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> dragging-and-dropping mails as EML files This is extremely prevalent in my org. With decades of emails saved on the file system and used as evidence of proce
by prepend 3y ago
> dragging-and-dropping mails as EML files
This is extremely prevalent in my org. With decades of emails saved on the file system and used as evidence of procedural workflow. It’s now getting annoying as different parts of the org are on different clients so these files don’t always open.
There’s no easy equivalent on the web client or Mac client. Print as pdf sort of does the same thing with a durable record of the email, but takes many more clicks and seconds.
Comically, the people I know who just print out emails and physically file them will be the only ones with real records in years time.
- doubled112 3y ago> people I know who just print out emails One of my biggest "what?!" moments was when we received a fax from a user who printed an email then wrote the reply on it in pen. Guess she liked her hard copies.
- basscomm 3y agoI once received an email that was a scan of a printout of a screenshot of a pdf.