Hello Carsten,
Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 12:55:05 AM, you wrote:
CT You can create and edit your QTs as regular text files and include
CT them via the %Include macro. Just in case you didn't know that ;-)
In this case I still have to create the QT in the quick template
editor window and link
still have to create the QT in the quick template
editor window and link each of the QT to different external files.
But I would like to have all QT is one single file.
That's true, but ...
Suppose you used a text editor (or even a word processor, if you were
careful) to created a file that looked
Wed, 2 Jun 2004 10:32:39 -0400 (10:32 AM EDT here) Dan Grunberg wrote:
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Test, but the QT called Test would contain is:
%INCLUDE=path\Test.txt%-
And the one word makes all the difference grin.
Using: The Bat! v2.10.03, BayesIt! 0.5.4, MyMacros 1.10
Windows
Hello list,
Tuesday, June 1, 2004, 7:44:54 AM, I wrote:
C Where does TB keep the QTs? Couldn't I edit the file where TB keeps
C them with an external text editor?
I found all QTs in the file ACCOUNT.QTN in the account folder in
your mail directory (for example: D:\...\The [EMAIL PROTECTED])
* Cyrille writes:
Where does TB keep the QTs? Couldn't I edit the file where TB keeps
them with an external text editor?
I found all QTs in the file ACCOUNT.QTN in the account folder in
your mail directory (for example: D:\...\The Bat!\cyrille[...]\ACCOUNT.QTN)
Does anybody has some
Hello TBUDL,
While working a lot with quick templates I found The Bat!'s quick
template editor quiet poor: small text entry area, no possibility to
copy and duplicate QTs, no possibility to move QTs back and forth
between different accounts...
Is there another way of working with QTs
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