Hello Nick & others on TBUDL following this thread,
Sunday, December 31, 2000, you stated regarding Marck's comment:
MDP>> TB employs the other method by default for good reason - it serves as
MDP>> a record of what was sent because original files can be changed after
MDP>> they have gone. ...
NA> I am not sure I follow your logic here Marck. In what manner can original
NA> files be changed after they have gone? Are you referring to a change in the
NA> original file that was attached to an outgoing message?
The attachments I send stay where they are. They're files that
already exist, each in whatever folder is appropriate. Obviously,
one of those could be changed after sending it, and although the
date would show that, I think Marck means that keeping with the
message separately is a legally demonstrable proof of what was sent
(i.e a contract, for instance).
Douglas
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