO:" macro in a reply template.

[Luca]

Hi all,

I'm trying to set a reply template in a "create automatic reply" filter, with
these two instructions:

  %TO=""
  %TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"

This creates a reply with no "To:" field. AFAIK, TB is not supposed to do
that.

If my reply template contains just

  %TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"

it creates a reply with a "To:" field containing two addresses, as it's
supposed to do:

  TO: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]  

What's going wrong? It's me or is it my TB Home 3.51.10?

Thanx for any help.

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Re: Removing Qoute sign ">" with reply template

[Edgar van Dijk]

Hello Dan,

On Wednesday, April 14, 2004, 1:28:03 AM, you wrote:

D> If you use MyMacros and the template given below, you would get the
D> following instead of what you get above:

D>> L$ Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 11:35:55 AM, you wrote:
D>> L$ Edgar$ Is there a way to reply to this message and have the reply
D>> L$ Edgar$ template remove the $ signs.


D> ===
D> %REM=' Used on Version 2 augmented by the MyMacros plugin from
D>   http://en.barin.com.ua/soft/mymacros/

D>the template returns the Text of the message being replied to,
D>with all occurences of > replaced by $ .
   
D>Simply to delete all > , replace "$" by "" below.

D>To change all > to spaces, replace "$" by " " below.

D> %StrReplace(%text, ">", "$")
D> ===

Thanks, I'll try this, it is promising.

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Re: Removing Qoute sign ">" with reply template

[Dan Grunberg]

Tue, 13 Apr 2004 21:23:20 +0200 (3:23 PM EDT here) Edgar van Dijk wrote:

> Hello Leif,

> On Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 8:13:48 PM, you wrote:

L>> Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 11:35:55 AM, you wrote: Edgar> Is there a
L>> way to reply to this message and have the reply Edgar> template
L>> remove the > signs.

|SNIP|


If you use MyMacros and the template given below, you would get the
following instead of what you get above:


Hello Leif,

On Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 8:13:48 PM, you wrote:

L$ Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 11:35:55 AM, you wrote:
L$ Edgar$ Is there a way to reply to this message and have the reply
L$ Edgar$ template remove the $ signs.

|SNIP|


I wrote the template to substitute "$" for ">" because it's always easier to
"follow the money" in demonstrations |grin|.

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  http://en.barin.com.ua/soft/mymacros/

   the template returns the Text of the message being replied to,
   with all occurences of > replaced by $ .
   
   Simply to delete all > , replace "$" by "" below.

   To change all > to spaces, replace "$" by " " below.

%StrReplace(%text, ">", "$")

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Re: Removing Qoute sign ">" with reply template

[Leif Gregory]

Hello Edgar,

Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 2:59:40 PM, you wrote:
Edgar> There will never (98% sure) be an deviation from this.

Then Regexps will be the way to go. I'm just not that good at them.
Marck or Januk are the people you want to schmooze up to! 


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Re: Removing Qoute sign ">" with reply template

[Edgar van Dijk]

Hello Leif,

On Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 10:39:03 PM, you wrote:

L> In this case you're going to need REGEXPS. And even then it could get
L> sticky in the sense that there might be something like this:

L> Don't forget > Meeting on Monday.

In the messages that I want to use it that will not happen.
It will be used in e-mail chess.

And the actual messages look like this

> [Event "Friendly"]
> [Site "FCV"]
> [Date "2004.02.02"]
> [Round "4"]
> [White "van Dijk, Edgar"]
> [Black "X,"]
> [Result "*"]
>
> 1.c4 Nf6 2.Nc3 e6 3.d4 d5 4.Nf3 c5 5.e3 Be7 6.cxd5 Nxd5
> 7.Bc4 O-O 8.O-O b6 9.e4 Nf6 10.Be3 Qc7 11.d5 a6 12.e5 Nxd5
> 13.Bxd5 exd5 14.Nxd5 Qa7 15.Nxe7+ Qxe7

There will never (98% sure) be an deviation from this.

