I know this can be done with Alpine, but can TB forward a copy of the
headers of a message without manually selecting, copying and pasting the
headers?

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Ottavio Caruso

On 2023-11-02 10:45, Ottavio Caruso wrote:
> I know this can be done with Alpine, but can TB forward a copy of the
> headers of a message without manually selecting, copying and pasting the
> headers?
>

When you forward, you can select in the "message" menu to forward inline
or attached. In the later case, headers are included. I just tried with
your post.

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Cheers,
Carlos E.R.

On 11/2/23 06:15 AM, this is what Carlos E. R. wrote:
> On 2023-11-02 10:45, Ottavio Caruso wrote:
>> I know this can be done with Alpine, but can TB forward a copy of the headers of a message without manually selecting,
>> copying and pasting the headers?
>>
>
> When you forward, you can select in the "message" menu to forward inline or attached. In the later case, headers are
> included. I just tried with your post.
>
Well your reply didn't work on my end. I see no headers. I do however get them with emails. I'm always stripping them
off to be nice to my recipients. But I never see them in newsgroups. Maybe I've got some flag changed just for email.
Me personally I'd like to exclude them, but thank goodness for choice. And I do send all emails inline.
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Linux Mint 21.2 Cinnamon
Al

On 2023-11-02 12:34, Big Al wrote:
> On 11/2/23 06:15 AM, this is what Carlos E. R. wrote:
>> On 2023-11-02 10:45, Ottavio Caruso wrote:
>>> I know this can be done with Alpine, but can TB forward a copy of the
>>> headers of a message without manually selecting, copying and pasting
>>> the headers?
>>>
>>
>> When you forward, you can select in the "message" menu to forward
>> inline or attached. In the later case, headers are included. I just
>> tried with your post.
>>
> Well your reply didn't work on my end. I see no headers.

I did not send them. Attachments are not allowed on Usenet.

>  I do however
> get them with emails.  I'm always stripping them off to be nice to my
> recipients.  But I never see them in newsgroups.  Maybe I've got some
> flag changed just for email. Me personally I'd like to exclude them, but
> thank goodness for choice.  And I do send all emails inline.

You must be talking of something else, this makes no sense.

--
Cheers,
Carlos E.R.

Am 02/11/2023 um 10:15 schrieb Carlos E. R.:
> On 2023-11-02 10:45, Ottavio Caruso wrote:
>> I know this can be done with Alpine, but can TB forward a copy of the
>> headers of a message without manually selecting, copying and pasting
>> the headers?
>>
>
> When you forward, you can select in the "message" menu to forward inline
> or attached. In the later case, headers are included. I just tried with
> your post.
>

Thanks. This is handy but doesn't solve my problem.

--
Ottavio Caruso

Carlos E. R. wrote:

>
> I did not send them. Attachments are not allowed on Usenet.
>
>>   I do however get them with emails.  I'm always stripping them off to
>> be nice to my recipients.  But I never see them in newsgroups.  Maybe
>> I've got some flag changed just for email. Me personally I'd like to
>> exclude them, but thank goodness for choice.  And I do send all emails
>> inline.
>
> You must be talking of something else, this makes no sense.

[Replying to see if it generates NBSP characters]

Andy Burns <usenet@andyburns.uk> wrote:
>Carlos E. R. wrote:
>>I did not send them. Attachments are not allowed on Usenet.

>>>  I do however get them with emails.  I'm always stripping them off to
>>>be nice to my recipients.  But I never see them in newsgroups.  Maybe
>>>I've got some flag changed just for email. Me personally I'd like to
>>>exclude them, but thank goodness for choice.  And I do send all emails
>>>inline.

>>You must be talking of something else, this makes no sense.

>[Replying to see if it generates NBSP characters]

You quoted Carlos's quote of the O.P. Those non-breaking space
characters were quoted. You didn't add new ones.

