Friday, June 11, 2004, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
U I do that using the mouse-wheel, so I have to do a mousy-click
U first and then move my hand to the keyboard.
So your %Cursor macro should still be above the %Quotes macro, or not?
I prefer to have it under.
Saves me a little bit of work when I
Hello Urban,
On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 03:09:53 +0200 GMT (11/06/2004, 08:09 +0700 GMT),
Urban wrote:
No, I'm not. But my cursor is indeed set before the quotes, and I
delete or not and write my replies while I go along.
U Didn't think of that. But I can see the sense in it. Just move down
U using
Hello Urban,
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004 19:13:01 +0200 GMT (10/06/2004, 00:13 +0700 GMT),
Urban wrote:
%TO=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hallo %TFName
%Cursor
%Quotes
U Advocating top-posting now, are we? (tsk tsk)
U SCNR
No, I'm not. But my cursor is indeed set before the quotes, and I
delete or
Hello Robin,
Tuesday, June 8, 2004, 11:52:31 PM, you wrote:
There seems
to be a conflict between different QT or a bug with the %LANGUAGE
macro. I did not narrow down yet what might be the reason.
I think I will start a new thread with this question.
RA Good idea!
RA When I am trying to
On Fri 11 June 2004, 7:46:27 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
Another question about the SetLanguage QT: What exactly does the QT
when I reply to a sender which is *not* in my AB?
I looked back through this thread, and I think the answer is that it uses
a default of setting the language to AM. You could
Thursday, June 10, 2004, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
U Advocating top-posting now, are we? (tsk tsk) SCNR
No, I'm not. But my cursor is indeed set before the quotes, and I
delete or not and write my replies while I go along.
Didn't think of that. But I can see the sense in it. Just move down
Hello Cyrille,
On Sun, 6 Jun 2004 23:49:43 +0200 GMT (07/06/2004, 04:49 +0700 GMT),
Cyrille wrote:
C What do you mean with manually? I use it in QT.
C And I see it in many places at the end, and not at the beginning of a line.
Let's say your QT looks like this:
%TO=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wednesday, June 9, 2004, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
%TO=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hallo %TFName
%Cursor
%Quotes
Advocating top-posting now, are we? (tsk tsk)
SCNR
snippeti-do-da
Help / Index / Macros / Full alphabetic list / Dash macro.
No! It's gone! :-(
It's there, the first one,
Hello Robin and Roelof,
The problem seems to be solved.
Tuesday, June 8, 2004, 12:20:51 AM, you wrote:
RA I agree with Roelof's suggestions:
RA* put before the %- in each of the %If statements in the
RA master_new_message QT
This works the line which disappeard is back again now.
RA
On Tue 8 June 2004, 16:31:41 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
The problem seems to be solved.
Excellent
RA* include %- at the end of the final %If statement in the
RA master_new_message QT
This part does not seem to have an influence on the output.
RA And if you omit the %- after
RA
Hello Robin,
Tuesday, June 8, 2004, 9:47:14 AM, you wrote:
RA And if you omit the %- after
RA%If:%_SetLang=PL:%QInclude(new_PL):
RA you will find you have one extra blank line in your Polish messages.
With or without %- same result. The Polish messages behave like all
the others...
RA Even
On Tue 8 June 2004, 20:15:18 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
The first tests do not look well. During the last two hours I crashed
TB exactly nine times (got frozen and I had to kill it). There seems
to be a conflict between different QT or a bug with the %LANGUAGE
macro. I did not narrow down yet what
On Mon 7 June 2004, 15:15:24 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
At the end of the QT I omitted also the # at the end of the last code
line.
Ah, yes I see now. I hadn't noticed that previously.
What is this # good for?
The %If macro works like this:
%If:var1comparison operatorvar2:action if true:action
Hallo Cyrille,
On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 07:15:24 +0200GMT (7-6-04, 7:15 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:
C At the end of the QT I omitted also the # at the end of the last code
C line.
That's isn't a very good idea. You'd better put it back.
