Hallo Nikolay, On Wed, 2 Apr 2003 14:06:48 +0300GMT (2-4-03, 13:06 +0200, where I live), you wrote:
14:08 Roelof>> It might help us if you told what you want to achieve Roelof>> exactly. NC> Yes. The Quick templates. I know about them. The reason of my NC> question is inserting the %TIME Macros. When I'm writing a long NC> message the time from the New Message Template already is not NC> correct when I'm sending the message. Okay, I don't think that can be done automatically, but with a QT you can get something like you'd like to achieve. Create a QT and call it bye. I made an example that's used to sign this message: ,----- [ ] | %Issignature | Greetings, Roelof | This message was finished at %time `----- The %issignature macro is used to place the QT at the very bottom of the message or when there's already a signature delimiter (dash, dash, space, enter) present at that place. You can call a QT by typing it's name followed by Ctrl+space For this message I used two QT's, one to insert the time when I started my message, that gave the 14:08 at the top of my message and for the signature below I used the QT that I quoted two paragraphs up. I suppose I'll delete them both after sending this message. ;-) The reason I suggested 'bye' as name for the QT is that that's something that's easy to remember and that come naturally to type under a message. It also makes it convenient to use different QT's for the different languages your corresponding in. It would also be a convenient place to automatically mention any attachments using the %Attachments macro. -- Greetings, Roelof This message was finished at 14:29 ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
