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2160.1 | Use the old SUBJECT field trick? | GTI205::REDMOND | Thoughts of an Idle Mind | Wed Jan 27 1993 15:13 | 6 |
| You'll have to change the MAIL SEND option so that the person's company name
is extracted and placed into the unviewable (past character position 70) part
of the SUBJECT field. Then change the mail boilerplates so that the company
information is extracted from SUBJECT and included in the output...
Simple, Tony
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2160.2 | Another thought of another Idle Mind | BUSHIE::SETHI | Man from Downunder | Thu Jan 28 1993 05:00 | 15 |
| Hi Tony,
I am a bit unsure what Ookubo wants to achive. If it's to send Mail
message to another organisation as a X.400 mail message and this
is what I think Ookubo wants to do, I am not so sure if your suggestion
would work. On the other hand I could be reading too much into the
base note !!!
I didn't know about the "unviewable" part of the subject field, can you
tell me a little bit more please. What is it used for and how long is
the subject field ?
Just chipping in with my 2 cents, pence, rupees, yens worth :-),
Sunil
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2160.3 | thank you | JIT981::OOKUBO | | Thu Jan 28 1993 09:21 | 12 |
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Thank you for your advice.
Reading Tony's idea, I noticed that we could modify any attribute.
Actually it's the best way that a mail has a company's attribute
or any substitutive attribute which we can use instead of a company's
attribute.
I'm not sure if my customer try to connect another mail system.
But I guess my customer accept this idea.
Yuko
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2160.4 | Making myself clearer | GTI205::REDMOND | Thoughts of an Idle Mind | Thu Jan 28 1993 11:11 | 12 |
| To amend the subject...
GET #SUBJECT = CAB$.SUBJECT[OA$CURMES]
GET #SUBJECT = #SUBJECT:70 "My company name"
WRITE CHANGE CAB$ %KEY = OA$CURMES, SUBJECT = #SUBJECT
MAIL SEND
People don't normally see past position 70 so when you receive the message
you need to extract any data that's hanging around and stuff it into a field
in a boilerplate...
Tony
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2160.5 | Need a bit more clarification on your words of wisdom | BUSHIE::SETHI | Man from Downunder | Fri Jan 29 1993 03:23 | 8 |
| Hi Tony,
All I have to say is that we all live and learn. I never knew that you
could extend the Subject field. Is there a limit ?
Regards,
Sunil
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2160.6 | | IDNTCR::REDMOND | Thoughts of an Idle Mind | Fri Jan 29 1993 08:46 | 1 |
| I believe it's around 160 characters...
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2160.7 | Subjects can be pretty long, if no X.400 around | IOSG::SHOVE | Dave Shove -- REO2-G/M6 | Mon Feb 01 1993 17:42 | 10 |
| If the message goes through some kinds of foreign mail system, there is
a limit on the subject (for exmaple, X.400 limits it to, I think, 128
characters).
There isn't really a limit in ALL-IN-1, other than the maximum length
of a file cabinet attribute (about 1,920 characters). Obviously you'll
waste space in the SDAF if you make all subjects ridiculously long
though.
Dave.
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