>> DON WROTE: >> The thing that is the most 'nonsensical' about this >> whole discussion is that a 'subject line' is nothing >> more than a text edit field that is smaller than the >> lines written in the body of an email itself. There >> is no inherant 'difference' between the subject line >> of an incoming mail and of the reply mail being created >> by the user. It is obviously rediculously simple for a >> sender to take the subject line of THIS or any reply >> and change it to omit any single letter.
> BILL WROTE: >Is this all we are talking about? I figured that it was so obvious >that anyone could change the subject when replying to a post that we >must be talking about something more esoteric. > >Or am I still missing the point? I think I must be. > >Bill Hey Don and Bill, you guys are hilarious! :-) Please try this. With MY email in view, without hitting REPLY or going to any other window, please change the Subject line of MY message. We're not talking about opening a Reply window and changing the Subject line there. You're reading this email right now. Don't change windows. Stay here and change the subject line. I haven't used Emailer for a long time, but I seem to recall that Emailer has an Applescript which can change the subject line. If not, there is a third-party script that can do it. As I said earlier, PowerMail includes, within the basic application, an Applescript that indeed allows you to edit the Subject line in the email that SOMEBODY ELSE sent to you. ---Jay ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