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Re: Removing Qoute sign ">" with reply template

[Leif Gregory]

Hello Edgar,

Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 1:23:20 PM, you wrote:
L>> Yep. Use %TEXT instead of %QUOTES in your template.

Edgar> This is not true, when I use %TEXT instead of %Quotes your
Edgar> answer would look like this:

Oh... You want it to remove all instances regardless of whom
replied to whom I thought you just wanted your reply to not quote them.

In this case you're going to need REGEXPS. And even then it could get
sticky in the sense that there might be something like this:

Don't forget > Meeting on Monday.



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Re: Removing Qoute sign ">" with reply template

[Edgar van Dijk]

Hello Leif,

On Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 8:13:48 PM, you wrote:

L> Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 11:35:55 AM, you wrote:
L> Edgar> Is there a way to reply to this message and have the reply
L> Edgar> template remove the > signs.

L> Edgar> So that my reply will just show:

L> Edgar>This is an example.
L> Edgar>Of the text I receive.


L> Yep. Use %TEXT instead of %QUOTES in your template.
This is not true, when I use %TEXT instead of %Quotes your answer
would look like this:

-%<
Edgar> So that my reply will just show:

Edgar>This is an example.
Edgar>Of the text I receive.

Yep. Use %TEXT instead of %QUOTES in your template.

But I want it to look like this:

-%<
So that my reply will just show:

   This is an example.
   Of the text I receive.

Yep. Use %TEXT instead of %QUOTES in your template.


So I would like the answer template to remove the > that are
already in the message.

It just have to remove all > or "> " at the beginning of all
lines.

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Re: Removing Qoute sign ">" with reply template

[Leif Gregory]

Hello Edgar,

Tuesday, April 13, 2004, 11:35:55 AM, you wrote:
Edgar> Is there a way to reply to this message and have the reply
Edgar> template remove the > signs.

Edgar> So that my reply will just show:

Edgar>This is an example.
Edgar>Of the text I receive.


Yep. Use %TEXT instead of %QUOTES in your template.



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Removing Qoute sign ">" with reply template

[Edgar van Dijk]

Hello All,

I often receive messages with the text quoted.

  > This is an example.
  > Of the text I receive.

Is there a way to reply to this message and have the reply
template remove the > signs.

So that my reply will just show:

   This is an example.
   Of the text I receive.

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Re: Reply template problem

[Tony Boom]

Hello William,

  A reminder of what William Sigmund typed on:
  26 November 2003 at 22:08:03 GMT +

WS> Is there anything I have overlooked?

 %TOFNAME

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Re[2]: Reply template problem

[William Sigmund]

Roelof,

Thanks, I've found the problem.

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Re: Reply template problem

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo William,

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 07:33:34 +GMT (27-11-03, 8:33 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

WS> I can't get anything I enter into the Reply template in the
WS> AddressBook to appear in the message editor when I create a reply.

The most common reason for that is having multiple entries in your
AB(s) for the same address.

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Re[2]: Reply template problem

[William Sigmund]

Roelof,

RO> In an AB template it should be easy. You can insert his/her name
RO> without any macros. ;-)

I can't get anything I enter into the Reply template in the
AddressBook to appear in the message editor when I create a reply.

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Re[2]: Reply template problem

[William Sigmund]

Thomas,

Yes, my mistake, thanks.

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Re: Reply template problem

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello William,

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 22:08:03 + GMT (27/11/2003, 05:08 +0700 GMT),
William Sigmund wrote:

> I use this to get the first name from the address book:

> %AbFROMFirstName

This would be your own name; you are the sender in the FROM field. If
you do not have your own address in the AB, this macro will return an
empty string.

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Re: Reply template problem

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo William,

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 22:08:03 +GMT (26-11-03, 23:08 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

WS> I can't get my reply template to insert the recipient's name into
WS> either a folder template or an address book template.

