The Cat wrote (13/07/2007): > >My masters dropped the ball a number of times, but I thank you for >pinging me since I have no access to the keyboard otherwise.
Maybe that explains it. My last attempt to contact you (using the help menu) was to request a multi-user rate for FoxTrot, after I had failed to obtain one by e-mailing Sales. After you did not answer that, I figured that you must be trapped within a bag, so there was no point ever to try contacting CTM again. Anyway, since you appear to be alive, I would appreciate your contacting me off the list about another matter. >Derry Thompson wrote (13/07/2007): > >>>If the developers don't >>>have the time to support the product, they might at least set up a web- >>>based forum. >> >>What's wrong with an e-mail forum? Let's say that I know nothing about computers, I just want to use them. I have a question about Apple's Mail, I go to Apple's web-based forum and search for an answer. There is a good chance that I will find one and if I do not, I can ask a question and receive notice of a reply. If I have a question about PowerMail, I cannot look up any previous discussion and I must subscribe to a list to ask the question. Before the question is answered I will receive a lot of mail I don't care about and then I need to unsubscribe. >The Cat wrote (13/07/2007): > >We are thinking of >a forum-like format although more for FoxTrot than for PowerMail, since >the dynamic and contributions on powermail-discuss are pretty exceptional. By not having a web-based forum for PowerMail, you are providing no quickly accessible means of support. Without retailers to flog and back up the product, this is shooting yourselves in the foot. >On a more serious note: yes, it is possible to redirect an HTML message >(forwarding will only forward its text portion, since we do not include >an HTML editor in the product) The purpose is to forward developers spam that their filter missed, to help them improve the filters. I do not want to redirect the spam, I want to incorporate it within a forwarded message. I also want to be able to forward headers of non-spam that was identified as spam. Is there no way to do this with a script? Charles Maurer
