Re: NVDA release date was Re: [nvda] Easier way to edit exception dictionary?
Antony Stone
That is correct - changing the subject line does not create a new thread. It
simply continues the existing thread with a different subject.
To create a new thread, you must create a new email, to the list address
(which is NVDA@NVDA.Groups.IO in this case), with whatever subject line you
require for the new thread.
As a general rule, using "reply" will always continue a thread, never create a
new one, because the information about which thread you are replying to is
carried across into the headers of your reply.
Regards,
Antony.
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simply continues the existing thread with a different subject.
To create a new thread, you must create a new email, to the list address
(which is NVDA@NVDA.Groups.IO in this case), with whatever subject line you
require for the new thread.
As a general rule, using "reply" will always continue a thread, never create a
new one, because the information about which thread you are replying to is
carried across into the headers of your reply.
Regards,
Antony.
On Sunday 03 March 2019 at 11:45:36, Mohamed wrote:
But just for clarification, does that mean my change to the subject line
did not actually create a new thread? I'm using Thunderbird, so if that
did happen I'd like to know how I can start a new thread and prevent
this from happening again.
On 3/3/2019 5:17 AM, Gene wrote:I'm sorry I named the wrong person. But perhaps my explanation will
help Najaf understand what is being discussed. It can't be assumed
that people know what such terms mean, nor can it be assumed that
people know how to do what is being asked, since there are people
ranging from those with no previous experience with e-mail lists to
years of knowledge and experience.
Gene
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A user interface is like a joke.
If you have to explain it, it means it doesn't work.
Please reply to the list;
please *don't* CC me.