Hey Jonathan,
My MUA believes you used (X-Mailer not set)
to write the following on Friday, May 10, 2002 at 9:54:13 PM.
>> I do however have a Quick Template called 'perl' that looks like this
>> %TO=""%TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"%CC=""
>> so how/what is putting [EMAIL PROTECTED] in a BCC field is beyond me.
JA> This may be a really really stupid question. But doesn't that macro clear
JA> the TO field, set it to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and clear the CC field?
Not a stupid question <g>
And, yes it does clear both the To: and Cc: fields, then put
[EMAIL PROTECTED] in the To: field.
JA> If so, why would you want to use this on an account template, and
JA> not just create an address book template just for
JA> [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
because I usually do a reply to a message (kind of like this one), not
a new message from the address book.
Here is an example cut from the kludges (with names & add's changed to
protect somebody or other... :-)
From: C O <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: E W. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...Reply-To: not set like on TBUDL...
JA> Or have I completely missed the functions in this macro?
I know, it sounds odd, but it has to do with the list software and how
it is configured... For some reason (and yes, the moderators and users
are in agreement on this... - the 'why' question pops up every few
months, and I seem to recall RFC's or some such being quoted) that
comunity (and may others like it from what I understand) have the
default reply to listed as the person who sent the message to the
list! So if I want to reply to the list, I need to clear the To: field
(and frequently the Cc: filed) and address it to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JA> As for it dropping the address into the BCC, I have absolutely no
JA> idea ;)
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