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<pre wrap="">On Tuesday 08 April 2008 17:23:52 Anne Wilson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tuesday 08 April 2008 12:49:17 andy wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Anne Wilson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tuesday 08 April 2008 11:09:53 andy wrote:
I don't ever recall seeing an option to set that globally, but a more
convenient way than using the menu is to hold the forward button until
the choices appear, then drag down to Inline. HTH
Anne
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<pre wrap="">Thanks Anne. My memory may be faulty, but IIRC prior to the latest
upgrade I could click on the icon and the message was automatically
forward in-line. Post upgrade, I click on the icon and the message is
forwarded is sent an attachment. What the difference is, I can't say. As
stated, my preference was for the former. Doing as you suggest is not a
lot of extra work, but it is a bit of hassle.
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<pre wrap="">I'm always reluctant to trust my memory, but I tend to agree that the
default in some other version was inline. I did look a kmailrc, but
couldn't see any reasonable place there to change it either.
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Ive not not tried this myself now, but when trying to customize the toolbar,
the kmail part offers options for "forward", "forward to..." and "inline". My
guess is that the "inline" option is what might do the job. Hope that helps!
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Kitts, your suggestion is right on the money!! Thanks. Not the most
obvious workaround, but does the trick. Thanks!!<br>
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Andy<br>
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