On Friday, May 14, 2004, rich gregory wrote... PN>> %WRAPPED='In a message (with the subject "%SUBJ") on %ODATE, you said:' PN>> %Quotestyle='=%Qinclude="Initials"'%- PN>> %Qinclude="cleanup"%- PN>> %QUOTES%-
MDP>> It's a 3 QT set. "Full name" and "Full name - no AB entry" are MDP>> also required. > I have been using only a SINGLE quote QT in my reply template.. > On %ODateEn thus spake %OFromFName: > %QUOTESTYLE="=%qinclude(Initials)" > %QUOTES="%TEXT" > 1) What is the QT "cleanup" for? Probably removes PGP stuff from the top when people use inline signing. The details for it are likely to appear in the macro library (see link at bottom of this email). > 2) What does the macro "%WRAPPED" do? It rewraps the text. > 3) How is %QUOTES%- different from %QUOTES="%TEXT"? The second removes any carriage returns you put after the text you type in the template... An example is to copy this into a new message template, and find out what happens: Hi Bye Include all the carriage returns... Now do this: Hi %- %- %- %- %- %- %- Bye Then use the template... you'll notice the second has no carriage returns. The %- suppresses them. > 4) What are the other 2 QTs I am missing? Missed that bit of the thread, I'm sure Marck has details on that :) -- Jonathan Angliss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Using The Bat! v2.11 Beta/5 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 1 Diagonally parked in a parallel universe.
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