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Version 2.3.10, released July xxth, 2003
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- Renames "Display search" to "List display"
Version 2.3.9, released July 15th, 2003
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<LI><a href=#10>How does one configure elog to disable editing of existing messages? I want a logbook where one
can enter messages but not change them afterwards.
<LI><a href=#11>How can I track various revisions of a message using the "edit" command?
<LI><a href=#12>How can I enter a date which is different from current one?
</OL>
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then the reply contains the original message without the usual "&gt; " at the beginning of
each line. One can then edit the message and submit it. In the threaded message list display,
one sees then the different revisions as a message thread.<p>
</UL>
<LI><a name=#12><b>How can I enter a date which is different from current one?</b>
<p>
Usually, the current date/time is recorded when you add a new entry. It might be, however,
that one wants to enter "old" entries, or some entries with a date in the future (like a
to-do list with a due date). To do that, on can add a new attribute (let's call it
<i>Record date</i>, to be different from the pre-defined <i>Date</i>:<p>
<code>
Attributes = Author, ..., Record date
Preset Record date = $date
Date format = %Y %m %d
List Display = Record date, Author, ...
Start page = ?rsort=Record date
</code>
The <i>Preset Record date</i> statement sets the record date to the current date, but
this can then of course edite during the message entry. The <i>List Display</i> and
<i>Start page</i> statements show the record date as the first column in the summary
display and also sort by that. Note the <i>Date format</i> showing first year, then month
and day. This is necessary since sorting is done only lexically.
</UL>