Fri, 5 Nov 2004 03:18:09 +0000 (10:18 PM EST Thu here) MFPA wrote:
> On Friday, 5 November, 2004, at 1:05:38 AM, Dan Grunberg wrote:
>>>> In the Outgoing filters, filter on this header.
>>> Can he do this without having a filter for each folder?
> That'll be a "no" then...
>> Create a Quick Template, let's call it "ComFold"
More to the point, name the QT something you will remember easily.
>> %Rem="=== BEGIN QT ComFold==="%- %-
>> %SetHeader("Comments","%FolderName")%- %- %Rem="=== END QT
>> ComFold==="%-
>> Then add this line to each folder's Reply Template:
>> %QINCLUDE(ComFold)
> What is the advantage of using a Quick Template here, rather than
> just adding the line
> %SetHeader("Comments","%FolderName")%- to all your reply templates?
1. It's easier to remember the QT's name than it is to remember how to
use %SETHeader. This can be a real advantage if you want only some
folders to have replies filed in them, and/or if you decide each
time you create a new folder.
2. Let's suppose that you have some folders where you want to decide
whether or not to file each reply, as you write the reply. Set up
filters for those folders, but don't include the QT in their reply
template. Then, if you were to type the following, anywhere in the
the message, a reply (or, for that matter, any message) written
while one of the "filtered folders" was the highlighted, the reply
(or any message) would be filed in the folder:
"ComFold" followed immediately (i.e. no space) by "Ctrl+Space"
3. If you ever want to add more to every folder's reply template, you
need only modify the one QT.
>> All of the Outgoing Mail filters will be the similar, so....
>> 1. Inside TheBat!, create and troubleshoot an Outgoing Mail filter
>> for one of the folders.
>> 2. Copy the Outgoing Mail filter and paste and re-paste it into a
>> word processor document once for each of the remaining folders.
>> 3. Systematically use the word processor to
> [...]
>> 4. Copy the whole word processor document and paste it into
>> TheBat!'s Outgoing Mail filters.
> I like that trick.
>> Certainly this is a pain, but certainly it can be done. Perhaps it
>> can be done in the time it takes to complain about having to do it.
>> |grin|
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