In an AB template it should be easy. You can insert his/her name
without any macros. ;-)

WS> I use this to get the first name from the address book:
WS> %AbFROMFirstName

You want to get the first name of the recipient in a reply, that means
you can get it the current To or from the old from, so the macro would
be %ABToFirstName (the current To) or %ABOFromFirstName ( the Old From)
When you're using this in an ABTemplate you're sure that you've got an
AB listing for your recipient, but when you're using this in a folder
or account template, it's possible that you haven't got a AB listing
for the original poster, so you could use:
%ABOFromFirstName="OFromFName" this macro'll take the first name from
the AB and when that's not possible it takes the first name from the
old from header.

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Reply template problem

[William Sigmund]

Hi,

I can't get my reply template to insert the recipient's name into
either a folder template or an address book template.

I use this to get the first name from the address book:

%AbFROMFirstName

Is there anything I have overlooked?

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Re: Reply-Template

[Tony Boom]

Hello Timo,

  A reminder of what Timo Boettcher typed on:
  26 November 2003 at 18:21:47 GMT +0100

TB> Something like what I did above by hand...

-- 8< 

 Hello %TOFNAME,

%TOFNAME, %OFROMADDR, %DATE, %TIME

- 8< ---

The above template will look like this:

Hello Timo,

Timo, [EMAIL PROTECTED], 26 November 2003, 18:07


You could try %DATELONG or %TIMELONG depending on what format you want
it. Be careful about including other peoples email address in reply's
though, some of them can get snotty which is why I botched yours up in
this reply.

HTH
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Re: Reply-Template

[Timo Boettcher]

Hi Roelof,


* Roelof Otten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 6:17:46 PM:

> BTW This is the third message of yours that I'm replying to this
> afternoon (that's no problem)
Thx for that
> and each time I had to delete your name and the listfooter in order
> to trim my quotes. When you put a signature delimiter
> ( on a newline) just above your name TB
> (and all other grown up mail clients) deletes them automatically
> from the reply. 
> In order to see what I mean, just reply to this message.
> This line should be the last one quoted, though it isn't the last in
> my mail.
I didn't notice that, since I don't use a (real) signature, and all
other mailinglists I use (except the ones sponsored by Sourceforge)
that have a listfooter put that sequence above their list-footer on
their own...


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Re: Reply-Template

[Timo Boettcher]

Hi Tony,

* Tony Boom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 2003-11-26, 15:02:14:

>   A reminder of what Timo Boettcher typed on:
>   26 November 2003 at 14:09:30 GMT +0100

>> I am trying to create a reply-template that quotes the senders name
>> and/or mailaddress and has (for all subfolders of my
>> mailinglist-folder) an english date/time, regardless of my windows,
>> thebat, spellchecking and other settings. Is that possible?

> Similar to this one you mean? All the ingredients your asking for are
> in it. Maybe not in the correct order you want but if it is the sort
> of thing let me know and I'll send it to you off list.

> If you give me an idea of the format you want I'll see if I can format
> that way.

Something like what I did above by hand...


 Timo



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Re: Reply-Template

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Timo,

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 14:09:30 +0100GMT (26-11-03, 14:09 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

TB>   I am trying to create a reply-template that quotes the senders name

%OFromName

TB>   and/or mailaddress

%OFromAddr

TB>   and has (for all subfolders of my
TB>   mailinglist-folder) an english date/time,

%OTimeLongEn

Only issue is that you'd like to have this template inherited by a set
of subfolders and that can't be done (yet) Easiest would be to set an
Address Book group with al the addresses of your mailing lists and put
this reply template in the properties of said AB group.

BTW This is the third message of yours that I'm replying to this
afternoon (that's no problem) and each time I had to delete your name
and the listfooter in order to trim my quotes. When you put a
signature delimiter ( on a newline) just
above your name TB (and all other grown up mail clients) deletes them
automatically from the reply.
In order to see what I mean, just reply to this message.
This line should be the last one quoted, though it isn't the last in my mail.

