Hello Tony,
Monday, May 16, 2005, 3:53:40 AM, you wrote:

TB>  In that case I don't know what they're referring to. When I reply they are
TB>  the 3 choices or reply address I get so I choose the list address. And no
TB>  it doesn't contain any <>.

TB>  I just reply, choose the list address as provided which I presume is taken
TB>  from the post I'm replying to and that's it.

TB>  This post should be OK, I'm sending it with The Bat.

Yes  this  one  is  OK.

What Allie was referring to is the header In-Reply-To: and References
you  see  when pushing F9 while viewing a message. I'm not sure if you
can  see the headers in Mulberry or not. I don't think it actually has
anything to do with the address you send it to.

I  am  guessing  here  but I believe the way it works is that when you
send   a   message   it  is  given a message ID or mid that is created
specifically  for  that message. It is in the form of an email address
(sort  of)  that  might look like <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> . When
you reply to a message a header is created called:
In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
and another one called:
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

I  assume  each  email client uses a different formula to come up with
these  mids, but I really  don't know. I think the experts on the list
could expound.

When someone replies to your reply the Reference header will look like
the following:
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
            <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

and after several replies back and forth like this:
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
            <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
            <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
            <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
            <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It is these headers that are used when you select thread by Reference.

Now  for your problem. Your copy of Mulberry, not Allie's, seems to not
enclose  your  mid  in  <>. In other words your message has References
that look like this.
References: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
            <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
            <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
            <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
            <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
That  small  difference  seems  to  make  your  messages  not  thread
correctly.

Again  in  The  Bat!  use F9 to view the headers and this info for the
message you are viewing.



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