Hello Jack,

On Wednesday, May 01, 2013 you wrote:

JSL> Hello Roelof,

JSL> On Wednesday, May 01, 2013 you wrote:

RO>> Hallo Jack,

RO>> On Wed, 1 May 2013 09:25:40 -0500GMT (1-5-2013, 16:25 , where I
RO>> live), you wrote:

JSL>>> So, two questions remain; Why does that macro have to be included when 
"Use a specific
JSL>>> template for new messages" box is ticked and why doesn't the macro 
appear in my
JSL>>> drop-down list of macros? Does it appear in yours?

RO>> The SetEditor macro doesn't appear in my drop down list for new
RO>> macros, that list doesn't contain all macros, but only the most used
RO>> ones.
RO>> The SetEditor macro has four options: 1, 2, 3, 4
RO>> %SetEditor=1 sets MicroEd, 2 sets the Windows plain text editor, 3
RO>> sets HTML and plain text, 4 sets HTML only
RO>> The only reason you need to set it is when you want to use a different
RO>> editor in a certain message from your default editor.
RO>> The "use a specific template for new messages" box only means that
RO>> you'll be using specific template, not that it'll be handled in a
RO>> different editor, it's stioll being processed by your default editor
RO>> settings, unless you change that editor manually or with the SetEditor
RO>> macro.


JSL> Ah, much clearer now. Thank you.

JSL> Wait a minute, although I clicked on the REPLY icon at the top of my 
screen, I'm
JSL> getting a warning now that the subject field is empty, which it is (was, I
JSL> filled it in).  I've never had that happen on a reply before.  Have I 
messed
JSL> something up by placing that macro in my NEW and REPLY message templates?  
I'll
JSL> check that after I send this.


It's confirmed.  If the %SetEditor="1"% macro is in the body of TBUDL's reply
template, the subject field doesn't get filled in when I reply to a TBUDL
message. If I delete the macro, the subject field gets filled in again. So for
now I'll just have to remember to change messages to TBUDL to plain text before
sending them. I'd rather do that than have to re-create the subject verbatim
every time.

-- 
Best Regards, 
Jack LaRosa
:usflag: Central Alabama


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