Hi
On Thursday 30 July 2009 at 3:12:49 PM, in
<mid:1682819829.20090730161...@ahrendt.net>, Volker Ahrendt wrote:
> [Reply to: »Volker Ahrendt« · 2008-02-05 · 23:47 h
> (CET)]
> Moin, folks!
>>>> Could there be a implementation, which does this
>>>> like here: Re: BETA???? (was: Re: 4.0.0.19)
>>> That's WRONG! If it would ever be implemented, it
>>> should be Re: BETA???? (was: 4.0.0.19)
No! Should be - BETA???? (was: Re: 4.0.0.19)
>> Good idea! - My favorite news client (40tude Dialog)
>> does so, too: If you edit the subject line of a reply
>> the client sets the original subject in brackets like
>> above.
I do it so rarely that I never encountered this feature when I used
40tude Dialog.
> I found a (quite good) solution for this problem:
> a) Semiautomatic
> - Create a Quicktemplate and (out of convenience)
> assign a shortcut:
[...]
> b) Automatic
> - Include the macros in your reply template:
[...]
> Pro solution a):
> You can run the QT at any time even if the textbody of
> the new message is already modified.
It would take me longer to look at the QT to remind myself of the
shortcut than to type three letters, a colon and two brackets! (-;
> Pro solution b):
> The macros run really automatically! :-) But there are
> two limitations:
> 1. The template must not contain the macro:
> %ModifyOnce("Subject")
I don't imagine that is too onerous.
> 2. The textbody must *not* be
> modified *before* you change the subject line.
That would probably kill it for me - unless the thread was already not
related to the subject line, I would only decide to change it if my
contribution took it in a different direction. I would decide this was
the case after reading what I had typed...
> Maybe some of you like this solution, too. ;-)
> Cheers! VA
> P.S.: Message is crossposted to: TBUDL Mailing List
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