Before archiving messages to a specific folder, I often clean them up, remove what is not important. I tried to edit the messages, but Poco seems to think that they are edited in order to be sent. Not to just be modified and saved back to the In or Out folders...
Also, of course, editing the messages should not change the date/time stamps.
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I think the only way that this could be achieved would be by using a script
that runs against selected messages. Assuming for the moment that you do not receive styled
messages you could extract the message body using the ReadBody command, save it to a file,
display it using your favorite text editor (using the "ExecuteAndWait" command to pause until
you've finished editing it) and then retrieve the contents of the saved file, replace the body
of the message and save it back to it's original location. It's not as bad as it sounds.
Handling both plain and styled messages would differ only in that you would have to examine the message header, extract the body for styled messages using the "ReadRawBody" command and use your favourite html editor to edit them. The following is "air code", it has not been tested:
{ Script to edit the body of a message and save the changes
ReadBody $body %message
AppendToFile False
AddStrings $file $temppath "msgbody.txt"
SaveBody $body $file
ExecuteAndWait $file
OpenBody $body $file
ClearBody %message
AppendToFile True
SaveMessage %message $currentmailbox
Note: Do not select any text in the message prior to running this script. If you do only the selected text is passed on to the script. (This is just a caution for using this script). Suggested enhancements:
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