Re: Reply Help [u]

[Pat O'Halloran]

It appears that on 24/2/05 at 9:16 pm John Maylone spake thus:

>Second, I have my Powermail set to quote the text of the message being
>replied to, but it ALWAYS cuts off a some portion of the first part of
>text in that message; sometimes a line, sometimes a good portion of a
>paragraph, and I CANNOT fix that with a cut and paste.it won't let
>me!!!  This is hugely annoying, and I feel like an idiot sending out
>replies to butchered mails.


You don't have part of the text highlighted when hitting reply do you?

It will only quote the highlighted part if there is any.

Just a thought.

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Re: Reply Help [u]

[Andy Fragen]

On Thu, Feb 24, 2005, John Maylone said:

>I have two questions/ issues.
>
>First, is there a way to set PM 5.1 up so that when I reply, the "reply
>to" address shown for me matches my address that was on the message being
>replied to?  Right now, no matter which of my addresses a message is sent
>to, all replys have the same default address.

In your Setup > Mail Schedulings and Locations...  look in the Locations
tab. Make sure the checkbox for 'Also use this account when replying' is
unchecked. Then you should be replying using the same account that
received the message.

>Second, I have my Powermail set to quote the text of the message being
>replied to, but it ALWAYS cuts off a some portion of the first part of
>text in that message; sometimes a line, sometimes a good portion of a
>paragraph, and I CANNOT fix that with a cut and paste.it won't let
>me!!!  This is hugely annoying, and I feel like an idiot sending out
>replies to butchered mails.

I've no idea about this one. I don't see it.

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Re: Reply Help [u]

[Midi Cox]

Look under Setup -> Mail Scheduling and Locations -> Locations and
uncheck "default account for replying"

Midi

John caused electrons to hula in cyberspace with:

>First, is there a way to set PM 5.1 up so that when I reply, the "reply
>to" address shown for me matches my address that was on the message being
>replied to?  Right now, no matter which of my addresses a message is sent
>to, all replys have the same default address.

Reply Help [u]

[John Maylone]

I have two questions/ issues.

First, is there a way to set PM 5.1 up so that when I reply, the "reply
to" address shown for me matches my address that was on the message being
replied to?  Right now, no matter which of my addresses a message is sent
to, all replys have the same default address.

Second, I have my Powermail set to quote the text of the message being
replied to, but it ALWAYS cuts off a some portion of the first part of
text in that message; sometimes a line, sometimes a good portion of a
paragraph, and I CANNOT fix that with a cut and paste.it won't let
me!!!  This is hugely annoying, and I feel like an idiot sending out
replies to butchered mails.

Thanks for any help,

John

Re: Powermail icons [u]

[David Gallanders]

Acknowledgements to Evie Leder who wrote on Wed, 23 Feb, 2005 at 0:41:

>Hi,
>
>How can I remove the PowerMail icon to the left of emails in the message
>list? 
>
>Thanks,
>Evie
>
>

Hello,

Try looking here: 

Best,

David Gallanders
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Re: Powermail icons [u]

[A-NO-NE Music]

Evie Leder / 05.2.23 / 05:41 PM wrote:

>How can I remove the PowerMail icon to the left of emails in the message
>list?

You can edit pref file resource.  I removed it.  It has been long time
but I think they are:

"PMpr"
"Hidden prefs"

You need to use a resource editor.  I use ResFool.

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Re: Powermail icons [u]

[Jacques Bossy]

le Wed, 23 Feb 2005 14:41:14 -0800, Evie Leder a écrit :

>How can I remove the PowerMail icon to the left of emails in the message
>list?
I think it is not possible.
This icon indicate the way of reading of the mail (pop or imap).

Jacques
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