Elm predates any microsoft email product... Try to quote stuff in elm, the cursor goes to the beginning of the text.
On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Bud Rogers wrote: >On Tuesday 04 September 2001 22:43 pm, Craig Dickson wrote: > >> Karsten is using the word as it is commonly used among computer >> professionals. When some previously-common (or even not so common) >> practice or standard is superseded and no longer recommended, it is said >> to be "deprecated". One often sees a phrase such as "strongly deprecated" >> in reference to something that is not merely no longer recommended, but >> actively discouraged or considered a Very Bad Thing. > >Except that in this case we're not talking about a practice that was not >previously common or even not so common. We're talking about a practice that >was virtually unknown until Microsoft flooded the market with badly broken >mail and news clients that make it very difficult to properly quote or >attribute anything. > > -- * You are not expected to understand this. --comment from Unix system 6 source, credited to Lions and Johnson Who is John Galt? [EMAIL PROTECTED], that's who: finger me for GPG key