> > In Postroad Mailer v3.0 one can view or edit a message in the outgoing
> > queue by clicking MB2 on the message entry in the queue list to bring
> > up a menu. One item in this menu is "View", which produces the same
> > effect as merely double-clicking MB1 on the message entry; another is
> > "Edit in Compose Window", which should do just what it says.
> > But it doesn't, quite; instead, it brings up yet another menu, the two
> > items of which are "With changes" and "Without changes" (which would
> > no doubt be identical to "View"). But "Without changes" is always
> > greyed out, thus unavailable, so that the major (indeed only) effect
> > of the additional menu is to require an additional, redundant step in
> > the process of editing a message in the outgoing queue.
> > Is this what other users of this version see? Is this what Innoval
> > intended? Is Innoval aware of it? Have they thought about
> > rationalizing the behavior?
> Stan, honestly I don't know the answer. I'll try to find out. I don't
> know that I have ever myself edited a message in the output queue but
> because of the possibility that someone would want to do so, we provided
> for it. The extra click seems unnecessary. I'll ask the folks who track
> APAR's, suggestions, etc. and also check with the lead programmer. Huh!
> You raise a point. I'll have to see if we are doing something similar
> with J Street Mailer. Thanks, Stan.
> Dan Porter
> InnoVal
Dan,
I find myself editing notes in the output queue also, mainly because
between the time I composed my reply and the time I'm ready to send it,
a new email has arrived whose contents make it necessary to change my
note.
There is indeed an extra mouse click required, as Stan noted. It also
takes a few mouse clicks to get to the Edit in Compose option.
I'd be grateful if I could simply open up the outgoing notes folder, RMB
on the desired note, and have "Edit In Compose Window With Changes"
appear as a popup menu item.
Otherwise, I am super-satisfied with the product, and you should know (I
presume you do already) that Kari is fantastic at replying quickly and
accurately to posts to prmbeta.
Best regards,
Mark
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