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The references is here:
My early attempts to use it are unsuccessful. If anyone has used this, I could use some tips to make it work properly. |
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Can you detail the steps?
I saved a template with %To, etc and %include="D:\email\Templates\template.txt" But when I call the template into an email, this is the result. (Encoded image data removed - this forum does not support images. if you want to share one, host it elsewhere and provide a download link - Daniel) I have a blank email open. I enter %include="path". [for me it is a thumb drive] I don't know if that image will show; I never had to post an image here before: [[ This is the < The system cannot find the file specified (C:\Program Files\The Bat!\file path) > notepad ]] Perhaps it is defaulted to look in the \Program Files\ ? |
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What do you want to achieve with %Include?
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I want to be able to change the contents of the named file without changing the template.
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I do not understand what file you want change. You wrote:
Does it mean you try to call the macro directly from the open message? This is not possible, the only method to call the template is using macro %QT(template_name) within another template, or writing template name in the message editor followed immediately by <Ctrl><Space> combination. |
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What's unclear to me is if that external file is another template or just a text file that you want to include. If it's the latter, you could use the %Put macro instead.
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