...> wrote: I have a default value for Reply-To for Mail under OsX 10.4 (Tiger). ...set a default for Reply-to for Mail on OsX 10.5 (Leopard). What menu option have I missed or what... use? I set mine using a plist editor, but something like: defaults write com.apple.mail UserHeaders "Reply-To" "<e-mail address> ought to work. -- Tom Stiller PGP fingerprint = 5108 DDB2 9761 ...

I have a default value for Reply-To for Mail under OsX 10.4 (Tiger). Unfortunately I have forgotten how I did it. :-( I suspect it involved one of the third party extra option setting utilities. Now I am trying to set a default for Reply-to for Mail on OsX 10.5 (Leopard). What menu option have I missed or what utility have I forgotten to use?

... trying to set a default for Reply-to for Mail on OsX 10.5 (Leopard). ... I set mine using a plist editor, but something like: defaults write com.apple.mail UserHeaders "Reply-To" "<e-mail address> ought to work. ... the icon to the left of the From field in a new message window and turn on ... stick around. The problem is setting a DEFAULT! The plist solution seems to be a variant ...

... I am trying to set a default for Reply-to for Mail on OsX 10.5 (Leopard). What menu option have I missed or what ...> I set mine using a plist editor, but something like: defaults write com.apple.mail UserHeaders "Reply-To" "<e-mail address> ought to work. Or you ... on the icon to the left of the From field in a new message window and turn on the ...

...click on the icon to the left of the From field in a new message window and turn on the option... stick around. The problem is setting a DEFAULT! You're correct that setting it from the View menu... to that one message only without making it a default. That's not what I said to do, though... If you do what I said, it becomes the default setting. The plist solution seems to be a ...