Hi DOLIST Customer Support,
On Dienstag, 7. Dezember 1999 at 18:04:12 you wrote:
DCS> The bug description: When I drag & drop and attachment to the
DCS> mail composition window, after the mail is sent, the attachment
DCS> refer to the file on the disk and not the one really in the
DCS> mail (for example if the file has been updated on disk). I
DCS> notice that when I drag & drop the file was mime encoded when
DCS> it was Base64 encoded when added via the attach panel. No
DCS> problem via the attach icon. Could it be solved? This very
DCS> annoying.
That's not only annoying. I noticed The Bat! does not even create it's
own copy of the file sent. I thought it through and I think it's of
course kind of logical not to copy some large file unnecessarily. But
it's even mor logical that I assume the message to be intact in it's
whole if it went to my "sent" folder.
Maybe someone needs the current behaviour as an option, but for me it
means I've gone on the wrong assumption for quite a long time (meaning
I always thought I had a copy of some file I sent so someone lying in
my "sent" folder), so I'll really have to have a look at what data
I've lost.
Oliver Sturm
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