[mythtv-users] How to reply to messages in mythtv-users Archives?

[Sammo]

> On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 17:04:57 +1100, Sammo <sammo at exemail.com.au> wrote:
>> Sorry for this rather dumb question, but how do I reply to messages in
>> mythtv-users Archives?
>> 
>> If I click on View by: [Thread] (e.g. for March 2005), then click on a
>> subject heading, I can read the message. Then, if I click on the
>> sender's name, the link points to
>> mailto:mythtv-users%40mythtv.org?Subject=%5Bmythtv-users%5D%20Sound%20woes&In-Reply-To=1109031788.3044.14.camel%40lathe.slh.lan
>> 
>> This opens up a Compose message window in Thunderbird, and the subject
>> field is filled in automatically. I can also copy and "Paste as
>> quotation" the message I am replying to.
>> 
>> But the problem is that after I send my reply, it is not shown as a
>> reply to the original in mythtv-users Archives! I guess it is something
>> about the In-Reply-To field, so how do I get Thunderbird to use it?
>> 
>> Thanks heaps :)
> 
> Try just clicking the "Reply" button on the button bar, not the link
> in the message header. Thunderbird should handle the reply correctly,
> it's pretty good at that.

The problem is when I want to reply to a message that I have not
received in my Inbox. When browsing the list at
http://mythtv.org/pipermail/mythtv-users/2005-March/thread.html the only
way to reply to a message is to click on the sender's name. When I click 
on the link, it opens up a Compose message window in Thunderbird with 
the subject field automatically filled in ...

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