> That should have read
>You could set up your message template in this way. Create a QUICK
> template for
>your new messages call NewMessageTemplate. Then set up the new template
> for the
>account to be
>%_Match=%SetPattRegexp="- eom"%RegexpMatch="%Subject"%-
>%If:"%_Match
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~( __ _"o Was another beautiful day, Wed, 22 Mar 2006,
@ @ at 21:17:31 +, when Paul Meathrel wrote:
> OK, does this suit you better. I've temporarily switched to MicroEd to
> see how things go for a few days. I
That should have read
You could set up your message template in this way. Create a QUICK template
for
your new messages call NewMessageTemplate. Then set up the new template for
the
account to be
%_Match=%SetPattRegexp="- eom"%RegexpMatch="%Subject"%-
%If:"%_Match"<>"":"thistext"
On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 at 19:23:57 +, Marten wrote:
> What I wanted was:
>
> IF
> a certain string of characters [" - eom"] exists in the hand-written subject
> THEN
> complete the body with
> %thistext%
You could set up your message template in this way. Create a template for
your new messages c
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@ @ at 13:20:10 -0600, when Chris wrote:
> Personally, I don't like reading yellow text on a white background...
> :-)
Sometimes reading even blackest text on
Hello Paul Meathrel & everyone else,
on 22-Mrz-2006 at 22:17 you (Paul Meathrel) wrote:
>> Your original message is just one single very long line which appears
>> as three lines in my preview window - I find that rather hard to
>> read.
> OK, does this suit you better. I've temporarily switched
Hello Paul,
Wednesday, March 22, 2006, 3:17:31 PM, you wrote:
PM> As far as the Help file goes, it seems to indicate that ALT-L means
PM> "Align the block on left end". When I try it on your text and on mine
PM> it doesn't appear to do anything, what exactly does it do?
Try typing a Paragraph wit
Hi Alexander,
Wednesday, March 22, 2006, 6:53:06 PM, you wrote:
> For me its the (auto)formatting options and the hard wrapping at the
> column I specify. WinEd just wraps on-screen, but not in the
> actually sent message. Your original message is just one single very
> long line which appears as
hi,
Wednesday, March 22, 2006, 9:00:40 PM, you wrote:
> when composing a message in The Bat's MicroEd editor,
> you can be sure it will be displayed for all of your recipients
> in exactly the same way you're composing it.
...with the condition that they'll view with a fixed-width font and their
hi,
Tuesday, March 21, 2006, 9:49:21 PM, you wrote:
> I'll buy me another one and try to install Voyager. But I'll have to take the
> time to read how to install it (can I "copy all the settings of my regular
> version?) and think about a "strategy" for using it.
depends on the type of the accou
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@ @ at 20:00:40 +0100, when [EMAIL PROTECTED] explained
advantages of TB's wsygfdjjkfd MicroEd(itor):
> This is a dream come true that can never c
>> Look at the %CLIPBOARD macro.
>>
>> You have to manually copy the line (I think), but then you can do all
>> sorts of cool stuff with that line.
> I'm aware about %CLIPBOARD macro, but I think that is not what Marten is
> looking for.
Hmmm... possibility but not precisely what I was hoping mig
[EMAIL PROTECTED] @ 3/22/2006 1:00:40 PM
"MicroEd vs Plain text"
> In one word, wysiwyg. Using MicroEd, you're guaranteed that what you
> see on your screen as you type your message, will be delivered
> looking exactly the same to all recipients of your message,
> irrespectively of what software
Hello Chris,
>> I don't think you can "transfer" a line from the body to the
>> subject, at least I don't know how to do it.
>
> Look at the %CLIPBOARD macro.
>
> You have to manually copy the line (I think), but then you can do all
> sorts of cool stuff with that line.
I'm aware about %CLIPBOARD
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~( __ _"o Was another beautiful day, Wed, 22 Mar 2006,
@ @ at 18:02:30 +, when Paul Meathrel wrote:
> Someone suggested that I use MicroEd as my mail editor rather than
> the "Plain text (Windows)" editor that
MAU @ 3/22/2006 10:05:15 AM
"Content dependent on subject contents through macro"
> I don't think you can "transfer" a line from the body to the
> subject, at least I don't know how to do it.
Look at the %CLIPBOARD macro.
You have to manually copy the line (I think), but then you can do all
so
A Bat-fellow, Paul Meathrel,
wrote in
on Wednesday, 22nd March 2006 at 18:02:30 (GMT),
which was 19:02 in Bratislava --
> So here's the question, what are the benefits of MicroEd as compared
> with the Plain text editor?
In one word, wysiwyg. Using MicroEd, you're guaranteed that what you
see o
Hello Paul Meathrel & everyone else,
on 22-Mrz-2006 at 19:02 you (Paul Meathrel) wrote:
> So here's the question, what are the benefits of MicroEd as compared
> with the Plain text editor?
For me its the (auto)formatting options and the hard wrapping at the
column I specify. WinEd just wraps on-
Hi all,
The plot thickens further...
When running a spell check whilst using the "Plain text (windows)" editor in a
message with at least two items which the Spell-checker will highlight use the
Ignore all button on the Spell-checker. This closes the Spell-checker. However
if you do exactly th
Hi all,
Someone suggested that I use MicroEd as my mail editor rather than the "Plain
text (Windows)" editor that I use currently. My main objection to this is that
it only appears to use fixed-width fonts which I don't want to get used to
unless I have to. So here's the question, what are the
Hello Marten,
Sorry for my late reply.
>> type something in the body and complete the subject and body from it. I
>> use that a lot.
>
> Hmmm that sounds possible - not perfect bit possible - so the next question
> is how to do that?
>
> I guess the macro called by the eom handle sets the subject
Hello vitalie,
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 19:14:25 +0200 GMT (22/03/2006, 00:14 +0700 GMT),
vitalie vrabie wrote:
>> I also have a second AB, and when I create this in Voyager, it asks
>> where to import from - but allows only EBD files.
vv> THAT is not an import per se; it's rather a prompt to point
Hello Alexander,
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 17:38:37 +0100 GMT (21/03/2006, 23:38 +0700 GMT),
Alexander S. Kunz wrote:
>> How do I go about? The AB in Voyager is empty, so an overwrite would
>> be OK.
ASK> Backup & Restore only the AB.
This worked. Thanks a lot.
--
Cheers,
Thomas.
Cadix liegt auf
>> shortcut to close all folders
> Ctrl + * (on the numeric keypad)
Thanks - acutally CTRL + 8 does it for me as well as * on num pad.
--
Marten Gallagher
Annery Kiln Web Design
www.annerykiln.co.uk
Using The Bat! 3.71.03
with POPFile 0.22.4
on Windows XP 5.1
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Hello Marten,
On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 11:46:32 +GMT Marten Gallagher wrote:
MG> Recently someone pointed out that a shortcut existed to close all folers in
MG> the folder tree, and also opened all folders.
Ctrl + * (on the numeric keypad)
--
Regards,
Feli
The Bat! 3.72.04 (Beta) on Windows XP
Recently someone pointed out that a shortcut existed to close all folers in
the folder tree, and also opened all folders.
I can't find it and can't remember it.
--
Marten Gallagher
Annery Kiln Web Design
www.annerykiln.co.uk
Using The Bat! 3.71.03
with POPFile 0.22.4
on Windows XP 5.1
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