Steve Abrahamson: >The problem with setting a priority is that not all email clients >support it, or are configured to support it. For instance, one of the >things I like about PowerMail is that I can completely ignore someone >*else's* notion of priority in what they're sending me ;-) > >Unless you've got a specific situation where you know the other party is >set up to respond to priority, my personal advice would be to not worry >about it.
I'm perfectly happy knowing that it works for the vast majority of users. It seems like a glaring omission in Powermails coding to me. -- Simon Troup Digital Music Art
