Evolution signatures
Adam Pavelec
apavelec@benefit-services.com
Tue Aug 5 17:30:02 2003
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Timo Schulz wrote:
>>messages from any other source. So, I am eagerly awaiting the time when
>>someone writes a PGP/MIME plug-in for OE. I highly doubt Microsoft will
>>implement it anytime soon. It /is/ rather comical to receive their
> With OE you mean the Express version, right?
>
> I don't think that anybody will do this since it is *not* possible.
> There is no interface for plug-in's or to access the internal mail
> structure directly. And thus it's difficult to change the needed
> headers and the message body.
I am not sure how it was done, but the author of OE-QuoteFix
<http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/> has seemed to access
the internal mail structure with his OE helper application.
<DISCLAIMER>Sorry if this message is mangled -- I am currently retesting
Thunderbird/Enigmail</DISCLAIMER>
-Adam
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