thanks, Silvo On 4 Oct 2004, at 16:44, Doug McNutt wrote: > There are two headers that are used by some, but not all, mail agents > that are designed to support threads independently of subject text. > > I am replying to a message which contained these in the header block: >> In-Reply-To: <35D36370-1612-11D9-A73F-000D93361A8A at tiscali.it> >> References: <C8B02FFF-1608-11D9-99A5-000D933284B2 at mac.com> >> <35D36370-1612-11D9-A73F-000D93361A8A at tiscali.it> > > My message will contain some others when you get it. They will > probably be suppressed by your mail client unless you poke the right > buttons. > > If I were to change the subject it would still refer to the message I > "replied" to. > > A problem occurs when I, as a user, want to start a new thread and I > take the easy way and choose "reply to" some unrelated message with > the full intent to start a new thread. I assume changing the subject > is sufficient but it's not. I should, as a responsible lister, make a > new message from scratch and insert the mailing list posting address. Silvo Conticello Albook 17" 1.5GHz/1.5Gb RAM/80Gb HD/OS10.3.4 iMac 1GHz/500Mb Ram/80Gb HD/OS10.3.2/17" display E-mail: silvoc at tiscali.it Cambridge UK