Hi tbudl,
is it possible to configure thebat to take AW: like RE:? the
german outlook uses it
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Kind regards
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Hi Benjamin,
is it possible to configure thebat to take AW: like RE:? the
german outlook uses it
Don't.. it'll mess up mailing list subjects as follows:
Re: AW: Re: AW: Re: AW: My cat barked at me...
Happens all the time - I mean the messing up of subjects :-)
Re is international standard,
Hi again,
is it possible to configure thebat to take AW: like RE:? the
german outlook uses it
Anyway, putting the macro %Subject=AW: %OSubj into your reply
template should work.
Antje
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Hi Antje,
Happens all the time - I mean the messing up of subjects :-)
Re is international standard, Outlook developers, among others,
haven't understood that yet.
yep, that's the problem - the AW:'s mess up my thread views, the
problem is not that i want to send AW: instead of RE: ;)
Mit
Hi Benjamin,
yep, that's the problem - the AW:'s mess up my thread views, the
problem is not that i want to send AW: instead of RE: ;)
Oh, I'm sorry - I understand your question now. I don't think there's
a solution to this... if there is one, I'd be glad to know it, too
;-)) Maybe someone has
05-Sep-2003 12:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is it possible to configure thebat to take AW: like RE:? the
german outlook uses it
Carsten Tönges (on this mailing list) provided me (and others:) with two
small quick templates, the main feature is the replace template, you feed
it what you want to
Hi Alexander,
I have it in my reply template to replace AW: with (nothing),
and end up with a standard Re: bla subject line (in addition, I
use it to replace Umlauts into 7bit chars, like ä to ae etc.)
But that's only when you're replying... but the problem was how
to get The Bat! to
Hi Antje,
But that's only when you're replying... but the problem was how
to get The Bat! to interpret AW as it interprets Re in _incoming_
mails so that it puts them into the correct thread.
thats exactly what i mean, thank you for translating :)
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Kind regards
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05-Sep-2003 15:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But that's only when you're replying... but the problem was how
to get The Bat! to interpret AW as it interprets Re in _incoming_
mails so that it puts them into the correct thread. I think that was
the problem, I already got Benjamin wrong once
Hi,
Alexander wrote:
05-Sep-2003 15:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But that's only when you're replying... but the problem was how
to get The Bat! to interpret AW as it interprets Re in _incoming_
mails so that it puts them into the correct thread. I think that was
the problem, I already got
05-Sep-2003 17:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There should be a combination of both threading features, you know, if
one doesn't work, it uses the other one ;-)..
I guess I'm lucky, only rarely I have mails from darn stupid hotmail.com
accounts that strip references.
but I guess we'll have to
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