Hi Nick,
> Create a template where you want to send two attachments
> together in the same message. Use the %ATTACHFILE macro to
> point to each file, one at a time, so that your Template
> clearly shows both attachments as being sent. If you set it
> up where you send yourself a test message, you will note
> that only one attachment is actually sent/received.
Sorry, can't confirm here. I set it up exactly as you described,
and went on to do several tests. All messages generated had two
attachments in them.
Here is what I did:
I made a folder named "Test", and set up a folder-level reply
template as below:
Hi %OFromFName,
%PUT="E:\My Documents\Signature Request.txt"
%ATTACHMENTS
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Best regards,
%FromFName
%SINGLERE
%ATTACHFILE="E:\My Documents\Nick Andriash~RSA.asc"
%ATTACHFILE="E:\My Documents\Nick Andriash~DH_DSS.asc"
As you can see, even the names of the files attached are the
same as yours, though they are just dummy text files. (I haven't
set up PGP yet, so I don't have keys to send.) The New Message
Template was also set up exactly the same. I also set up a
auto-reply filter responding to messages with "SendPGPKey" in
their subject.
I tried to send new messages, manually reply messages from that
folder, and also tried to send myself test messages with the
keyword in the subject so TB! would send out the auto-reply. All
of them were sent with two files attached.
I did notice an anomaly, though. See the "%ATTACHMENTS" macro in
my template? When I "reply" manually a message from the test
folder, the %ATTACHMENTS macro works, meaning it would list the
names of the two outgoing files seperated by a semi-colon, like
this:
Nick Andriash~RSA.asc; Nick Andriash~DH_DSS.asc
However, when I create a new message in the same folder (with
exactly the same template, copy-pasted from the reply template),
or when the test filter is triggered, the %ATTACHMENTS macro
would not work. Instead, it would list attached files as <None>,
when in fact, the files are attached.
I'll leave the test filter on for a while, so you're free to
send me a message with "SendPGPKey" in the subject line (without
the quotation marks) and see if both files are attached.
BTW, do you think we should move this thread to the TBBETA list?
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Best regards,
Ming-Li mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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