Old kmail-1.13.5 question

Gene Heskett gheskett at wdtv.com
Thu May 8 16:05:35 UTC 2014


On Thursday 08 May 2014 11:45:51 kubuntu-users at lists.ubuntu.com Nils 
Kassube did opine:

> Gene Heskett wrote:
> > Under kmail->composer>std_templates I have;
> > %OTIMELONGEN
> > %BLANK
> > 
> > The blank line seems to be working as there is one above the
> > signature in newly opened message.
> 
> There are several standard templates - which one are you looking at? I
> only have the line "%BLANK" for new messages, so this is probably a
> different template. There are vertically arranged tabs for "New
> Message", "Reply to Sender", "Reply to All / Reply to List" and
> "Forward Message". Click on the individual heading to select the
> wanted template.
> 
> > But no place in the on disk reference manual, is there any mention of
> > what that first % line of SWAHILI represents, or what to put in there
> > to control the greeting line "on $date/time so and so wrote" or
> > whatever.
> 
> The "%OTIMELONGEN" obviously means the time of the original mail with C
> locale. :)
> 
> If you want to insert a command, use the appropriately named selection
> button below the input area. BTW: That's where I found out what the
> meaning of the "%OTIMELONGEN". And there is a link "How does this
> work?" which you may want to click for a short description.
> 
> 
> Nils
Well, I did something and now its working to pick up your name in the 
greeting so thats progress of sorts.  ISTR I removed the locale portion.
As for the "how does this work" pop-ups, the note says there is no help, 
contributions welcome.

Thanks Nils.  I'll keep poking at it with a small stick.  I found a link 
from a SuSe site that doesn't show the leading "O" on them, is there not 
an actual std for this?

Cheers, Gene
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