On Fri, 13 Oct 2000 13:12:44 +0200, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
ACM>> <CTRL><F4> means reply to original sender.
ACM>> F4 means reply quoting only selected text.
ACM>> <Shift><F4> means reply without quotation.
KE> And here comes an interesting bug/feature?... When you hit shift+f4
KE> (reply without quoting), the reply template complete with "on x,y
KE> you said"
Yes, the reply template is generated. The reply template is not a
quotation. :-)
KE> or whatever and the list from which you can select quoted material
KE> are visible
Are you referring to Original Text view pane, that can be closed using
the menu's View -> Original Text toggle switch. That again has nothing
to do with whether or not you're quoting the message.
KE> and what's more, you can quote from it and put it in the edit
KE> message window. Bottomline, either the function is practically
KE> useless or i've done something stupid again.:-)
I, personally, find it useless since hitting F4 without selecting any
text achieves the same thing. If you're in the habit of selecting text
from your message bodies for purposes other than quoting then it may
prove to be useful to you.
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