Reply Address - How To Insert From Template Using HTML

Hello To All, I have tried every way possible, but I cannot seem to have a working reply email address link except in the MicroEd Editor. I am trying to send out a group of mass mail emails to individuals (each addressed to an individual) and for reasons not worth getting into, I need to use

Re[2]: Reply Address - How To Insert From Template Using HTML

Hello Leif, Tuesday, May 25, 2004, 10:59:38 AM, you wrote: LG Don't know if this will work, but create the HTML file outside of TB LG and save it (make sure it's just the page you want to display). Then LG in TB us the %PUT macro to PUT the external HTML file in. Thanks, but it didn't work. It

Re[2]: Reply Address - How To Insert From Template Using HTML

Hello Leif, Tuesday, May 25, 2004, 2:03:22 PM, you wrote: LG Maybe I'm not fully understanding what you mean. Could you maybe post LG an example or explain it a bit more. LG If you just want to make a hyperlink in an e-mail, the HTML should be LG a simple tag. LG Am I on the wrong tangent?

Re[2]: Reply Address - How To Insert From Template Using HTML

Hello Leif, Tuesday, May 25, 2004, 3:01:30 PM, you wrote: LG Whoops... Let's try again with proper paragraph markings. LG So, if you want to see what I did, on my previous post, select it and LG hit F9 to view the source. It's not quite proper HTML spec, but I was LG just trying to make the

Re[2]: Reply Address - How To Insert From Template Using HTML

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Re[2]: Reply Address - How To Insert From Template Using HTML

Hello Leif, Tuesday, May 25, 2004, 4:12:20 PM, you wrote: LG Hmmm. Well let's start real basic like. Well, that didn't work for me either. Think I ought to reinstall? I've now had two messages kick back while screwing around with this. -- Thanks for your help Rusty Farabee

Re[2]: Reply Address - How To Insert From Template Using HTML

Hello Allie, Tuesday, May 25, 2004, 9:18:30 PM, you wrote: AM You'll need to send an example for one of us to examine. Maybe it's AM being altered in some way or you're making an error. AM If you're using MicroEd you shouldn't be getting all that extra code AM that you say that you're seeing.

Re[2]: Filter Question

Hello Roelof, Wednesday, May 26, 2004, 5:53:25 PM, you wrote: RO I don't know the site you saw these filters, but TB allows you to copy RO and paste filters from the sorting office to a text editor and back. RO Go to the sorting office RO Select a filter RO Press Ctrl-C (don't use the

Messages Appearing In Chat Folder

Hi Tbudl, I was testing some outgoing filters by sending messages to myself. The filter appears to be working, but a copy of the outgoing message is showing up in a chat folder, which I don't even recall creating. Is this a bug or as intended? If intended, why? -- Best regards, Rusty

Recommendation for Regular Expressions

Hello All, Before you get to the text, does anyone know why this message, which originally was sent in html format was bounced? I've now changed it to all text. I think. I meant to mention this earlier when I was fighting my way through macros, filters and regular expressions. For those of

Rogue Smileys - Bug or as Intended?

Hello All, Has anyone that views html messages (so that smileys are visible) noticed that some letters enclosed in parens sometimes, but not always, appear as smileys. For example, in an incoming message Open Paren b Close Paren (b) shows up as a beer mug, Open Paren c Close Paren (c) looks

Re[2]: Rogue Smileys - Bug or as Intended?

Robin, Thursday, July 1, 2004, 12:18:30 AM, you wrote: RA If you edit these lines to read RA Smiley = .\beer.gif, 0, :beer:, beer RA Smiley = .\coffee.gif, 0, :coffee:, coffee RA Smiley = .\lunch.gif, 0, :lunch:, lunch RA Then open TB! (or close and reopen it if not already closed)

Re: Fw: Html in Quick template

La, Friday, July 9, 2004, 9:26:13 AM, you wrote: LF Sorry to bother you again, but I'm in hurry. It is possible in the last LF version of TheBat! use Html or not LF in the quick template??? (see below) LF Thanks Martino In short, no. There is a rather laborious process to make it happen,

Re: composing html mail

jwayne, Friday, July 9, 2004, 6:25:25 PM, you wrote: j If I compose within TB using HTML/Plain Text and then switch to HTML only, HTML j formatting is lost. I can't cut/paste from one HTML message into another. If I j import text with HTML into the plain text editor and switch to HTML/Plain

Re[3]: composing html mail

jwayne, Saturday, July 10, 2004, 9:24:42 PM, you wrote: j Ya, know, I used to be a die-hard text-only email user and composer. But after j delving more into usability studies, the importance of font and layout control j in _email_ became very apparent. My experience also. j (And the

Smileys - How Are They Viewed By Non Bat Mail Programs

Hello All,   This is probably a really stupid question, but if I use a smiley such as :grin: and it is sent to someone who uses Outlook, will they see the smiley or word grin surrounded by colons.      --   Best regards,    Rusty Farabee                            

Re[2]: Smileys - How Are They Viewed By Non Bat Mail Programs

Leif,    Tuesday, July 20, 2004, 3:12:17 PM, you wrote:      LG For the most part, they'll see the word grin with :: around it.    LG However, someone with an IM client could most likely load the .MSL  LG file and download the images, and they'd see it.   Ok, last stupid question I hope.  I had

Version 3 Have The Following Been Fixed

Hello All, Can anyone verify if the following have been fixed: 1. Html editor actually working, along with spell checker. I know this is a generic question, but there are so many glitches that I'm not sure if I could list them all. As I recall when you go back and forth between the Micro