C What is this # good for?
It's a delimiter, just like
Hello Robin,
Monday, June 7, 2004, 9:41:40 AM, you wrote:
What *exactly* does %-?
RA It tells TB! to ignore a following new line (i.e. a blank line).
RA It will also mark the end of a macro if there might be ambiguity about
RA where the end is.
(...)
RA When TB! processed that, each line would
Hallo Cyrille,
On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 15:18:42 +0200GMT (7-6-04, 15:18 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:
C %If:%_SetLang=AM:%QInclude(new_EN):%-
Try to insert behind every last colon or omit every trailing colon.
It looks like the %if statement are grabbing some extra text, since
the editor thinks
On Mon 7 June 2004, 23:18:42 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
But now I happen to have the problem the other way around!!!
Lines disappear which should be there.
With my several levels of nested QT it seems that one of the QT
swallows lines of the others. But I could not determine where it comes
from:
Hello Robin,
Saturday, June 5, 2004, 3:25:40 AM, you wrote:
RA I'm sure it will be lines in a QT that don't have the %- at the end.
What exactly does *- do ?
[20 min browsing through the help file did not give any answer.]
--
Best regards,
Cyrille
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[ TB! 2.10.01,
Hello Cyrille,
On Sun, 6 Jun 2004 19:31:44 +0200 GMT (07/06/2004, 00:31 +0700 GMT),
Cyrille wrote:
RA I'm sure it will be lines in a QT that don't have the %- at the end.
C What exactly does *- do ?
*- does nothing. %- suppresses the new line that you manually
enter after it.
--
Cheers,
Hello Thomas,
Sunday, June 6, 2004, 7:44:19 PM, you wrote:
TF *- does nothing. %- suppresses the new line that you manually
TF enter after it.
Sorry for my mistyping. But still did not get the point.
What do you mean with manually? I use it in QT.
And I see it in many places at the end, and not
Hello Robin,
Saturday, June 5, 2004, 3:25:40 AM, you wrote:
RA Hmm, I'm sure it will be lines in a QT that don't have the %- at the end.
RA Perhaps there are some blank lines that should have a %-. Check that
RA there are no blank lines at the end of a QT. These may not be obvious
RA until you
On Mon 7 June 2004, 8:05:59 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
(2)
[ SetLanguage QT ]
%REM=^%-
Set language based on recipient's addressbook memo entry containing a
line starting Language: followed by the language code
If this doesn't exist, use the TLD in the recipient's address
^%-
%-
Hello Robin,
Monday, June 7, 2004, 2:37:25 AM, you wrote:
RA What you have done at the end of line 10 is correct. It actually appears
RA to be line 11 if you count the blank line at the beginning.
At the end of the QT I omitted also the # at the end of the last code
line.
What is this # good
Hello Cyrille,
Do you have another idea what could be the reason?
I fully concur with what Robin Anson tells you in his reply.
--
Best regards,
Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain)
Using The Bat! v2.10.03
Current version is 2.11.02 |
Hello MAU,
Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 1:54:06 AM, you wrote:
M Include %- without the quote marks at the end of each QINCLUDE line.
I went through all my QT. The %- are all there.
But I still have my empty lines before the greeting in all my
generated messages.
Do you have another idea what
On Sat 5 June 2004, 8:38:14 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
I went through all my QT. The %- are all there.
But I still have my empty lines before the greeting in all my
generated messages.
Hmm, I'm sure it will be lines in a QT that don't have the %- at the end.
Perhaps there are some blank lines that
On Tue 1 June 2004, 7:24:05 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
I am wondering what is the best way to use it also for Reply and
Forward templates?
Of course, it would be possible create three QT SetLanguage like the one you
described:
%SetLanguage1 calls the templates for New Messages.
%SetLanguage2
Hello Robin,
Tuesday, June 1, 2004, 1:47:13 PM, you wrote:
RA ...
