Re: [Harp-L] Re: Replying to a message in the Digest]

[Joel Fritz <jfritz666@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

David R. Fertig wrote:
> Tom,
>
> As always, an informative and helpful post.  Query: what sort of "mash" 
> do you use.  Corn?  Rye? Wheat? Barley?  Do you smoke the grain as in 
> Scotland?  Heat it as in Ireland?  Or just steep it in a vat like in 
> Kentucky?
>
> As always, in search of knowledge (and a good time!),
>
> -Dave Fertig
>
> At 08:49 AM 2/22/2005, tom ball wrote:
>
> > > I was wanting to reply to a message posted to the service. 
> > > Unfortunately, I have subscribed to the digest format. Therefore, if 
> > > I reply, it would be to the list only, not to any of the contributors 
> > > that had messages in the digest. I sent to the archives and found the 
> > > specific message that I wanted to reply to, but since I am in a web 
> > > browser, I do not have the option of replying to an email message. 
> > > When I click on the email address of the individual, it is opening my 
> > > email application and creating a new email message from scratch. It 
> > > also doesn't have the individual's domain name.
> > >
> > > How do others on the list server reply to individual messages when 
> > > they receive in the digest format?
> > >
> > > Mike
> > > _____________________
> >
> >
> > Hi Mike,
> >
> > I also subscribe in digest form.  You might try the following for 
> > replying to a specific message: simply mash "reply," which sets up an 
> > Email to the general list.  Then remove everything you received in the 
> > digest except the message you are responding to.  Then change the 
> > topic by pasting the new topic into the subject line, and paste the 
> > individual's email address into the cc line.  Then write the reply and 
> > mash "send."  In this manner, the reply is sent both to the list and 
> > to the individual.  If you want to reply only to the individual (i.e. 
> > off-list,) replace the harp-l address with the individual's address.
> >
> > cheers and best wishes,
> > TB
> > _______________________________________________

I like the idea of mashing the buttons.  Considering their size and the
"animation," click doesn't seem like the right word.  I think I'll look
around for a sound file to use with button clicks--something like
walking in mud or trying to suck up the last few drops of the beverage
of your choice with a straw.


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