Re: How to add CC list in forward mails

2003-01-15 Thread Daniel Grunberg
Tue, 14 Jan 2003 15:52:26 [GMT +0100] (9:52 AM EST here) Roelof Otten
wrote:

 Hallo Biju,

 On Thu, 30 Jan 2003 14:31:31 -0800GMT (30-1-03, 23:31 +0100GMT, where
 I live), you wrote:

BN what i want is BAT should automatically pick up the CC list when i
BN am forwarding the mail

 Do you mean that you want to be able to add cc-recipients to your
 message?
 In the message editor menu:
  View - Check 'Carbon Copy'
 This will cause the cc-box to be shown every time you're editing a
 message. TB can't show it only when forwarding messages.

An off-topic (arguably, smart-assed)  question:

Particularly in this computer age, doesn't cc stand for copies?
Compare cc to pp, which always has stood for pages.







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Re: How to add CC list in forward mails

2003-01-15 Thread Marck D Pearlstone
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Hi Daniel,

@15-Jan-2003, 09:25 -0500 (14:25 UK time) Daniel Grunberg [DG] in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:

DG Particularly in this computer age, doesn't cc stand for
DG copies? Compare cc to pp, which always has stood for
DG pages.

Not in this case. CC is a term that predates computers, originally
applied to type-written documents and actually means Carbon Copy
(sometimes updated to Courtesy Copy).

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Re: How to add CC list in forward mails

2003-01-14 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Biju,

On Thu, 30 Jan 2003 12:15:41 -0800 GMT (31/01/03, 03:15 +0700 GMT),
Biju Nair wrote:

 1. The CC list of the mail that i am forwarding is not comming.

Do you use the macro %CC= in your forward template?

 2. When i am replying to mails, i want to change the color of some text
in my reply. [like some tet to be in RED color to show that i am
really angry .. ;-) ]

TB's editor cannot do this. Even if you used another mailer where you
actually could change the colour of the text or particular words, I
wouldn't see it, because I have HTML auto-view turned off. ;-)

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Re: How to add CC list in forward mails

2003-01-14 Thread Marck D Pearlstone
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Hi Biju,

@30-Jan-2003, 12:15 -0800 (20:15 UK time) Biju Nair [BN] in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:

BN 1. The CC list of the mail that i am forwarding is not
BN comming.

Use %CCLIST in your forwarding template to show a list of the CC
recipients. Use %OCCLIST to show a list of the addresses in the
original message's CC field.

BN 2. When i am replying to mails, i want to change the color of
BN some text in my reply. [like some tet to be in RED color to show
BN that i am really angry .. ;-) ]

Not possible. Not possible *anywhere*. Sure, you can do it in HTML,
but you have to be sure the recipient will read it that way. You
can't. Sure other software *say's* it can do it. It can't. It's
pretending. If the recipient doesn't want to read it in colour, your
red is wasted. _Much_ better to use /ASCII/ emphasis. Then you know
that _everyone_ will read it exactly the same.

There is no standard for email that allows colouring of text.
RFC822/2822 specifies a plain text ascii content.

Some MUA (mail user agent - client) software lets you do all sorts
of fancy formatting then sends your message as one of:

1) an HTML page
2) an RTF enhanced document
3) with a custom header that only someone with the identical email
   client can understand and decode meaning that anyone else sees
   redboldrubbish like this/red/bold in the message.

So, just to repeat for clarity - this is *not* possible. Anyone who
says otherwise has got it wrong g.

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Re: How to add CC list in forward mails

2003-01-14 Thread Roelof Otten
Hallo Biju,

On Thu, 30 Jan 2003 14:31:31 -0800GMT (30-1-03, 23:31 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

BN what i want is BAT should automatically pick up the CC list when i
BN am forwarding the mail

Do you mean that you want to be able to add cc-recipients to your
message?
In the message editor menu:
 View - Check 'Carbon Copy'
This will cause the cc-box to be shown every time you're editing a
message. TB can't show it only when forwarding messages.

Do want your cc-list be shown in the message? Add %cclist to your
forwarding template.

Do you want to show the cc-list of the message when you received it?
Add %occlist to your forwarding template.

 2. When i am replying to mails, i want to change the color of some
 text
TF TB's editor cannot do this.
BN Hmm. this means there is no way in BAT we can achieve
BN this...?? :-( '-

That's right. If you're really into coloured texts etc, then you
bought the wrong client.

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Re: How to add CC list in forward mails

2003-01-14 Thread Miguel A. Urech
Hello Thomas,

 On Thu, 30 Jan 2003 12:15:41 -0800 GMT (31/01/03, 03:15 +0700 GMT),
 Biju Nair wrote:

What planet or galaxy is he writing from that it is already January
30th? ;-)

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Re: How to add CC list in forward mails

2003-01-14 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Biju,

On Wed, 15 Jan 2003 08:52:53 -0800 GMT (15/01/03, 23:52 +0700 GMT),
Biju Nair wrote:

 Friends  I am composing the mails from the Planet called as
 EARTH located in the milky way galaxy.

I've heard about that planet. Third rock from the sun?

 As 4 the dates.. Well i was just trying to peek in the Future...

 Anyways now i am back  ;-)

Almost. Your computer is set to the right time, but you are in
GMT+0530 (India). Your computer thinks you are in GMT-0800 (US West
Coast). Therefore, you are still 13h 30mins in the future.

All you need to do now is go to MyComputer / Configuration /
Date and Time / set your time zone to India and click Apply.

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