On Tuesday 23 October 2007 14:13, ianseeks wrote: > On Tuesday 23 Oct 2007, Will Stephenson wrote: > > It's not KMail's job to enforce list etiquette, > > True > > > but the default is sensible. > > Yes for mailing lists, but not for professional responses in the business > world. > > > Ian: in the Composer->General config page, check 'insert signatures above > > quoted text'. You will have to add some extra spaces below your > > signature (in the Identity config tab, most likely) to get the spacing > > right between the bottom of your sig and the start of the quote. > > > > You can also get creative with the Composer->Templates to set up > > different templates for new mails and replies, and set up per-identity > > templates for separating your Wintendo work identity and your überhacker > > opensource existence. > > Thanks, that is the sort of response that is very appreciated.
This is actually a very cool response. Thanks, will! I had googled this and found only belligerant and snide remarks about how bottom posting is "better" blah, blah, blah... Unfornately, it is the case that some huge number of corporate email systems use top posting as the default. In addition, some number of home email systems also top post by default. I even tried settting Outlook to bottom post (yes you can configure Outlook to bottom post) but got frustrated at everyone else's unwillingness to comply. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
