LDR wrote:
many of us use threaded mail readers, so it is very easy to miss
posts "tacked on" to another thread.
I'm lost, here. If I change the subject, and copy the text into a new
message, how does "it" (not sure what "it" is; my email client? the OOo
mail list server? Your mail client?) know what the thread is? The
subject above is "Re: OOoW: Intermittent problems with save/save as.",
where is "[user]", or other thread info coming from? "OOoW: Intermittent
problems with save/save as" was my title not copied from anywhere. Put
another way, if the subject is my own, and the special email header
fields have been removed, where does "correlation" to the old thread
come from? [Actually, I fixed the spelling to "intermittent", just now,
to see if this changes anything.]
Lee Rothstein
Hi Lee
That is coming up in the new thread.
I suspect that you had started off by "replying" to a message, thinking
that if you changed the subject, it would be a new thread. I'm no
expert, but I think there is a message ID in the headers which connects
back to the original thread.
Usual thing to start a new thread would be to send a "new" email to
[email protected] (or a new post on gmane or nabble.) Then subsequent
replies will be attached to that thread. Presumably this is what you did
in effect when you did your
Re: OOoW: Intermittent problems with save/save as.
Regards
Russell
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