I believe you replied to an existing message, changing the relevant information.
Or so you thought. Mailers maintain [usually hidden] headers that are used to
track threads. Just changing the subject line is not sufficient to start a new
topic. It was a good choice of subject lines, but it still didn't break the thread.
Click "compose" or "write" or whatever, type the address users@openoffice.org,
and you'll be good to go. Better, in fact, because you won't be carrying some
other message's baggage.
I believe Drew was LOL'ing (Laugh Out Loud) because there was a long thread on
this just recently.
Donald.
Mike Shearer wrote:
Drew Jensen wrote:
Well, you changed the subject line on a post and it just slipped into
an other wise read thread on my email reader....naughty...LOL
Not intentionally - I thought I had opened a brand new topic, a brand
new thread, and had given it a succinct, relevant subject line. What
did I not do correctly?
And what or who is LOL?
Mike Shearer
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