RA This would allow you to have:
RA* one SetLanguage QT,
RA* one master template for new messages
RA* one master template for replies
RA* one master template for forwarding
RA Then each language that you want to
Hello Cyrille,
My impression is that each %QINCLUDE(xxx) line in the templates
provokes a line feed in the final output.
How can I avoid this?
Include %- without the quote marks at the end of each QINCLUDE line.
--
Best regards,
Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain)
Using The Bat! v2.10.03
On Wed 2 June 2004, 8:36:51 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
RA You might also find that the first part of the reply and forwarding templates
RA for each language is simply the new message template for that language.
I am not sure whether I understand how you mean this.
Let me show by an example.
For
Hello Robin,
Wednesday, May 26, 2004, 2:19:12 AM, you wrote:
RA You would need to create Reply and Forward
RA message templates in a similar way. However, it shouldn't be too
RA difficult to do.
Your proposition (mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) works very well.
But for the moment I have it working only
On Wed 26 May 2004, 10:19:12 +1000, I wrote:
2. Create SetLanguage QT to select an appropriate language like this
[ SetLanguage QT ]
%REM=^%-
Set language based on recipient's addressbook memo entry containing a
line starting Language: followed by the language code
If this doesn't
Hello Robin,
Monday, May 24, 2004, 5:00:53 AM, you wrote:
raoca If you want to set a language for existing addressbook entries (as
raoca opposed to being able to set a language in a reply to a previously
raoca unknown sender), one approach would be to use the addressbook memo field
Is there a
On Wed 26 May 2004, 4:31:03 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
Is there a (semi-)automated way to insert such a line in hundreds of AB
entries?
If the addressbook entries do not already have information in the memo
field, you can select multiple entries, and then Edit-Properties and
select the memo tab to
Hello Roelof,
On Sat, 22 May 2004 20:13:30 +0200 GMT (23/05/2004, 01:13 +0700 GMT),
Roelof Otten wrote:
RO I'll readily admit that there probably is some language recognizing
RO software, but that would a bit of specialized stuff.
Word on XP Pro kept switchign from EN to DE when I wrote a
Hello Roelof,
Saturday, May 22, 2004, 8:13:30 PM, you wrote:
C My question: I would like TB to choose automatically
C * the right language template, according to the domain extension
C of the recipients address. (But what should happen in case of .com
C or .net domains?)
RO Can be done with a
On Mon 24 May 2004, 4:20:23 +1000, Cyrille wrote:
I am not very keen on manually inserting the country field in the AB
for my 800 contacts. Because this solution is not much better than
analyzing the email address. It is true that in many cases it is
possible to say country = language , but
Hello ,
I am thinking about making TB my default mail client. But I am not yet
convinced. My decision depends on whether I find a solution for the
following problem:
My situation: I have to handle mail in 6 European languages and (at least) 3 different
charsets.
My question: I would like TB to
Hello Cyrille,
Is this possible? If yes, how?
Important: I don't want different folders for different languages. My
folders are organized by topic.
Does somebody out there has some other hints what could be helpful in
dealing with mail in multiple languages?
It is possible to a certain
Hello Cyrille,
I forgot to say a couple of things in my previous message.
Talking about using AB or Groups templates, you can create in you AB a
groups for each language and then, when you include someone new in your
AB assign him/her to the appropriate group.
The main reason I use the help of
Hallo Cyrille,
On Sat, 22 May 2004 18:08:26 +0200GMT (22-5-04, 18:08 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:
C I am thinking about making TB my default mail client.
Good choice.
C My situation: I have to handle mail in 6 European languages and (at
C least) 3 different charsets.
That should offer no
Hello Roelof,
C - Reply / Forward templates: according to the language used in the
C original message.
Forget about that. That's impossible. Without too much trouble I can
device a message (that won't make any sense, but that isn't the point)
that includes twenty words that can be found in
Hallo MAU,
On Sat, 22 May 2004 20:41:11 +0200GMT (22-5-04, 20:41 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:
C - Reply / Forward templates: according to the language used in the
C original message.
Forget about that. That's impossible. Without too much trouble I can
M POPFile works a treat if you train
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