Hallo Jan,
On Wed, 27 Sep 2000 11:08:50 -0400 GMT (27/09/2000, 23:08 +0800 GMT),
Jan Rifkinson wrote:
Marck>> Yes - you can use the %QUOTESTYLE= macro in the reply template to do
Marck>> this.
JR> Jan responds: Thanks for this help. I played around with
JR> the %QUOTESTYLE= macro. I used the "=TEXT" variable but
JR> the best I could produce was an accurate quote style on
JR> the first line of the quoted text. The rest of the quote
JR> style was based on the global choice.
Hmmm. I use this %Quotestyle macro as follows:
%Quotestyle="something"%Quotes
Each quoted line will be prefixed by:
something>
Not only the first line.
In another account, I use:
%quotestyle="%SETPATTREGEXP='([a-zA-Z]*)@'%REGEXPMATCH='%OFromAddr'"%Quotes
which will return the part of the email address before the "@"
character (if those are alpha only, which was desired in this case).
So, if your email address is <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, the quoted lines will be
prefixed with:
jan>
In your case it is the same as %OFName, but in my company, it isn't.
Point I'm making: you can use RegEx in %Quotestyle, and it still
works. :-)
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