Warren Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Your suggestion was to download extra programs and run them
> with/instead of(?) mozilla to do what I wanted.
Your claim[1] was that *all* readers except Mozilla display "> > >" out
of the box which is total nonsense since that depends to a large extent
on what the other party sends you. The only way to consistently achieve
a display of either ">>>" or "> > >" are external programs like the ones
I have mentioned which are easy to use and offer a slew of other helpful
features. Thus my suggestion is AFAIK the *only* way to achieve what
you want on *any* reader. But unfortunately you appear to be immune to
apprehension and learning :-(
> I started a new
> thread because solution wasn't what I wanted to use, I don't like
> to stack programs just to get one job done.
How is that a reason to start a new thread ?! You don't like the
answers you get so you start a new thread and file a new bug because
the old one was closed ? ~:-/
Regards
Rolf
PS: BTW, please snip irrelevant parts of previous posts. Makes your
message easier to read. Thank you.
Footnotes:
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[1] see http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89954
