Hello Jan, Jan Rifkinson wrote:
> So a template included in a text file will execute on > being inserted in an email msg? If you use the %INCLUDE macro to insert it, yes. > Would I use %INCLUDE [for random msg] or %INCLUDE or %PUT > for specific files for specific purposes? %INCLUDE acts the same as %QINCLUDE. The only difference between a QT and the templates %INCLUDE uses is where they are stored. For a QT, they are stored "within" TB, but with %INCLUDE, you can store your template in any text file. %PUT does not treat the file as a template, so it won't execute any macros. The advantage of %PUT is that you don't have to worry about the format of your content. You are free to use the '%' character anywhere without precautions. For a template, the '%' character has a special meaning, and so it is evaluated when the template is executed. Of course %INCLUDE has the advantage that you can have dynamic content in your text using macros. See the help file for more information. -- Good luck! Januk Aggarwal ______________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbtech.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
