macro question

Het is woensdag 29 december 2004 en 13:25:26 uur : Hallo tbbeta, I used to have a macro for use in my templates, stating after The Bat! version, also my registration code. It is an unlisted macro but after several installs I lost my templates, so had to start from scratch. Can

Macro question

Hi, I want to create a macro that automatically includes the time I received the mail I am replying to, like "On November 5 at 21.00 you send me the following lines which I received on November 6 at 7.00 ..." Although there are macros for the current time and date and for the time a message was c

Re: macro question

On Wednesday, December 29, 2004, at 13:26:35 [UTC+0100] (Wednesday, December 29, 2004 13:26 my local time) Cees wrote: > I used to have a macro for use in my templates, stating after The Bat! > version, also my registration code. It is an unlisted macro but after > several install

[TEAM] Macro question

In Reference to "Macro question" From Ulrich Peters: UP> Hello fellow Batters, UP> do you know if there is a way to change the subject of a message when UP> replying to it, placing a sufix or prefix to the original subject? UP> I tried something like this: UP> %SUBJEC

Re: Macro question

Hello Nick, ND> I just C&P'd that exact line into the reply template and as you can ND> see it worked perfectly. ND> Do you have the latest version of TB!? Thanks for your reply. Yep, I am using 1.38e... This is really strange. I now tried the same macro in an other account, and it worked fine.

Re: Macro question

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 When I saw Andreas's message about "Macro question ", I just had to make these comments: AS> I want to create a macro that automatically includes the time I AS> received the mail I am replying to, Since this is not informati

Re: [TEAM] Macro question

On Mon, 27 Dec 1999 10:07:27 -0600, Nick Danger wrote: UP>> I tried something like this: UP>> %SUBJECT="[TEAM] %OSUBJ" > I just C&P'd that exact line into the reply template and as you can > see it worked perfectly. > Do you have the latest version of TB!? He's probably using a version before

Re[2]: Macro question

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