Hello Stuart,
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 22:27:55 +GMT (20-3-02, 23:27 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:
RO When you're viewing the folder in threaded mode, you could color-code
RO the message, then it's easy to see what threads are interesting.
SH But that only colors that level. What about if
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On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 09:44:49 +0100, Roelof Otten [RO] wrote these
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RO When you're viewing the folder in threaded mode, you could
RO color-code the message, then it's easy to see what threads are
RO interesting.
SH But that only colors
Hello Allie,
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 04:28:07 -0500GMT (21-3-02, 10:28 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:
ACM This is where message scoring would come in very handy.
Yep.
ACM It would take a lot of work and many filters to make your scheme there
ACM work. It isn't terribly practical.
eg I know.
Hello Batmans,
Is it possibly to change subj ?
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Hi Alexander,
@21 March 2002, 16:39:13 +0500 (11:39 UK time) Alexander A. Gomanyuk
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Is it possibly to change subj ?
Simple answer : No.
Going into a bit more detail: No. (sorry).
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Hello,
I want to take a text beetween 2 words (say START and END).
Ex : START blabla blabla blabla END
I use the following rexexp
%SETPATTREGEXP=(?ism)(.*)(START)(.*)(END)(.*)
All is fine if i have only one END in my text but if thers is two or
more, i have all the text beetween START and
Hi,
HORA/Lionnel_FERRATON wrote:
I want to take a text beetween 2 words (say START and END).
Ex : START blabla blabla blabla END
I use the following rexexp
%SETPATTREGEXP=(?ism)(.*)(START)(.*)(END)(.*)
All is fine if i have only one END in my text but if thers is two or
more, i have
I recently migrated from Eudora to TB! and I'm very happy, but I've
found another oddball quirk that I'm hoping the collective here can
help me with.
All of my sent items have imported with HTML tags in the body of the
document. TB! doesn't render the e-mail as html, so it shows the tags.
I
Hi HORA/Lionnel_FERRATON,
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 16:53:40 +0100, you wrote:
I want to take a text beetween 2 words (say START and END).
%SETPATTREGEXP=(?ism)(.*)(START)(.*)(END)(.*)
All is fine if i have only one END in my text but if thers is two or
more, i have all the text beetween START
I'm no expert in email or Eudora, but I think the culprit is Eudora,
not TB!
I used Eudora for quite a while, and was pleased with it. But then I
changed in order to have a more stable multi-user MUA. I wound up
importing Eudora messages, at various times, into Pegasus and Zoot. My
experience
Bonjour Dirk,
Le jeudi 21 mars 2002 à 17:06:18, vous écriviez :
DH Try
DH (?ism)(.*)(START)(.*?)(END)(.*)
DH ^
Perfect, work fine for my needs.
Thks
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Hello Michael T. Ashby,
On Thursday, March 21 2002 at 08:08 AM PDT, you wrote:
All of my sent items have imported with HTML tags in the body of the
document. TB! doesn't render the e-mail as html, so it shows the tags.
I don't use HTML for e-mail. Everything that I sent was in plain text,
Hallo,
will the next version of TB contain an automatic address book import
feature from Outlook?
When importing via comma separated values, my notes get converted into
separate items. How can I avoid this?
Thanks for your help
Dan
I don't recall having anything like that, but that's kinda what I
figured. Sounds like I'm SOL. Oh well...
Michael T. Ashby
Consultant
The Ashby Group
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Thursday, March 21, 2002, 12:24:49 PM, you wrote:
NA Hello Michael T.
I think this may have been lost under another thread, would
appreciate a reply if available. I am also checking on my just-changed subscription
address to see if
this posts.
Second I'd wait a few day, maybe some really few weeks, for 1.54
becoming released. 1.54 is able to import OE6 message
Hello Jernej,
Thursday, March 21, 2002, 2:35:53 AM, you wrote:
JS Hello Peter,
JS 20. marec 2002, 23:24:34, you wrote:
PK Funny, I use ISO-8859-2 character set (in View|character
PK set). In your the header I see in your name with an accent
PK grave (?) (I don't know how this will show)
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