Tony Firshman writes:
While were having this little chat let me point out to Tony that I often find your replies very hard to find. See the example below. <lines and lines of "quoted" text> >Note: In I/E 6: There does not *seem* to be the offer of the - > >'>' etc as a prefix but a standardisation on ':' Interesting - I have _never_ seen ':' until now. <--- Tony's reply > >See example below <more lines and lines of quoted text> Perhaps, because your email program does "intelligent" things to the text to emphasise the thread logic in some way, you may not realise the problem even now. Try viewing it in a text-only application to see what I mean; your reply gets completely lost in the ambient verbiage! This has been the case as long as Ive been on this list, so in the early days, when I believed all email clients were the same, I made sure to leave a blank line above and below my own inserted responses (I wonder how that comes across on some people's screens!) If Im the only person with this "problem" I apologise for taking up your time - otherwise, perhaps you might consider adapting your style for the benefit of your reading public? Pained of Painswick