Big Al wrote:
> On 11/2/23 06:15 AM, this is what Carlos E. R. wrote:
>> On 2023-11-02 10:45, Ottavio Caruso wrote:
>>> I know this can be done with Alpine, but can TB forward a copy of the
>>> headers of a message without manually selecting, copying and pasting
>>> the headers?
>>>
>>
>> When you forward, you can select in the "message" menu to forward
>> inline or attached. In the later case, headers are included. I just
>> tried with your post.
>>
> Well your reply didn't work on my end. I see no headers.   I do however
> get them with emails.  I'm always stripping them off to be nice to my
> recipients.  But I never see them in newsgroups.  Maybe I've got some
> flag changed just for email. Me personally I'd like to exclude them, but
> thank goodness for choice.  And I do send all emails inline.

[only replying to check for NBSP characters]

Andy Burns wrote:
> Big Al wrote:
>> On 11/2/23 06:15 AM, this is what Carlos E. R. wrote:
>>> On 2023-11-02 10:45, Ottavio Caruso wrote:
>>>> I know this can be done with Alpine, but can TB forward a copy of
>>>> the headers of a message without manually selecting, copying and
>>>> pasting the headers?
>>>>
>>>
>>> When you forward, you can select in the "message" menu to forward
>>> inline or attached. In the later case, headers are included. I just
>>> tried with your post.
>>>
>> Well your reply didn't work on my end. I see no headers.   I do
>> however get them with emails.  I'm always stripping them off to be
>> nice to my recipients.  But I never see them in newsgroups.  Maybe
>> I've got some flag changed just for email. Me personally I'd like to
>> exclude them, but thank goodness for choice.  And I do send all emails
>> inline.
>
> [only replying to check for NBSP characters]

this isn't a quote of a quote

Andy Burns <usenet@andyburns.uk> wrote:
>Big Al wrote:
>>On 11/2/23 06:15 AM, this is what Carlos E. R. wrote:
>>>On 2023-11-02 10:45, Ottavio Caruso wrote:

>>>>I know this can be done with Alpine, but can TB forward a copy of the
>>>>headers of a message without manually selecting, copying and pasting
>>>>the headers?

>>>When you forward, you can select in the "message" menu to forward
>>>inline or attached. In the later case, headers are included. I just
>>>tried with your post.

>>Well your reply didn't work on my end. I see no headers.   I do however
^

>>get them with emails.  I'm always stripping them off to be nice to my
^

>>recipients.  But I never see them in newsgroups.  Maybe I've got some
^ ^

>>flag changed just for email. Me personally I'd like to exclude them, but
>>thank goodness for choice.  And I do send all emails inline.
^

>[only replying to check for NBSP characters]

I indicated the ones added in your followup in quoted text.

Again, they'll be invisible in a UTF-8 environment.

On 11/2/2023 2:16 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
> Andy Burns <usenet@andyburns.uk> wrote:
>> Big Al wrote:
>>> On 11/2/23 06:15 AM, this is what Carlos E. R. wrote:
>>>> On 2023-11-02 10:45, Ottavio Caruso wrote:
>
>>>>> I know this can be done with Alpine, but can TB forward a copy of the
>>>>> headers of a message without manually selecting, copying and pasting
>>>>> the headers?
>
>>>> When you forward, you can select in the "message" menu to forward
>>>> inline or attached. In the later case, headers are included. I just
>>>> tried with your post.
>
>>> Well your reply didn't work on my end. I see no headers.   I do however
> ^
>
>>> get them with emails.  I'm always stripping them off to be nice to my
> ^
>
>>> recipients.  But I never see them in newsgroups.  Maybe I've got some
> ^ ^
>
>>> flag changed just for email. Me personally I'd like to exclude them, but
>>> thank goodness for choice.  And I do send all emails inline.
> ^
>
>> [only replying to check for NBSP characters]
>
> I indicated the ones added in your followup in quoted text.
>
> Again, they'll be invisible in a UTF-8 environment.
>

Someones news client, composing in an HTML window and then sending as text-only ?
A Thunderbird wash-n-rinse cycle ?

Paul