Re: [Evolution] feature request: reply message
- From: Terje Eggestad <terje eggestad scali no>
- To: David Hoover <Karma DeadMoose COM>
- Cc: evolution ximian com
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] feature request: reply message
- Date: 18 May 2001 09:32:22 +0200
Actually, for us who live in non english speaking part of the world, and
run with locale set to something other than english, the "On DATE, NAME
wrote:" header is set to local language (see below), which is pretty
cool, but I need the ability to set the "language" of the e-mail, since
we regulrarly send e-mails in various languages.
Since most mails have the charset field set, in "reply to" it's then
natural to keep that as the language of the replied mail.
This'll be a a bonus later when spell checking is added to teh composer.
as a side note, since you already has the ability to define different id
and then have different sigs, etc.it should then be easy to add a
language/locale field here, and thus set the locale of a mail as you
select sender id.
TJ
Den 17 May 2001 23:23:06 -0700, skrev David Hoover:
This one's certainly not important, but the thought crossed my mind;
it's be neat to be able to customize the header that gets tacked on when
you reply to someone ("On DATE, NAME wrote:")
I was staring at the future requests thread w/ the stack of those, and I
suddenly remembered years ago when I vi'ed my netscape binary and
changed it to "Quoth %s:", and how much attention it got.
Being able to set that someplace would be neat.
As I said, it's not important, but it'd be a cute feature.
--
David Hoover
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