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Editing incoming mails and adding notes
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I have made the mailboxes of my boss to appear within the Eudora of his secretary: just set up the read-only access onto the folder containing his mailboxes and bound them into her Eudora account. --[[User:Funfilder|Funfilder]] 11:36, 11 November 2006 (PST) | I have made the mailboxes of my boss to appear within the Eudora of his secretary: just set up the read-only access onto the folder containing his mailboxes and bound them into her Eudora account. --[[User:Funfilder|Funfilder]] 11:36, 11 November 2006 (PST) | ||
== Editing incoming mails and adding notes == | |||
Possibility to edit incoming mails is a useful feature of Eudora. E.g., I would replace a PGP "garbage" by the decrypted text, or just correct the contents. However, it would be always nice to know what was exactly in the original mail. | |||
Here my proposal how to have your cake and eat it, too: Editing a mail creates a '''copy''' of it. Just a line is added to header of the original mail, looking like "''X-Penelope-EditedCopy: location=XYZ''". In the mail browser, you may select between the original and the edited copy. The same mailbox would be a reasonable place to keep the edited copy. | |||
Now, you see that technically, the edited copy is just some text linked to the original message. In the same way, it should be possible to attach '''any''' text to the message: that is, '''notes'''. --[[User:Funfilder|Funfilder]] 12:47, 11 November 2006 (PST) | |||