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"Skip the subject field and just start typing your message. QuickSend will turn the first paragraph of your message into the subject, saving you time." Meanwhi
by ffumarola 16y ago
"Skip the subject field and just start typing your message. QuickSend will turn the first paragraph of your message into the subject, saving you time."
Meanwhile, the body of the text has to do with meeting for dinner and the subject has to do with the baseball game tomorrow.
So, that was my first question. How are we skipping the subject line? Oh, it builds it off of your text! Wait, it doesn't seem like it did? Maybe he is only sh
owing the 2nd paragraph? No idea.... That was my stream of consciousness.
Other than that, I don't have a mac, but don't really find writing emails on my windows box cumbersome. Is the mac email app that problematic?
- moeedm 16y agoThe interface suggests the user has used the application more than once and is familiar with the workflow. After the first email, it will be quite apparent to the user that the first line would become to subject, which will become an action without the user thinking too much about it. Also, lets just assume that John knows about the Baseball Game tomorrow, but has no idea about the dinner plans. Hope that clears it up!
- oconnore 16y agoHow about if the first line begins with a '>', the paragraph that follows is not included in the body. Example 1: >I actually want a subject This is my message Example 2: This is my first paragraph (and subject). This is my second paragraph.