On Wed, 22 Mar 2000 11:15:17 -0800, Nick Andriash wrote:
>> I use two cookie files, ie, TB!'s own cookie file and a remote
>> cookie file. I therefore use cookies from both by inserting either
>> '%COOKIE' or '%COOKIE="<path>\<cookie filename>"' in my templates.
>> There's one particular signature template that I use which includes
>> macros to insert cookies from *both* cookie files.
> Well, I'm not sure Allie if my little bug is related to yours, but I
> created a new Folder under Mailing Lists, and I went to use a simple
> Folder Template for new messages with the following:
> %TO=PGP Users List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> %CURSOR
> ...then at the bottom of the template where I usually have my signature,
> nothing is showing? When I go to create a new message now, the TO: box is
> properly filled in, but when I go to enter something in the SUBJECT: box,
> it seems my entire signature is magically added to the TO: box along with
> the address. I don't use a signature macro or anything, but have simply
> added my signature to the main account folder new message template. What
> are your thoughts about correcting this behaviour. All of my other folder
> templates work just fine?
My problem is showing that folder templates containing cookie
macros interfere with the execution of address book template cookie
macros if you use more than one cookie file. These are bugs which need
fixing.
You are seeing another way in which folder templates are
interfering with their own subfolders template and macro functions. I
have no fix or work around except to use only address book specific
templates and quick templates for exceptions, ie. to those not in your
address group. Take for example, for TBUDL, you may create an address
book entry, go in the properties and create templates. No matter where
you place a TBUDL message in your folder tree, or from where you
create a new message, the appropriate template will be generated. No
more "darn it, I created this message with the wrong folder open". :)
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