nine9feetYahoogroups <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I suspect Barry uses the Yahoo groups interface and that does not seem to do attribution marks well. You can remove them (deliberately or by accident) when composing. Deals with long lines in a strange way too.
This makes messages look a little odd and more difficult to read for those used to a mail/newsreader. > Right, the challenge is:- You, Malcolm, write an e-mail whilst pretending to > be me & let's see just how it looks on the list. I want to see my sign-off > *just* as it appears when *I* post an e-mail. > So there is no confusion as to who has sent it include the phrase DOUBTING > MALCOLM within the text. When I have seen the result I will concede the point > *if* there is one to concede. > Barry > Nb the gauntletisthrown > Sorry Barry but no one is likely to do this as it would be against their ISP's terms and may lose them the account! Spammers and viruses do it all the time! HTH John NB Noboatyet Just as I suspected--it isn't possible! Barry Nb nopointtoconcede Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
