By Gabe on Mar 18, 2010 with 1
Filed Under: Misc. News

For reply e-mail, confirms your intention to reply to all (Reply-All) rather than reply to sender only (plain Reply). If the subject line starts with “Re:” and there are multiple recipients, the sending is confirmed. If you wish, you can set it to confirm sending of all e-mail with multiple recipients, in case you may occasionally remove the “Re:” from the subject.
Canceled sends are not lost; the message simply gets marked with an X to indicate a canceled transmission, and you can modify the recipients and re-send without having to compose it again. Or, if you clicked Cancel in the “Reply-All Confirmer” confirmation dialog by accident, you can just select Resend to proceed with sending the message as-is.
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[...] Berry Reporter actually looked at another reply application, Reply-All Confirmer, which does exactly what the name implies. If you have more than one recipient on your email it will prompt you for confirmation. It could help prevent you from sending an email to the wrong person. That one will cost you, though. $2.99 at App World. Subscribe to the BBGeeks RSS Feed Share on Facebook | Add to De.licio.us | Digg This! | Technorati [...]