Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Ant wrote:
Hello.
I notice when replying to my old e-mail with new title and (B)CC
addresses and then sending, SM v2.1x thinks it is part of the same
thread which is not what I want. I also tried using my old e-mail as a
new e-mail template and sending, but got the same results.
How can I avoid having to start from scratch for new e-mails?
Thank you in advance. :)
Ant, each week I have to send an updated e-mail to a group of people. If
I alter the subject, the new posts appear separate to the original.
If you want to keep the same subject, try saving the e-mail as a draft
message and then each week update the draft.
If you send a draft, it's removed from the Drafts folder and placed in
the Sent folder, and tagged with a message ID that lets SeaMonkey do
proper threading. So that technique forces you to reuse a sent message.
The right way to do this is to Save As ... Template. Then each time you
want to compose a new message, double-click the template and you'll get
a fresh composition window with all the info you provided, but the
template will survive for later use. The template's message ID will not
be reused; each sent message will get its own unique ID.
Paul, my response to Ant may have been a bit incomplete!
Seems to me if I select the draft, and then, Message->Edit Message as
New, I can then type what I want and keep the original.
I think!!
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Daniel
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