John Kaufmann wrote:
In a message dated 2009.11.17 09:37 -0500, Barbara Duprey wrote:
* Reading each message from its attached file is more cumbersome
than reading the inline messages, and there may well be no need
for them ever to open an attachment. If they get their answer with
no need to follow up, why complicate things for them?
Ah. I thought the thread digest was the essence of this approach. Of
course, if it's not needed...
The thread digest is indeed the essence of this approach. But the
digest has all the messages streamed inline as well as having the
separate attached files, and it's much less cumbersome to read them
inline.
But that's what I don't see: When I request a digest, all of the
messages are, and are only, attachments. There are not inline
messages. I wonder why we see something different?
John
Have you looked for them after the (huge) "Administrivia" section?
That's where Thunderbird, and apparently many other mail clients, will
put them. There may be an option needed for this, which would definitely
complicate things.
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