Hello Jan
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000 19:46:17 -0400, Jan Rifkinson wrote:
JR> I don't think I understand what you are saying below. For example,
JR> what are the "RE's" you reference? It looks like you are saying
JR> that I can use the %CLIPBOARD to replace the %TEXT expression but
JR> as the text is already selected by selecting the text from the
JR> digest, this isn't clear to me.
RE is the short abbreviation for regular expression
What i was trying to say is:
/1/ replace '%TEXT' with '%CLIPBOARD' in the REs for the date, the
address and the subject (see my other post for this) and put all three
REs in your reply template.
/2/ be sure you have somewhere in your reply template a %quotes macro
/3/ select the text containing date, senders address and subject and
copy it to the clipboard. As the RE extract from there, these lines
aren't required to stay selected.
/4/ now select the text you wan't to quote in your reply and press F4
/5/ the reply template should now have extracted date, address and subject
from the clipboard and quoted your selected text.
I hope my explanation was understandable. You know, i'm not a writer
and english is not my native language; i'm more used to make computers
understand me than humans ;-))
Regards
Peter
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