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Re: Reply-Template

[Tony Boom]

  Message created:  26/11/2003 @ 13:58 gmt


Hello Timo, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

  A reminder of what Timo Boettcher typed on:
  26 November 2003 at 14:09:30 GMT +0100

TB>   I am trying to create a reply-template that quotes the senders name
TB>   and/or mailaddress and has (for all subfolders of my
TB>   mailinglist-folder) an english date/time, regardless of my windows,
TB>   thebat, spellchecking and other settings.
TB>   Is that possible?

Similar to this one you mean? All the ingredients your asking for are
in it. Maybe not in the correct order you want but if it is the sort
of thing let me know and I'll send it to you off list.

If you give me an idea of the format you want I'll see if I can format
that way.

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Reply-Template

[Timo Boettcher]

Hi,

  I am trying to create a reply-template that quotes the senders name
  and/or mailaddress and has (for all subfolders of my
  mailinglist-folder) an english date/time, regardless of my windows,
  thebat, spellchecking and other settings.
  Is that possible?

 Timo



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Re: ReWrap [Reply template] ?

[Carsten Thönges]

* John Morse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> How would I modify the regular expression so that it only removes
> blank lines from the message that I am quoting.

--8<---cut here---start->8---
%If:`%_rblFirstTime`==``:`%-
%___%_rblFirstTime="No"%-
%___%_rblText="%Quotes"%-
`%-
%SetPattRegExp="(?ism)\A(.*?)(\n{2,})(.*?)\z"%-
%RegExpBlindMatch(%_rblText)%-
%If:"%SubPatt(2)"<>"":"%-
%___%_rblText='%SubPatt(1)
%__%SubPatt(3)'%-
%___%QInclude(quotes_minus_blank_lines)":"%-
%___%_rblText"%-
--8<---cut here---end--->8---

This QT's name is »quotes_minus_blank_lines« so you have to replace
%Quotes by %QInclude(quotes_minus_blank_lines). If you give it
another name don't forget to adjust the %QInclude call in the QT.
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ReWrap [Reply template] ?

[John Morse]

Hello The_Bat! Users,

   With the ReWrap Reply Template (found here 
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/Library.html)
   How would I modify the regular expression so that it only removes
   blank lines from the message that I am quoting.

   For example:
   (from this)
   Blah Blah

   Blah, Blah-Blah, Blah

   This is sample text.

   Bye
   John

   (to this)
   Blah Blah
   Blah, Blah-Blah, Blah
   This is sample text.
   Bye
   John


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Re: Reply template oddity - any thoughts please?

[Robin Anson]

On Wed 10 September 2003, 6:01:42 +1000, Alexander wrote:
> Since converting an HTML reply to plain text in Outlook doesn't leave any
> "Message" or whatever fragments, I'd assume it has been overlooked in TBv2.

It was in tb! v1.6x as well. I have been aware of it for some time,
but I just put up with it.

Robin

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Re: Reply template oddity - any thoughts please?

[Alexander]

09-Sep-2003 19:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

A>> ... I may not be of help with the initial problem (which looks incomplete
A>> HTML filtering to me since the  tag itself is filtered while its
A>> contents remain)...

> Yes but is that a TB! bug or something to do with the generating
> Outlook do you think?

Since converting an HTML reply to plain text in Outlook doesn't leave any
"Message" or whatever fragments, I'd assume it has been overlooked in TBv2.

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Re: Reply template oddity - any thoughts please?

[Anne]

Tuesday, September 9, 2003, 12:00:56 PM, Coyle306 wrote:

C> I've  noticed  the  same  thing  when I reply in plain text to an html
C> message.   "Message"  appears  at  the  very  beginning  of the quoted
C> original message text.


Is this a bug that needs reporting then?

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Re: Reply template oddity - any thoughts please?

