Re: OFFTOPIC Re: set reply to list
James (root@kermit.globalnet.co.uk)
Mon, 15 May 2000 22:47:54 +0100 (BST)
On Tue, 16 May 2000, [iso-8859-1] Mikko Hänninen wrote:
# James <root@kermit.globalnet.co.uk> wrote on Mon, 15 May 2000:
# > # I'm curious, is there some particular reason for you not using
# > # "group-reply"?
# >
# > what's that?
#
# In Pine, it's called "Reply to all recipients?". When you do a reply,
# Pine asks whether you want to reply to all recipients. If you answer
# yes, you're doing a group-reply. If no, then it's a private, single
# person reply.
Right, you mean this:
Reply to all recipients?
Y Yes
^C Cancel N [No]
(shame, it didn't try and show the colours when i GPM'd the screen, it's
all purple and blue on my screen :-)
The thing i've made 'No' by default.
# Most email programs have these functions separately, Pine's the
# exception here.
Well, it's an either-or thing. You either say Yes and reply-all, or NO
and just reply to the From: address.
# BTW, that's the default behaviour I think in Pine. I'm sure it can be
# changed in the configuration. I'm no Pine expert so I could be wrong
# in both.
Yeah, you can make it not bother asking, but sometimes i might.
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