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| Author/Date | Resend a sent message |
| Carlos Rocha 20/11/2003 5:05pm | Hi
I resent an already sent message with a few changes in it, and the new one replaced the original. Is this the intended behaviour? Maybe i'm wrong, but i think that the "Sent" folder should keep all de sent messages (i mean, it should represent the "message sent history"). I really like this programm :) |
| fReT 20/11/2003 5:13pm | Currently openning something from the sent messages folder and resending it doesn't create a new object. This is by design, because I like it that way. That only the most recent version is stored.
I don't see the point of saving all the different versions of an email. |
| Carlos Rocha 20/11/2003 6:52pm | Sorry if I disagree, but they are 2 messages, because 2 messages were sent, even if they are equal (what was not the case). But it's ok for me. I can work with copy and paste. |
| Inventor 26/11/2003 1:59pm | Question?
If you changed the subject line to something like "New Update" or add on to the end "Ver2" Would it still be the same email? |
| fReT 26/11/2003 5:37pm | Yes it will still be the same email, just edited to contain different text. |
| Carlos Rocha 26/11/2003 6:07pm | ...and if I change the "To:" field because I forgot to send the message to my mother? and, because I am forgotten, I send her the message again, and again, and again...
And if she has some kind of spam filter that...? Now seriously: I still think that we should record everything we send to everybody (a simple check-box?...). But, more or less easily, I can do the job (I understand what you mean, and will not argue anymore) Scribe is great :) |
| Midas 07/01/2004 8:53am | I beg to disagree. Besides, what Carlos Rocha proposes is the way OE handles the situation. I know you're just one guy, but in this issue there seems to be some stuborness involved.
Have I told you what great product you have? Pity it isn't Open Source... Cheers, Midas |
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