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Janie Bergen wrote:
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>Has anyone counted the number of times that the "Subject" heading
>in e-mail has nothing to do with the content?
>If your computer allows you to edit your outgoing mail header,
>please review it as critically as you review the body text before
Unfortunately, Ken, many of us do not have this luxury. If I
want to echo part of a message in my new message, I must
accept the original heading....unless someone knows a
work-around.
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You could always get a NeXT, or NeXTSTEP for intel... 8^)
Seriously, can you save the text into a file? And then paste the file into a
new message? Excuse my ignorance on this, but the only mail I've used is Sun
and NeXT (NeXT is a *lot* better).
Sincerely,
Michael McClatchey mmm -at- aisinc -dot- com
Senior Technical Writer NeXTMail welcome
Applied Intelligent Systems, Inc. (opinions expressed are not necessarily
110 Parkland Plaza those of my employer)
313-995-2035 / FAX 313-995-2138
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
