Cobaco wrote: > nope, a decent email client is supposed to have to following: > 1) reply to sender -> reply to from adress (or contents of > reply-to header > if present) > 2) reply to all -> reply to every adress present > 3) reply to list -> reply to value of list-post header > > problem with outlook is that it lacks reply-to-list AFAIK > (probably because > the built-in approximation of an email list in exchange > groupware is a > shared folder with 'discussion' items, not an actual list)
Does all email list software insert a list-post header? I'm on a couple hosted with LSoft and a load with Yahoo and none of them seem to, although that may be because they are all configured with the Reply-To to be the list address already (as, I note, does OSM-newbies). I ask as I was considering looking into writing an add-in for the "reply to list" option for Outlook 2007 (which I use), but if it will only work on the few lists I subscribe to related to OSM (other than the Newbies one) then I'm not sure it is worth the effort. I'd rather learn Perl and try and get the [EMAIL PROTECTED] client to work more reliably on Vista <bg>. Not that I'm too bothered, as long as I remember to check "To" before clicking "Send" (this reply almost went to cobaco only). Ed _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
