Hello Daniel,
Sorry for my late reply, Sunday ends around mid night here ;-)
MAU>> Hmmm, you got me in spending part of a rainy a dark Sunday
MAU>> afternoon looking at PowerPro.
>
> i do apologise for getting you hooked :)
Don't apologize, I'm easy to get hooked on this type of things :-)
> was about to ask WTF is a MID, until i looked at the headers and
> found 'Message-ID', it all become abundantly clear from that :-)
And I was about to ask WTF does WTF mean, but I guess I just guessed
it :-)
> are you using the QT to extract the MID?, i mean how does the QT
> run?
Easy, but that will cost you another beer ;-)
I have called the QT "GMID", and it is only:
,----- [ GMID ]
| %OMSGID
| %cursor
`-----
The real trick is on how to use it. When I start recording the
PowerPro macro I assume I am already on the root message of the thread
I want to Ignore (I have selected it on the Message list pane), and
the steps I record are as follows:
1.- Hit Ctrl+<Enter>
This opens a reply to the root message with my standard reply
template that leaves the cursor in the message body.
2.- Hit Ctrl+A
This selects whole message body.
3.- Hit Del
Guess what! ;-)
4.- Type the name of the QT, in my case GMID.
5.- Hit Ctrl+<Space>
To execute the QT. And, voila!, the MID appears as the first line
of the message body and the cursor is placed, left justified,
right under it. So...
6.- Hit <UpArrow>
To move cursor up.
7.- Hit Shift+<End>
To select the whole line (MID)
8.- Hit Ctrl+C
Copy to clipboard.
9.- Hit Alt+M
To select the Message menu in the editor window.
10.- Hit C
To Cancel and exit the reply message.
And I believe you know how to proceed from here, once you have the MID
in the clipboard. :-)
<snipped a bit>
> Anyway, so i initially was tabbing twice, and than {left}ing back...
> but than i found I could alt{right} which only sometimes worked... it
> turns out, that you can't use {alt}{right} but you must use the alt
> character, %{right}
>
> anyway, this is what I use to add the clipboard contents to a new set
>
> %a^v%{right}%{down}{down}{down}{down}{down}{down}{enter}%c
>
> which adds a net set, pastes the clipboard, changes location to
> kludges and closes the sorting office dialog... hope this gets it to
> 100% :)
I will certainly try later, maybe tonight.
Thank you.
--
Best regards,
Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain)
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