Jon> I liked it better the old way too, as my mail system has a filtering
Jon> scheme that allowed me to put automatically the Unicode mail into a
Jon> folder. Now I can't do that, since the rules engine doesn't see the
Jon> entire header.
Jon> I believe that the old way was the "wrong" way from the point of view
Jon> of the protocols, but it sure was useful.
>> -----Original Message----- From: Bob Rosenschein
>> [SMTP:Bobr@accentsoft.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 1997 1:26 AM To:
>> Multiple Recipients of Subject: Bring back the return address
>>
>> Can't we change the mailing list e-mail sender back to
>> 'unicode@unicode.org'? I liked it more two days ago, when I could sort
>> through my mail by sender, scanning the prolific Unicode discussions at
>> once. -- Bob Rosenschein Accent Software
>>
>>
>> E-mail: bobr@accentsoft.com Work: +972-2-679-3723 Fax: +972-2-679-3731
Use the "To:" and "From:" fields. "To:" gets you the Unicode list, "From:"
gets you the original sender.
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