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Mail Editor
===========

This module provides the ability to customize e-mail templates for mail sent
out using drupal_mail().

Users with the 'Administer mail templates' permission may go to
admin/config/system/mail-edit, where they find a list of all email templates
that can be customized. If you use a separate admin theme, then the 'View the
administration theme' permission may be needed, too.


Dependencies
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Mail Edit module does not have any dependencies, but if the Token module is
installed it will show a list of available tokens when editing a message.


Installation
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Download and copy the module to the /modules/contrib directory. Enable the
module through the Admin -> Extend (/admin/modules) page.


Developers
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
See mail_edit.api.php for details on adding support to other modules.

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  1. Mail Editor

  2. ===========

  3. 

  4. This module provides the ability to customize e-mail templates for mail sent

  5. out using drupal_mail().

  6. 

  7. Users with the 'Administer mail templates' permission may go to

  8. admin/config/system/mail-edit, where they find a list of all email templates

  9. that can be customized. If you use a separate admin theme, then the 'View the

  10. administration theme' permission may be needed, too.

  11. 

  12. 

  13. Dependencies

  14. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  15. The Mail Edit module does not have any dependencies, but if the Token module is

  16. installed it will show a list of available tokens when editing a message.

  17. 

  18. 

  19. Installation

  20. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  21. Download and copy the module to the /modules/contrib directory. Enable the

  22. module through the Admin -> Extend (/admin/modules) page.

  23. 

  24. 

  25. Developers

  26. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  27. See mail_edit.api.php for details on adding support to other modules.