Friday, December 17, 1999, 12:05:52 AM, you wrote:
>> how do you correct this: simply make it look like this:
>> %TO="Everybody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"Hello %TOFName,
JA> Or you could put the %TO macro at the end of the template, then any
JA> extra lines won't usually be noticeable.
Yep, that works if your first line in the macro is new text. But if
you want the original text to start on the first line, you can't. I
believe the %TEXT macro must automatically include a carriage return
*before* it pastes the original text. As evidence, try it both ways:
1) Create a template that has only the following line in it:
%TEXT
Result: When the message is create, there will be ONE blank line
inserted before the original text appears.
2) Create a template that has the following lines:
Hello there!%TEXT
Result: You would think the original text would begin immediately
after the Hello there! but it actually starts on the next line because
the macro %TEXT inserted a carriage return.
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Take care,
Travis
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