On Tuesday, September 14, 1999 Steve Lamb wrote:
> Templates should be just that, templates. Place holders for
> information to be filled in later. They should not be filled in with
> optional information like whether or not to sign and encrypt a
> message, whether or not to drop the Re: counter and so on.
>
> I am talking options, in general, being shuffled into the template
> system, in general. That is at all of the template levels: account,
> folder, group and single-address.
I agree with you. But using templates is useful in conjunction with
"Quick Templates" and their shortcuts...
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