How2change Fido-Originline?

[y***@public.gmane.org]

hi,

I'm using FL for a while 2 check my fidoaccount, but I haven't found
the way how2change the original <originline :Sample (Fidonumber)>.

whats2do?


greetings
Reinhard

[George Hazan]

Hello, yyglo-S0/***@public.gmane.org!
Tue, 29 Mar 2005 00:01:26 -0800 you wrote:

ySG> I'm using FL for a while 2 check my fidoaccount, but I haven't found
ySG> the way how2change the original <originline :Sample (Fidonumber)>.

Open the template editor, and for the required template (New Mail or Reply
Mail) set two headers on the Headers tab: X-FTN-Origin and X-FTN-Tearline.
They will be added instead of standard ones. You can inherit these headers
from one template to another.

[y***@public.gmane.org]

Post by George Hazan
ySG> I'm using FL for a while 2 check my fidoaccount, but I haven't found
ySG> the way how2change the original <originline :Sample

(Fidonumber)>.

Post by George Hazan
Open the template editor, and for the required template (New Mail or Reply
Mail) set two headers on the Headers tab: X-FTN-Origin and

X-FTN-Tearline.

Post by George Hazan
They will be added instead of standard ones. You can inherit these headers
from one template to another.

thnx......but...is it necessary to put the fidonumber into the
headerline? like:
X-FTN-Origin: this is not a sample (fidonumber)
X-FTN-Tearline: ---blood sweat and tearsline---

[George Hazan]

Hello, Reinhard!
Wed, 30 Mar 2005 08:42:44 -0800 you wrote:

ySG> thnx......but...is it necessary to put the fidonumber into the
ySG> headerline? like:
ySG> X-FTN-Origin: this is not a sample (fidonumber)

Theoretically - yes.