David Earl @ 2006-9-03 3:31:08 AM
"Lists that don't overwrite the Reply-To header"
> Each of those folders has their own Properties dialog, with an
> Identity tab. And that's the trick I'm using. I set the Reply-To
> info for the folder/ListServ/Group from t
Hi Chris,
CW> Is there some functionality of The Bat! that will help me when it
CW> comes to mailing lists that don't replace the reply-to header with the
CW> list's address?
CW> Is there some sort of options that can be toggled or a template that
CW> can be used.
CW> If I remember correctly, pi
Hello ...in addition to my previous message...
on 16-Jul-2006 at 11:07 you (Alexander S. Kunz) wrote:
> First, its not working all of the time - because address book (group)
> templates have priority over folder templates.
After I did some tests, it seems like it is impossible to use a folder
te
Hi
On Sunday 16 July 2006 at 10:20:12 PM, in
, Chris W. wrote:
> The solution I'm using for now is the right click on the list address
> and select "Reply to this address."
That's a neat feature I had not previously known about.
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MFPA
Teamwork is
Hello Chris W. & everyone else,
on 16-Jul-2006 at 23:20 you (Chris W.) wrote:
> Reply to all seems a decent solution, except the author of the message
> to which I am replying gets to copies: a personal one and a group
> message. What I'd really like is a reply to group feature that only
> sends
Alexander S. Kunz @ 2006-7-16 2:12:07 PM
"Lists that don't overwrite the Reply-To header"
> The deficiency is at the lists administrator of such a list: a
> discussion list should replace the reply-to header with the list
> address, an announcement list should keep i
Hello Bill McQuillan & everyone else,
on 16-Jul-2006 at 19:39 you (Bill McQuillan) wrote:
> There are 2 buttons at the top of the Bat window indicating Reply and
> Reply to All; however, once TB starts to execute the template, there
> seems to be no way to determine which button was pushed!
You
On Sun, 2006-07-16, Alexander S. Kunz wrote:
> And second, if I explicitely choose "reply to this address" if I *do*
> want to send a private reply, the TO address will be replaced by the
> folder template, and the message will be send to the list.
I also use folder templates and have a similar p
Hello Chris W. & everyone else,
on 16-Jul-2006 at 06:40 you (Chris W.) wrote:
> Is there some functionality of The Bat! that will help me when it
> comes to mailing lists that don't replace the reply-to header with the
> list's address?
You can use Shift+F4 to "reply to all quoting selected text
Is there some functionality of The Bat! that will help me when it
comes to mailing lists that don't replace the reply-to header with the
list's address?
Is there some sort of options that can be toggled or a template that
can be used.
If I remember correctly, pine (a CLI-based IMAP client) would
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