I've found an acceptable solution to my problem. I changed the the quoted message to a super small font, this separates the quoted message enough that the e-mail no longer confuses me. __ Best Regards, ~John
- - - Roelof Otten wrote on Tuesday, August 13, 2002 - - - > That would be rather tricky. The point is that TB doesn't change > incoming messages. So to do this, you'd need to forward all messages > to yourself with a template that strips all quotes from the message > and puts this above the full message. With some regexp this could be > done. (Though it's way out of my league.) But I suppose you wouldn't > want all messages to be handled this way, only replies to you. > That's gonna be trickier. Not all mua's add In-Reply-To: or > References: headers, unless you have those you can't determine > whether a message is a reply to one of your messages or not. Besides > you're using TB and TB doesn't put the full e-mail address in the > message-id, but only the domain part, so checking on the > In-Reply-To: could generate false hits. (Do I still make sense to > you?) - - - End of Roelof Otten's message - - - ________________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
