on 1/7/02 8:31 PM, Paul Berkowitz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On 1/7/02 3:38 PM, "Marc & Traci Stern" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> on 1/4/02 9:58 PM, Paul Berkowitz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> [...] >> 1. I haven't used Entourage too much for outgoing email. I just pressed the >> Reply button to your email (which is quoted above) but my original email >> (which was quoted in your email to which this a reply) didn't show up (with [...] > There's a Preference: Mail & News Preferences/Reply/Reply quoting entire > message. That quotes the whole thing if you don't select anything, and > quotes selected portion if you do. You may have turned it off, in which case > it quotes nothing when replying.
I just looked and "Include Entire Message in Reply" is checked. Odd thing is this time it did include the whole thing. >> >> 2. The really strange this is this. You apparently wrote your email on the >> 4th (looking at the date above). It just now showed up in my inbox (to be >> clear: my iTools account inbox which is IMAP). Now that might not be too >> remarkable, I've seen emails delayed a bit before. But, what's a bit strange >> is I currently have my iTools account set to fwd email to my ISP. > > You mean you have a mac.com account? All the Apple servers were down over > the weekend - I couldn't get to my iDisk, for example. So that's what > happened. And it can't forward if it's not working. (Why not have two > separate accounts in Entourage? That way, if your ISP's mail server is down, > but its internet connection is OK, at least you'll be able to get through to > mac.com.) I do have both set up in Entourage. I'm in the Navy and moving every few years it was getting old having to tell all my friends and family to change my email address each time I moved. So, I had thought I could have everyone (and all the lists to which I'm subscribed) just use my mac.com address, which I would ensure is always forwarded to my current email address (tds.net in this case--but, moving again in a few months it'll change again...). That way when I move I just change the forwarding and all my friends/family/mail lists don't need to care or know any better. The only thing that seemed a little weird when I originally set it up this way was on my tds.net account I set the email address (not the pop or smtp servers, obviously) to [EMAIL PROTECTED] so people would see that when they see my return email address. Should I not have my accounts set up this way? Also, I was receiving *tons* of email (all the MacWorld predictions etc.) on the different mailing lists (which should have all been being fwded from mac.com) throughout most of the weekend--so, I don't think that explains why your email (and four others from the 4th) showed up suddenly. I'm sure you're right the servers were down, but perhaps it was intermittent or short term? Thanks again, Marc -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
