2009/3/23 Gordon <[email protected]> > Harold Fuchs wrote: > >> On 22/03/2009 19:02, Gordon wrote: >> >>> manvendra wrote: >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> >>>> What is the process to set e-mail account in Open Office just like MS >>>> Office Outlook? >>>> >>>> >>>> ASAP please send me step regarding same. >>>> >>>> >>> Open Office doesn't come with an integrated PIM like MS Office - you can >>> choose whatever client you like. Many folks use Thunderbird with the >>> Lightning Calendar extension: >>> >>> Mozilla Thunderbird: >>> http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/ >>> >>> Lightning Calendar Extension: >>> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/2313 >>> >>> >>> Your reply was sent to the unsubscribed OP so s/he will not have seen >> it. >> >> > How do you know the OP is not subscribed? > > You need to look at the message's *headers*. If and only if there is one that says "Delivered To: moderator for [email protected]" then the sender is *un*subscribed. If that header is absent then the sender is subscribed.
In Outlook Express, once a message is open, go to File>Properties>Details>Message Source and then scroll down to see either one or two "Delivered To:" headers. In Thunderbird I think it's View>Headers>All. In Gmail/Google Mail in a web browser it's More Actions>View Original. Don't know about other mail programs. In Thunderbird you can set up a filter to, for example, highlight in red in your inbox messages from unsubscribed posters. Note that this statement is only true for Thunderbird's *e-mail* module. You cannot set up a similar filter if you use Thunderbird's *news* component to read this list via e.g Gmane. -- Harold Fuchs London, England Please reply *only* to [email protected]
