[kdepim-users] quoting text in reply in KMail
Donald F. Robertson
DonaldFR at donaldfrobertson.com
Wed Mar 3 22:40:42 GMT 2010
This appears to work:
Pull-down Settings --> Configure Kmail. Select Composer, then Standard
Templates. In the large New Message box, space down two lines, and type
%BLANK. Do the same for Reply to Sender, Reply to All, and Forward Message,
as required.
-- Donald
> On Wednesday 03 March 2010, Louis Hinman wrote:
> > I just upgraded my Linux installation from Slackkware 12.2 (which
> > used KDE 3.5.10) to Slackware 13.0, which incorporates KDE 4.2.4.
> >
> > I am finding that reply emails fail to include text of the original
> > email. (In 3.5.10, the reply includes the entire text of the
> > original email by default (otherwise, whatever part of the original
> > text you select).
> >
> > Is there someplace to adjust this?
>
> Please see the following thread in the archive:
> http://kde.markmail.org/message/d43rhnt2dsszfurl
>
> > Also, I had Composer set to use the external editor: gvim %f
> > This was working, but it unaccountably disappeared and now when I try
> > to set it again in the configuraton screen for Composer, it
> > disappers again.
>
> Quite some time ago another user reported problems with using an
> external editor. It's not unlikely that there's a bug in this feature as
> it isn't used that often. I suggest to check bugs.kde.org for an
> existing bug. If you cannot find an existing bug report for this then
> please file a new one.
>
>
> Regards,
> Ingo
>
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