Re: CUPS - Some apps can't print

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On Fri, 2018-02-09 at 19:49 +1100, Philip Rhoades wrote:
> Hmm . . not sure what happened - I just did what I normally do (which 
> used to work):
> 
> - reply to the list
> 
> - change the subject appropriately
> 
> - edit out extraneous digest stuff and add my response to the 
> appropriate thread
> 
> That should have retained whatever threading was involved?
> 
> Now that I think about it . . I'm not sure how that CAN work . .

It absolutely does NOT work. Replying to digests will only preserve
threading if your mail client has an option such as Reply to Digest
(e.g. Evolution can do this). Otherwise you break threading.

Digests are an outdated concept anyway. They're a hangover from the
days of UUCP and really have no reason to exist any more.

poc
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