Am 13.01.2006 11:21 tippte Alex P. dieses:
When you reply to a plaintext message without linebreaks (i.e. with
long lines), only the quote symbol '>' is inserted in the beginning
of each paragraph, but the quoted text itself doesn't get
"line-broken" reaching (far) beyond the right border of the compose
window, which is a little bit annoying when you have to cite and
answer parts of the message. Is there any possibility to make TB
break the lines of the quoted text when replying?
Use Edit -Rewrap at the whole message.
Is there any possibility to make TB use its forward header in
replies, instead of "on Date NN wrote:"? Is there any way to
customize the forward header?
#beh_replyheader
HTH Alex
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>When you reply to a plaintext message without linebreaks (i.e. with
>long lines), only the quote symbol '>' is inserted in the beginning
>of each paragraph, but the quoted text itself doesn't get
>"line-broken" reaching (far) beyond the right border of the compose
>window, which is a little bit annoying when you have to cite and
>answer parts of the message. Is there any possibility to make TB
>break the lines of the quoted text when replying?

Use Edit -Rewrap at the whole message.

Thank you. I didn't know it.

>Is there any possibility to make TB use its forward header in
>replies, instead of "on Date NN wrote:"? Is there any way to
>customize the forward header?

#beh_replyheader

This link is about customizing a one-line reply header (inserting <bror '\n' results in these tags appearing in the header, and no linebreaks are inserted, at least in TB1.5). Actually, I wonder if it is possible to construct a multiline reply header and whether you can customize the forward header, which sometimes contains rather unnecessary things like references, for example.

Alex P.

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Am 13.01.2006 15:56 tippte Alex P. dieses:
>#beh_replyheader

This link is about customizing a one-line reply header (inserting
<bror '\n' results in these tags appearing in the header, and no
linebreaks are inserted, at least in TB1.5). Actually, I wonder if it
is possible to construct a multiline reply header and whether you can
customize the forward header, which sometimes contains rather
unnecessary things like references, for example.

A '\n' in should results a linebreak. When you type '\n' over
about:config the '\' whould be escaped. Enter the user_pref in the
user.js or prefs.js.

Alex

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Am 13.01.2006 15:56 tippte Alex P. dieses:
#beh_replyheader
>This link is about customizing a one-line reply header (inserting
><bror '\n' results in these tags appearing in the header, and no
>linebreaks are inserted, at least in TB1.5). Actually, I wonder if it
>is possible to construct a multiline reply header and whether you can
>customize the forward header, which sometimes contains rather
>unnecessary things like references, for example.

A '\n' in should results a linebreak. When you type '\n' over
about:config the '\' whould be escaped. Enter the user_pref in the
user.js or prefs.js.

Yes, it works. Thank you.

Alex P.

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