I spend much of my time in Eudora trimming text I don't want to quote; mail.app makes it quick and easy! I love the subtle touches in well written applications!
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If you'd like to reply to an email quoting just a subset of the original message, it's incredibly easy in Apple's mail.app. Open the email you wish to reply to, select the text you wish to quote, and hit the "Reply" button (or Command-R). Your selection now shows as the only quoted text in the reply.
I spend much of my time in Eudora trimming text I don't want to quote; mail.app makes it quick and easy! I love the subtle touches in well written applications!
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Email replies - and older apps
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Email replies - and older apps
This behaviour was also present in CyberDog (Apples own www-browser at a time) which was quite slow but had a really cool mailer.
Email replies - and older apps
Outlook/Entourage do this too.
Email replies - and older apps
I agree. Also you can quote/unquote using the menus.
Eudora
I spend much of my time in Eudora trimming text I don't want to quote;
mail.app makes it quick and easy! I love the subtle touches in well written applications!
Didn't work until...
I couldn't get Mail.app to do this (and I loved it in OE and Entourage) UNTIL I opened up Mail's AETE and found I only had to run this script:
tell application "Mail" Setting this prop to false ensures only selected text is included in the reply. Setting it to true include the whole of the text.
Also works with Forward...
Submitted as a new hint by Anonymous, but really belongs here, as it's quite closely related... |
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