Hi Thomas, V>> It happenned many times, but I was lazy until now: V>> 1. I got an HTML mail. V>> 2. I open it for forwarding, using the MicroEd editor in text mode. I V>> add some text to the TEXT part of the mail. V>> 3. Sending the mail. V>> The other party who uses Outlook does not see my comments, as she only V>> see the HTML part of the mail. V>> Is it normal behaviour, or I should not add text to the text part, or what? > It is normal in the sense that it happens to me all the time. The > workaround is to delete the message.html file from the attachments.
Yes, that's what I used to do, but it is a workaround :( > The recipient will now see the message with your comments. Don't > worry, even if you use the HTML editor, your full HTML message will > still be intact. You are deleting only the incoming HTML message. > I don't know whether it's a fault in TB! or Outlook. Anyway, if there > is a message.html attachment, Outlook will open only that one and not > your message (text or HTML). And TB! attaches the incoming message as > message.html, so that's why they don't see your comments. It is TB's fault and should be addressed somehow, as we dont talk about a nonworking flag or message counter, a blurred icon, but something that affects the CORRECT emailing itself. The test I did: I forwarded a commented HTML message to another email address of mine. In my Sent folder, when I open the mail, I CAN see the comment. When I download the mail to my other email account (in TB), THERE IS NO TRACE of the comment in the source of the email. I am not saying that this is an easy problem to solve, but it should be addressed ASAP as clearly TB has a bug that affects the core of the program, namely that it can be used for emailing. Result: loss of confidence in TB. -- Vili ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 4.1.11.2 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
