Sorry for my ingerence but do I trim while I'm in the original mesage or in
the reply part? I've had to do this for other lists as well and I am no sure
how to do it effectivally with outlook distress. Thanks.
Hi fellow gamers,
I am writing this message as a friendly reminder you really,
Hi Sarah,
Sarah wrote:
Sorry for my ingerence but do I trim while I'm in the original mesage or in
the reply part?
Well, you can't edit the original message so what you have to do is do
the reply as usual with control+r or whatever the reply command is for
the email program you are using
ah. I'll keep that in mind for the news groups and other lists. thanks.
Hi Sarah,
Sarah wrote:
Sorry for my ingerence but do I trim while I'm in the original
mesage or in the reply part?
Well, you can't edit the original message so what you have to do is do
the reply as usual with
Hello, Sarah.
Being a philosopher, I have a serious problem with rambling. Therefore this
is something I do fairly frequently on this list.
You need to remove the original message when your writing the reply sinse
you can't delete text from a mail you've recieved. to delete all the text,
just
list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2007 2:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Important message length.
Hi Sarah,
Sarah wrote:
Sorry for my ingerence but do I trim while I'm in the original mesage or
in
the reply part?
Well, you can't edit the original message so what you have
Hi Charles,
What email client are you using, or are you using a web mail interface?
Cheers.
Charles Rivard wrote:
Advice or clarity is needed for my mind this morning! What I usually do
when replying to a message and trimming off the excess is to hit control r,
then type my reply, then down
Hi fellow gamers,
I am writing this message as a friendly reminder you really, really,
really must trim your messages before you reply to them. We have a limit
of 8 KB per message. I seen allot of good posts on Jedi Quake and Audio
Quake out here, but they were rejected on the grounds we had
