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Subject: Re: [ngw] Can't save draft on reply to forward
From: "Lilith Calbridge" <lilith () dcccd ! edu>
Date: 2007-03-29 14:44:05
Message-ID: 460B8A65.C7C3.00AE.1
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Sounds like a good workaround/solution.
Thanks,
Lil
>>> On 3/28/2007 at 2:52 PM, "Bob Jonkman" <bjonkman@toronto.ca> wrote:
> When I need to reply to an attached (forwarded) message I always drag
> the attachment into the Mailbox folder first, then open it from
> Mailbox and reply to it as an ordinary message.
>
> Trying to reply to the message while it's still attached has too
> often resulted in some Cxxx or 8xxx error. Dragging it to the
> Mailbox first works every time.
>
> --Bob.
>
>>>> Lilith Calbridge <ngw@ngwlist.com> 28 Mar 2007 >>>
>
>> Yeah, I know the subject is confusing to me too.
>>
>> User A receives a message from User B. User A forwards, as an
>> attachment, the message to User C. User C drills down to the
>> forwarded and does a reply, essentially to User B. But before sending
>> it, User C tries to save it as a draft. On clicking the OK button he
>> receives a D107 Record Not Found error.
>>
>> Any reason why this should happen? At this point the content of any
>> message in the system is in the message and there should be no
>> reliance on other stored messages.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Lil
>>
>>
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