Re: Just wondering

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Hello Melissa,

Thursday, May 22, 2025, 7:42:07 AM, you wrote:

> Hello Thomas,

> You wrote:

>> If you write is like this: mid:[email protected] we can
>> click on it and TB jumps right to the message. ;-)

> Interesting.  I just copied it directly from the RFC-822 headers.  And ye=
s,=20
> when I clicked on it directly, it didn't work in the folder.  I could onl=
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> find it as copied when I went to the "search" window and put it in there.=
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> Is there a reason why the RFC headers don't include the "mid:"?  Or is th=
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> just not a function of how they're designed to work in this context?

I honestly don't know whether there is a reason the headers don't include "=
mid:" Maybe it's just the way this RFC header must be shown according to th=
e rules.

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Cheers,
Thomas.

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