Hi Alexey, On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 03:32:39 +0900 Alexey N. Vinogradov wrote:
> ...for mailing lists I use the folder's level templates to make the life > easy:). Bad idea. [Template] > So, to write a new letter to the list I just select the appropriate folder > and press F5. This is comfortable, because I use different "from" address > for different lists: Use Folder "Identity" instead of %From ... it's much more easy and fool-proof. > The problem arises when I try to click a mailto: link outsite The Bat! (in > IE, for example) when I have such folder opened in The Bat!. So, if I read > the letter from tbbeta and then, browsing throw internet found an address I > want to write to, and press such "mailto:"; link, The Bat! pops up and create > a new blank letter for me. But this letter actually created on the base of > the opened folder's template! If I click a "mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]", > the letter is actually created to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"... You requested this behavior by using '%To="...."' :-) Create an AB-entry for TBBETA, assign a short nickname, clear the folder template, set folder "Identity" appropriately and to create a new message go to the folder, hit <F5>, enter the nickname for TBBETA and hit <Tab>. Nearly as easy as '%to' macro, but quite more secure in respect of misadressing mails :-) -- Ciao, Pit ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 2.0b4 | "Using TBBETA" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
