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Q: BS wrote: How do I setup so that if I forget to give a subject for the mail, I get a prompt and the mail is not sent even if I click the send button. In other words how do I make the subject field compulsory.
A. There are no configuration settings to make the Subject line be compulsory. You can submit this as an enhancement by going to http://www.novell.com/rms
It's an interesting request, but we can think of times when someone might really want to send out an email with a blank subject line, and would not like it to be required. Anyone else think this is needed? Post a comment below.
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you should be able to create a "nag" rule for this
Submitted by mbt on 22 April 2011 - 12:02pm.
I would *hate* if it was compulsory and not selectable. But - it would be a nice feature to be able to turn on or off - either a rule or just a config check box.
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Submitted by smoring on 22 April 2011 - 1:42pm.
Aside from not looking professional, a subject line like the one above doesn't give the reader any idea about what's in the email until they open it. I don't like to receive emails that have no subject, but I also can't see making it a mandatory field.
Perhaps a nag or "bad form" message could be superimposed over the subject field until something is typed in?!?
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