Wednesday, October 27, 2004, 7:02:48 AM, (Internet Time - @543) you wrote: Hello Alexander,
ASK> When I use alternative forward, I end up with an empty reply template ASK> and a "1.eml" attachment with the original HTML message just as you ASK> said but errrrm... ASK> Well, forwarding messages with MS Outlook here at work places the ASK> message, exactly as it was, in the message window & puts the forward ASK> headers on top of it - and this is what I would expect when I forward ASK> a (HTML) message. And redirecting should really put the HTML message ASK> into the editor exactly as it is - and not mangle and thus effectively ASK> destroy it (I end up with an .html attachment and the pictures as ASK> separate attachments, no good)... or is it just me? I just tried it both ways, with and with out the Account/Properties/Templates/Forward (Forward messages as attachments - Mime Standard). What I got was, with it UNCHECKED, like you the 1.eml, which wasn't what I was expecting. But when I CHECKED the box, I got a message with my Forwarding Template in one tab and the other tab message.html. I have no way of checking the actual message for sure, but I believe the second method, as Roelof mentioned, with the box checked will show the message in HTML to the person you are sending it to. Will have to try some more testing and will let you know. -- Best regards, Michael :texasflag: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Daily Bible Verses at http://freeop.blogspot.com/ Registered Linux User #367776 Vertullo: Fidonet's resident schizophrenic.....
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