[Anne]

Tuesday, September 9, 2003, 5:48:33 AM, Alexander wrote:

A> ... I may not be of help with the initial problem (which looks incomplete
A> HTML filtering to me since the  tag itself is filtered while its
A> contents remain)...

Yes but is that a TB! bug or something to do with the generating
Outlook do you think?


A> ...but I think it would be a wise idea to not put the original quotes
A> *under* the sigdash, as it is in the template now. :)

Agreed but that is his choice... ;-)

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Reply template oddity - any thoughts please?

[Coyle306]

AA> So far so good - but when he receives a mail from one user and replies
AA> using the template above the reply has the word Message before the
AA> quoted text. So it would appear like this:

AA> MessageHi Fred...blah blah blah...

I've  noticed  the  same  thing  when I reply in plain text to an html
message.   "Message"  appears  at  the  very  beginning  of the quoted
original message text.



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Re: Reply template oddity - any thoughts please?

[Alexander]

09-Sep-2003 01:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I have a user on the forum with a curious problem - he has set up a
> reply template on his account that says this:

... I may not be of help with the initial problem (which looks incomplete
HTML filtering to me since the  tag itself is filtered while its
contents remain)...

...but I think it would be a wise idea to not put the original quotes
*under* the sigdash, as it is in the template now. :)

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Reply template oddity - any thoughts please?

[Anne]

Hello TBUDLers,

I have a user on the forum with a curious problem - he has set up a
reply template on his account that says this:


Hello %OFromFName,

%Cursor

-- 
Best regards,

%FromFName

mailto:%FromAddr

%ODateEn, %OTimeLongEn, %OFromName wrote:

%QUOTES


So far so good - but when he receives a mail from one user and replies
using the template above the reply has the word Message before the
quoted text. So it would appear like this:

MessageHi Fred...blah blah blah...

He has sent me copies of the expanded headers for the mails that cause
this to happen and the sender is using Outlook (see headers below) and
sending as multipart/alternative content type.


MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="=_NextPart_000_004D_01C37174.9AD10340"
X-Priority: 3 (Normal)
X-MSMail-Priority: Normal
X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook, Build 10.0.4510
Importance: Normal
X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2800.1165




Message





If you look down the headers you'll see there is a title tag enclosing
the word Message - it seems that this is what is appearing at the
start of the quoted message. Is this something that he (a) needs to
ask his correspondent to turn off (if possible)? or is it (b) a bug in
the way that TB! handles multipart/alternative messages generated in
Outlook? (c) any other option?

Anyone able to help us with this one please?

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Re: Reply template?

[Greg Strong]

Hello Perry,

>   I'm sure you and Greg both know it should be Ctrl-C for COPY rather
>   than Ctrl-V, which is the key combination for PASTE, not copy.

Yes my mistake.

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Re: Reply template?

[Stuart Hemming]

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TF> Or do you just use %Clipboard (without parameter) and that will paste
TF> from, instead of copy to, the clipboard?
Yes. I have expressions like %x=%clipboard in some of the macro's I
have here.

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Re: Reply template?

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Perry,

On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 05:22:35 -0400 GMT (08/09/2003, 16:22 +0700 GMT),
Perry Nelson wrote:

TF>> Have you tried %Clipboard=%Text for crtl-A?

TF>> Still thinking about crtl-V...

>   I'm sure you and Greg both know it should be Ctrl-C for COPY rather
>   than Ctrl-V, which is the key combination for PASTE, not copy.

Before you can copy (crtl-C), you must select all (ctrl-A). So
correctly said, what I think the above should do is "ctrl-A followed by
ctrl-C".

Of course ctrl-V is paste. That's what I haven't figured out yet. How
do you paste from the clipboard into the message by macro?

Or do you just use %Clipboard (without parameter) and that will paste
from, instead of copy to, the clipboard?

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Re: Reply template?

