From: "Johannes Lomholt" 
On Mon, 13 Oct 1997 13:50:00 -0400, Frank Nostro wrote:
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>What is the point of this suggestion?
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>TSE is an Editor and all correspondance via the Semware 
>mailing list concerns The TSE Editor.
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>Another thing is:  If anybody wish to discuss Editors in general
>and TSE Pro in particular, in a news conference, they are free to do so.
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>     Johs. Lomholt
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>     Team OS/2 DK
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>     Here's one reason.
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>     I receive the TSE Pro correspondence through CC:Mail in my office.  
>     Believe it or not, I get other mailing lists as well.  As mail comes 
>     in, I have rules setup to deliver the various messages to their 
>     appropriate folder.
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>     Right now, the rule searches for the string "TSE" in the subject and 
>     body text and hopefully the message contains the string.  If not, the 
>     messages remains in the general inbound folder.  Having a system 
>     defined tag added to the subject would be beneficial and it costs you 
>     nothing.
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>     -Frank
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There seem to be many participants in this discussion about marking
the E-mails in the Semware Mailing list with a Subject pointing to
the content of the particular message in a package.
It started with a suggestion to run a conference in a news list but
the latest messages are about a distinctive way to mark an E-mail
so it will be visible at reception, in this case as a classification in
Editor or TSE.
That's fine with me but if we have to mark the E-mails in this way
it will call on a lot of discipline to be agreed to for everybody using
this Mailing list box.  There maybe TSE users that hasn't followed this
discussion, or others that have not used the Mailbox for a long time;
they wouldn't know about such an agreement, and just use
a Subject line relevant to their own problem or type of mail content.
Can we cope with that?
Greetings to all participants in this discussion
from     Wilmer Wonsang
to         Frank Nostro
and everybody else
   
    Johs. Lomholt
    Team OS/2 DK
   
    Johs. Lomholt
    Team OS/2 DK
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