Hi David, |Submit a RFE for the web archive admin to include a "Reply to" button on the |message pages. | |Otherwise you can do it manually. The mails are connected to a thread via |the In-Reply-To header. |You need the Message-Id header value. You can see it in the HTML source of |the page. |Then you construct a link like this in a local HTML document : | |<a |href="mailto:david balazic uni-mb si?Subject=the_subject&In-Reply-To=3E9 |50615.5020503%40matroska.org"> clik here </a> | |and open it in your browser and click the link. Then you mail app should |open for wiriting a new mail |and it should make a proper reply ( just enter the message body and click |SEND ). | |This is tricky, but I use it when I reply to a list from its (poor) web |archive. | |Regards, |David Nice suggestion. But looking at your post as it appears on the archive I can see it just started a **new thread**, instead of becoming appended to the previous one. Maybe because you removed the **OT** . . . ?? Also, correct me if I got it wrong - you need 4 windows open to follow your recipe: 1 - browser (on archive) to view original msg 2 - HTML editor to prepare the link 3 - browser (on edited/saved HTML) to click the link 4 - mail app You might do it with only 2 windows [and as a bonus get better results as to thread placement . . . :)) ] when pasting directly from browser (on archive) onto mail app. You'll actually need 2 cut-paste ops - 1 for the subject and 1 for the contents - but that's still faster than handling 2 additional windows. BTW, I personally need a 3rd window - for the text editor to include quotation marks to the left of text, as poor Lotus Notes wasn't taught how to do that . . . :(( Cheers Thiers Botelho
