Hello Nick,
on 14:38 you wrote:
ND> In Reference to "Macros Addition" From Tom Plunket:
T>> Force someone to see something if they've got the program set up to
T>> not show them this information? Sorry, I think that's a not-good
T>> thing.
ND> Not a good thing? Listing the people you copy a message to in the
ND> actual message is good business practice. At least in all the business
ND> communications I've had in my career. I'm just looking for a shortcut so
ND> I don't have to manually type in 10-12 names on certain messages.
I'd like to see this macro to! So the Names are shown in the
Message text which is pretty helpful on a printed mail! Where you
don't see the CC field anymore....
T>> Not only that, but the whole reason BCC exists is so that the
T>> recipients *don't* know who's on the list.
If I don't want them to be in there I don't use this macro or just
delete them after they are pasted in by the bat!
ND> Agreed. But I never mentioned BCC being listed so I don't understand
ND> where this remark comes from.
using The BAT 1.45 Beta/1 on a pentium133 64MB under Windows NT
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MFG / Best regards
Thomas Speer http://www.spuky.de
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Oops. My brain just hit a bad sector.
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26.06.00
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