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Greg,

On Sun, 7 Sep 2003 16:48:20 -0500 GMT (08/09/2003, 04:48 +0700 GMT),
Greg Strong wrote:

> Ctrl+A | Ctrl+V | Select desired text for in line quoting | F4

> Is there any way I can implement the select all (i.e. Ctrl+A) and copy
> (i.e. Ctrl+V) in the reply template?

Have you tried %Clipboard=%Text for crtl-A?

Still thinking about crtl-V...

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Re: Reply template?

[Greg Strong]

Hello Kevin,

> Oh, in that case I understand your need. I haven't tried what you are
> attempting, but will follow this thread with interest.

It works all you have to do is remember to copy the entire contents of
the message to the clipboard before you select the text you want to
quote with the F4 key.

If you are interested here is the reply template I place in the AB for
the individuals I want such a reply.

--begin reply template--->
Hello Professor,

%ODateEn, %OTimeLongEn, %OFROMFNAME wrote:

%Qinclude="w"
%Cursor

-- 
Sincerely,

Greg Strong
Phone: 111-111-
Cell:  222-222-
%BCC="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"


%QInclude(tech)%-
---end reply template---<---


The quick template below is Carsten's modified box quote per Roelof's
suggestion. I called it "tech" QT.

--begin tech quick template--->
%REM=' bq - Paste as Boxquote
written by Carsten Thoenges, December 2002
June 2003 - use new features of v1.63 beta 8
'%-
%_TopAndTail=" "%-
%_TopCorner=" "%-
%_BottomCorner=" "%-
%_Side="> "%-
%_TitleFormat=" "%-
%-
%-
%If:+%-
%___%SetPattRegExp="\A(ct,6667,,,TOH)"%-
%___%RegExpMatch(%_Text)+=++%-
:+%-
%___%_TopCorner%_TopAndTail%_TitleFormat
%___%_Text="%Clipboard"%-
%___%If:"%SetPattRegExp='(?is).*\n\z'%RegExpMatch(%_Text)"="":"%-
%__%-%_Text='%_Text
'"%-
%___%_Text="ct,6667,,,TOH%_Text"%-
%___%QInclude(tech)
%___%_BottomCorner%_TopAndTail%-
+:+%-
%___%If:"%-
%___%SetPattRegExp='(?is)\A.*?\n(.*)\z'%-
%___%RegExpMatch='%_Text'"<>""%-
:"%-
%___%SetPattRegExp='(?is)\Act,6667,,,TOH(.*?\n)'%-
%___%_Side%RegExpMatch='%_Text'%-
%___%_Text='ct,6667,,,TOH%-
%__%SetPattRegExp=#(?is)\Act,6667,,,TOH.*?\n(.*)#%-
%__%RegExpMatch(%_Text)'%-
%___%QInclude(tech)"%-
:"%_Side%SetPattRegExp=&\Act,6667,,,TOH(.*)&%-
%__%-%RegExpMatch=&%_Text&%-
"%-
+%-
---end tech qt---<---


I include recursive wrap in my replies so the message is always the same
approximate width.  If there is formatting in the original you may want
to exclude this from a reply template.

--begin w QT ->---
%_Wrap_Text="%Qinclude(qx)"%-
%QINCLUDE(wrap2)
--end w QT---<


--begin qx QT ->---
%QUOTES('%SETPATTREGEXP="(?is)%-
((\s*)?\n?-BEGIN PGP SIGNED.*?\n(Hash:.*?\n)?\s*)?%-
(\s*(Dear|Hi|Hello|Hey|Greetings|Howdy).{0,20}\n+)?%-
(-+[\S ]+\n)?%-
(.*?)(^(%-
- -*?\s*?--\s*\n|%-
--+\s*\n|%-
_{40,}\s*\n|%-
-{40,}\s*\n|%-
Kind regards,?\n|%-
Love,?\n|%-
Cheers,?\n|%-
\n-BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE.*s?\n|%-
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Just copy the reply template into the AB. You may want to modify the
greeting, and copy and past all the QTs. There you have it. Works fine.

