Hi Ann and all,

By overquoting I presume you mean including the original email in a reply. I suspect most people get sort of lured into including multiple emails.
What I mean is this.
If I had included your email, it might have made the context of my reply more clear, or relevant.
(Probably not in this case).
So one person includes the previous reply, because they think it might be beneficial, but that email includes the one before, for the same reason. Meanwhile, the initial email might now be less relevant to the most recent one. Perhaps we should all just try not including the email, and see if it hurts.

I also thought that you could download a month of the archive at a time.
I have tried this a few times, but it always seems to stop.
(The progress beeps stop and never restart, even after several minutes). Now, if I remember right, a months worth isn't a megabyte, which even on dial-up should take less than three minutes.

What it might be good to have is a database of articles where you could search their titles. If you found one that matched what you were after, then check it and it's replies. If necessary add a reply which would not implicitly include anything.
If you didn't find anything, start a new article, (or topic).
But that might be a whole new application.

Regards,
Steve.

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