From: "madodel" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
Message-ID: <454927E3.7020507@ptdprolog.net>
Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2006 18:04:03 -0500
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To: OS/2 Wireless Users Mailing List <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless]Re: [Fwd: Invitation to Present at WS2006]
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Andy Willis wrote:
> madodel wrote:
>> Andy Willis wrote:
>>> Andy Willis wrote:
>>>> madodel wrote:
>>>>> Andy Willis wrote:
>>>>>> Hmm, I seem to have the same problem as Mark.  I didn't notice 
>>>>>> when I typed L that it showed Lewis' name but the address was the 
>>>>>> list.
>>>>>> Andy
>>>>>
>>>>> I think its that this list sets the From: as the list address but 
>>>>> with the actual senders name.  That confuses  TB. when you then try 
>>>>> to recall an existing address.  This is the only list I have seen 
>>>>> do this.  It means  we have to be more careful with picking  To: 
>>>>> addresses suggested by TB.
>>>>>
>>>>> Mark
>>>> It is related to the collected addresses.  Anyone that you send to 
>>>> it adds the address.  But looking at the address I am just surprised 
>>>> it found Lewis's name unless the headers changed after it got 
>>>> collected.
>>>> I removed it and readded it directly and it did not put Lewis's name 
>>>> in there so now I removed it again and will see what gets added this 
>>>> time for the collected address.
>>>> Andy
>>> It added it as expected now, Lewis' name is not in the field.
>>> Andy
>>
>> But now if you send me an email, my guess is it will display the one 
>> with this lists address attached to my name  (well not my name, but my 
>> sender name "madodel").
>>
>> Mark
> No, I think what happened was that prior to Lewis making some changes to 
> the list here while back it had his name on the list (or maybe the 
> initial changes caused that as I used to not have that issue).  I 
> checked your name and I have it twice, Mark Dodel and madodel both show 
> up but not associated to any list (ptd and ptdprolog).
> Anyway, I think this was specific to the way the headers were set up at 
> one point on this list and unless another list does a similar setup it 
> won't be an issue.  Checking in fact I have only 2 addresses that 
> contain os2-wireless, this list and an os2-wireless.de address for Jens 
> Glathe.  So my guess is during the changes Lewis had something set long 
> enough for us to respond to that had his name in the header somehow that 
> has since been removed, otherwise I would expect to see other people 
> that I responded to on the list listed with their name and os2-wireless 
> (that or it was only the first person that is responded to on the list 
> so if someone first responed to you -when the list left the names for 
> instance- it would have your name instead of Lewis's... in such a case 
> everyone here might want to check their Mozilla address book to make 
> sure that os2-wireless doesn't show up twice).
> Andy

Yes something has changed because when I hit reply now I get "OS/2 Wireless 
Users Mailing List <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>" .  Maybe before 
the replyto: was setup that way that confused the name selection.  Anyway 
we have wasted enough bandwidth on this and it seems to be rectified now.

Mark




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