While we're on the topic of netiquette, can I point out that it is only
neccessary to quote the entire message you are replying to if you are
actually going to respond to the *entire* thing point by point?
If you only wish to make some general comment (rather than debate
specifics) such as "Thanks very much for the help!" or [shudder] "Me
too!", its much more polite to quote the barest minimum neccessary to
identify the topic, followed by a large "snip".
Eg:
> > I'm having trouble getting fields to take the focus
[snip]
> >
> The first thing you should look at is the TraversalOn
> property
[snip]
Thanks for the help! It works perfectly now.
The alternative is to fill people's inboxes with two, three or a dozen
copies of the exact same message, which is wasteful of diskspace and
bandwidth, but most of all is wasteful of reader's time as they scan the
message looking for anything new.
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Steven D'Aprano
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