1. Listserver Question
Can anyone tell me why the reply-to field in some of the
Euphoria Programming.... messages contains the sender's
address, while most contain <EUPHORIA at ... ?
Makes me send replies to the rong place sometimes.
Irv
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2. Re: Listserver Question
Hehe, you're not the only one... fortunately, I use the mailer that came
with netscape 4, it allows you to change the cc's around so that they
can be To's.
Irv Mullins wrote:
> Can anyone tell me why the reply-to field in some of the
> Euphoria Programming.... messages contains the sender's
> address, while most contain <EUPHORIA at ... ?
> Makes me send replies to the rong place sometimes.
>
> Irv
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> --Visit my Euphoria programming web site:--
> --http://www.mindspring.com/~mountains --
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3. Re: Listserver Question
>Can anyone tell me why the reply-to field in some of the
>Euphoria Programming.... messages contains the sender's
>address, while most contain <EUPHORIA at ... ?
>Makes me send replies to the rong place sometimes.
I don't know. This time I got the EUPHORIA@ address. Sometimes it's
because somebody replied in private. Other times I don't know. With JUNO
I can check the mail headers and look at it to see if I see the
listserver address or just the sender's to tell if it's private or not. I
don't know if other mail readers support viewing of mail headers (I
assume most do.. I mean, if JUNO actually does it, then it must be really
easy... :). There is a "reply-to" line in the header that gives the
address to reply to.
For some reason the "Information from mail header" disappeared from the
messages over here..... It was easy to tell if it was private or public
then... And I noticed somebody didn't cut out the "Information from mail
header" in a quote from a message that I didn't get the "mail header"
information from.... weird. Have they disappeared from anybody elses? Is
there a way to get them back?
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