On Fri, 7 Apr 2000 19:34:29 +0100, Mark R Harding wrote:
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> Obviously, this is not a problem if everyone sent their messages out
> with a sensible reply-to address of the form...
> Jon Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> although it is still a problem if the 'sensible' name is made more
> formal than usual such as 'Jonathan Johnson' when everyone knows this
> person simply as 'Jon.'
This is the only part I can make a worthwhile comment on. My
only suggestion is that you use address book templates and create
templates for those in your address book which require a special
greeting, your example being a valid instance.
I personally dislike the way TB uses the string before '@" in
the e-mail address, if there's no sender name available. It's better
to simply leave the field blank after the 'Hi'.
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