In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Victor Gonzalez [VG] wrote:'
VG> IMO, Why not then put your foot down and lay down the rules?
VG> Not to be smart but if more than one person is to reply to
VG> an e-mail you must be running something that is outside of a
VG> personal base.
Yes. This is what we're discussing. Multiple users using the same
mailbase.
VG> I can only come up with 2 solutions at the moment.
VG> 1. Lay down the rules, tell your crew to be aware of
VG> multiple replies. Move the replied message to a special
VG> folder (already replied to).
Yes. However, this will not deal with the problem of two users who
happen to be composing replies concurrently.
VG> 3a. Setup a template that tells the user if you get
VG> more than one reply to your message it is because we
VG> care and aim for the peaks of good business :)
Hehe! :)
Well, one way of doing this would be to stratify the mail. Only
particular users handle particular mail. This will help to avoid
confusion.
VG> I might not have answered you and I am not a marine but
VG> sometimes you just have to make due with what you got and
VG> most of the time simply improvise with what you have.
Indeed. :) This is probably what will happen but Klass-Jan was just
testing the waters to see if there's functionality that he isn't
aware of.
VG> If this is the case it is understandable then why two users
VG> could be replying to a message at the same time.
VG> My only solution would be to create a new off-line rule.
VG> Setup a quick template that tells your partners someone is
VG> already replying to the request.
I don't think the creation of such a template is possible. The
templates in TB! are for messaging. It only provides methods of
automatically inputting text, adjusting message headers, or to add
attachments to mail. They can't be used to notify another user of
something.
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