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Re: Reply template?

[Greg Strong]

Hello Roelof,

> I gather from your message that you're using Carsten's boxquote macro
> as listed in:
> http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/Library.html#boxquotes

Sort of, but a little different. Have they updated the macro library
with v2 yet? Actually it is the box quote Carsten put in TBBETA before
v2 was release because with v1.63b8 forward the macros changed some
what. I'm not regex expert, so I rely on them.


> Put that under your signature delimiter, replace '|' with '>' and
> '%clipboard' with '%text', now the only thing to do should be cleaning
> the dashes. Didn't try it myself though. %text won't do it by itself,
> because that doesn't insert a '>' %quotes won't do it, because you're
> using a limited selection of the previous message.

Yes I got it to work. It does save some work.

The old way:

Ctrl+A | Ctrl+V | select desired text for in line quoting | F4 |  Ctrl+End | Alt+Insert

The new way:

Ctrl+A | Ctrl+V | Select desired text for in line quoting | F4

Is there any way I can implement the select all (i.e. Ctrl+A) and copy
(i.e. Ctrl+V) in the reply template?

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Re: Reply template?

[Kevin Coates]

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Hi Greg,

On Sunday, September 7, 2003at 12:02 GMT -0500, Greg Strong [GS] wrote
in :

GS> Kevin,

>> I think the moderators will kill you. :)

GS> I don't want to use it on mail lists. This is with regard to
GS> correspondence on a programming class where discussion gets quite
GS> technical and I want to maintain prior messages for references.

Oh, in that case I understand your need. I haven't tried what you are
attempting, but will follow this thread with interest.

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Re: Reply template?

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Greg,

On Sun, 7 Sep 2003 10:51:41 -0500 GMT (07/09/2003, 22:51 +0700 GMT),
Greg Strong wrote:

> I'd like to use the F4 key to quote text in a reply, but also include
> the entire message below my signature with a prefix of ">". I've tried
> the %text macro below the signature, and it doesn't work.  The format
> I'd like to use is below.  Any ideals?  TIA!

I don't think you can alter the behaviour of the F4 key. What you can
do is use a second %Quotes macro below your signature and just hit
reply. Of course, you will then have to manually delete all unwanted
stuff from the %Quotes marco result above your signature.

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Re: Reply template?

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Greg,

On Sun, 7 Sep 2003 10:51:41 -0500GMT (7-9-03, 17:51 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

GS> I'd like to use the F4 key to quote text in a reply, but also include
GS> the entire message below my signature with a prefix of ">". I've tried
GS> the %text macro below the signature, and it doesn't work.

I gather from your message that you're using Carsten's boxquote macro
as listed in: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/Library.html#boxquotes

Put that under your signature delimiter, replace '|' with '>' and
'%clipboard' with '%text', now the only thing to do should be cleaning
the dashes.
Didn't try it myself though.
%text won't do it by itself, because that doesn't insert a '>'
%quotes won't do it, because you're using a limited selection of the
previous message.

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Re: Reply template?

[Greg Strong]

Hello Kevin,

> I think the moderators will kill you. :)

I don't want to use it on mail lists. This is with regard to
correspondence on a programming class where discussion gets quite
technical and I want to maintain prior messages for references. BTW I
don't think the individuals use TB.

> All kidding aside, by including the whole message in addition to your
> inline response, you are doubling the bandwidth.

NOT for mail lists.  :-)

> As long as you keep messages in your message base for a reasonable
> period of time, adding a "mid" reference like above seems to be more
> bandwidth friendly. This is especially true in mailing lists where
> others are using The Bat! If you need to refer to the original, I can
> simply click on the link above and open a copy in another window.

Irrelevant.  See above.  BTW I don't use TB JUST for mailing lists. To
be honest the mail lists are another resource like this one. It provides
the ability to increase my productivity with TB. So my original question
still holds.

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