Hello Kim!

  

 ML> Cannot switch off either the ^aFLAGS nor the ^aPID in the NetMail 
 ML> area.

 KL> You should not be allowed to switch ^aFLAGS off. A *.msg 
 KL> header do not support all attribute, so we need FLAGS 
 KL> there.

It was an option before.  Why not now?

 KL> About PID.. OK it is not a demand, but I can't se it is a big problem 
 KL> ,-)

Same question, why not now?  ;)

 ML> Also, how can I get the cursor to be positioned at other 
 ML> than the beginning of the first line ({at}nHello %tfn)? 

 KL> Whats is because it is a feauter there isn't in msged, but it is not a 
 KL> stupid idea I put it on the todo list.

 ML>  I don't seem to be able to find a method of inserting a 
 ML> carriage return (0x000d) in the template file.

 KL> hmmm. This should do the trick:
 KL> --------
 KL> {at}nThis is the first line.
 KL> {at}n
 KL> {at}nthis is the 3'ed line.
 KL> --------

Tried that and the output does look like your example.  BUT the cursor
_remains_ parked at position 0  (at left margin, first line of message
body) until I move it down with the arrow keys to the place I want to start
typing.

 ML> One other switch that doesn't seem to be working is "Switch 
 ML> RightNextUnreadArea OFF" -- either OFF or ON it jumps into the
next area 
 ML> with the right arrow key.

 KL> I look into that, is sound a little strange. I'll look into it and return 
 KL> the answer. 

 ML> Thanks for the continuing efforts, both to you and everyone else working 
 ML> on this development.

 KL> Thanks for the nice word, but I'm not alone there are more than just me 
 KL> :)

I know!  ;-)  Thanks guys!
Best regards,
Marc
New Orleans, LA -USA-

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