benah@adspp.UUCP (Ben A. Hunsberger) (12/09/89)
I'm fairly new to elm and yet love it. However, I've looked through what documentation I have available and have not been able to find what the following options when one edits the header do(or are capable of doing): Reply-To Action Priority I'm using version 2.2PL14. I've even played with them a bit and still don't have a clear picture of how they are used. Does elm do something "automatic like" if these are filled out? Or, is it just extra "documentation" in the message for the reader? Or, something completely different? Thank you in advance. -- Benjamin A. Hunsberger | uunet!adspp!benah | Sorry, no cute little sayings Abacus Data Systems | benah@adspp.UUCP | here. :-) 2707 Middlebury St. | 219-295-4290 (voice)| Elkhart, IN 46516 | 219-522-2964 (fax) |
indra@pepsi.amd.com (Indra Singhal) (12/12/89)
In article <360@adspp.UUCP> benah@adspp.UUCP (Ben A. Hunsberger) writes: >... However, I've looked through >what documentation I have available and have not been able to find what >the following options when one edits the header do(or are capable of >doing): > > Reply-To > Action > Priority > Reply-To: If you add your preferred return address as value to this tag, most smart mailers will pick that up in preference to the From: line. Action: The Elm main screen shows an 'A' in the tag area for mail containing a value to the Action. The value also shows up when viewing the mail. Priority: I believe, a value here, shows up as a 'U' on the main elm screen. There may be more significance. iNDRA | indra@amdcad.AMD.COM (Indra Singhal) (408) 749-5445 | {ames decwrl gatech pyramid sun uunet}!amdcad!indra | MS 167; Box 3453; Sunnyvale, CA 94088