On Sat, 11 Mar 2000 23:31:28 -0500, dMb wrote:
> I want to use %QINCLUDE in address specific templates. What I want
> it do is change the From and Reply-To fields but I can't seem to get
> it to work. The address specific template is working fine, but the
> From and Reply-To remain as they are in the folder template, not the
> address specific template.
> Specifically, a couple of my work related addresses that appear in my
> address book now have:
>>%QINCLUDE="c:\program files\the bat!\work.txt"
> The file work.txt has:
>>%FROM=""
>>%FROM="Program Manager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
>>%REPLYTO=""
>>%REPLYTO="Program Manager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
> Note that if I paste the work.txt template directly into each address
> template, then it works just fine.
> Does anyone know if this can be done or what I'm doing wrong?
The %QINCLUDE macro doesn't work for external files, it works
only for quick templates. In order to use your external file as a
template you need to put:
%INCLUDE="c:\program files\the bat!\work.txt" in your
template.
Quick templates with the %QINCLUDE macro makes it hardly ever
necessary to use remote text file templates. Do the following:
a) Create a quick template and copy and paste the contents of work.txt
to it.
b) Give it a handle name such as 'work' when creating the quick
template.
c) Instead of using the %INCLUDE macro and remote filepath, you may
instead type in:
%QINCLUDE="work" .... and you'll achieve the same effect. No
more remote file templates.
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CU, Allie ...
Using The Bat! v1.41 *:* Windows NT5 (Build 2195 )
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