Hello Mike,
On Thursday, January 28, 2021 you wrote:
ML>
ML> Hello Jack,
ML>
ML> Wednesday, January 27, 2021, 10:04:54 PM, you wrote:
ML> (Snipped)
ML>
>>>> By the way, your cut-mark doesn't seem to be working. It seems to be
lacking the
>>>> trailing space. It should be DASH-DASH-SPACE.
A>>>
>>>> Good luck.
A>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Regards,
>>>> Jack
>>>> Central Alabama USA
A>>>
>>>> The Bat! E-Mail Client by Ritlabs version 6.0.12
>>>> Windows 10 Home Build 9200
A>>>
A>>>
A>>> Thanks for that, both my new and reply templates for the folder have
A>>> DASH-DASH-SPACE so I'm not sure what is going on?
A>>>
A>>> --
A>>> Warmest regards,
A>>>
A>>> Acheton
A>>> Created using TheBat! 9.3.2 on Windows 10
ML>
>> Hmmm, very interesting. When I reply to this (your) email, I'm replying with
>> your email quoted in the my reply. Your entire sig appears, cut mark,
>> Warmest
>> regards etc. If I "select" (highlight) your cut mark, the highlight stops
>> after
>> the two dashes. It does not stop after the trailing dash as you would expect
>> indicating that the trailing space is not there. This is what prompted me to
>> remark on it in the first place.
ML>
>> However, since this email also contains my original email to you, my sig is
>> displayed also which means mine didn't work either. If I try to select
>> (highlight) my cut mark. It will highlight the two dashes but not the
>> trailing
>> space. Actually since my sig appears in the first place it would indicate
>> that
>> my cut mark doesn't work also. And I *know* my cut mark is dash, dash,
>> space.
>> It would seem that TB is stripping the trailing space on our cut marks
>> thereby
>> rendering them inoperative. Or I've totally misconstrued the function of
>> the cut
>> marks in the first place.
ML>
>> --
>> Regards,
>> Jack
>> Central Alabama USA
ML>
>> The Bat! E-Mail Client by Ritlabs version 6.0.12
>> Windows 10 Home Build 9200
ML>
ML>
ML> Concerning your sig file, I had the same problem it wasn't being
ML> recognised the two dashes were there but the space was missing. I was
ML> creating my sig files in HTML mode which failed I found using plain text to
ML> create the sig all was well again. It always used to work in HTML but a
ML> while back it stopped working. I just selected all my sig file and then
ML> selected plain text and it seemed to work. Hope this helps Jack.
ML>
ML> Regards
ML>
ML> Mike
ML>
ML>
ML>
ML>
ML> --
ML> Catch ya later,
ML> Mike
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I think I need someone to define the purpose of the cut mark because I thought
it was to automatically eliminate everything below the cut mark (including the
cut mark) when replying. When I clicked REPLY to this email Mike, your cut mark
and everything below it is visible.
For what it's worth, my editor is automatically set to Plain Text(MicroEd)
whenever I communicate with this list. Somewhere in the distant past it was
recommended to use Plain Text(MicroEd) for this list.
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Regards,
Jack
Central Alabama USA
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