Re: [Evolution] Modify incoming messages

["David G. (Demo Monkey) "Simmons <david simmons Sun COM>]

Oh, then that's very different... :-)

However, I have still done this with Messenger, just in a rather
roundabout way...simply choose "Edit as New" then edit as desired. Then
save to the 'drafts' folder, then file it from there. 

I know, not the most elegant solution, but hey, when you work with
Netscrap Messanger, you learn all sorts of bad habits. :-)

dg

On Wed, 2001-09-05 at 09:58, Eric Lambart wrote:
> Hmmm.... I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing, David.  I
> can easily modify any of the quoted text in this reply.  This reply is
> being prepared in a "compose" window, and everything within that window
> is editable... as you can see here I've deleted all this messages's old
> text except for your most recent posting.
>
> What I and Cyril (?) were talking about is the ability to edit the
> subject and body of a message that's in your Inbox or another folder.  I
> spoke of being able to clean up a message you're planning to keep a copy
> of, but another useful purpose (thinking of snail-mail analogies, here)
> would be to annotate an informative message with your own notes.
>
> --Eric
>
> On Wed, 2001-09-05 at 09:46, David (Demo Monkey) Simmons wrote:
> > Proof of it is here, as I have now deleted a fair amount of the included
> > text...I would gladly switch to Evo full-time, and WILL, as soon as I
> > can get it to a) sync my addressbook with my Palm, and b) quit hanging
> > for hours on end. :-)
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > dg