Tony Firshman wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 5/01/10 19:14:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 5/01/10 17:00:
Clever, but better to use Thunderbird.
Although I've never installed Thunderbird, I think it's the program
my son's school suggested he install. He got so frustrated with it
Derek Stewart wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 5/01/10 19:14:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 5/01/10 17:00:
Clever, but better to use Thunderbird.
Although I've never installed Thunderbird, I think it's the program
my son's school suggested he install. He got
Derek Stewart wrote:
The blank lines were the encoding in Thunderbird... I did not configure
correctly.
But still I prefer the new message at the top.
Me too.
Cheers...Ralf
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Ralf Reköndt wrote, On 6/01/10 18:37:
Derek Stewart wrote:
The blank lines were the encoding in Thunderbird... I did not configure
correctly.
Ah yes - that is what I thought. you were using *exactly* the same
Thunderbord version as me, but under Windoze.
In-line quoting, as I did for the
-
From: Tony Firshman t...@firshman.co.uk
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Sent: Monday, January 04, 2010 2:08 PM
Subject: [Ql-Users] Message formatting
I think mailing lists like this need in-line quoting. The vast majority do
use this, and good mailers like Thunderbird do this by default.
However some
See below.
- Original Message -
From: Ian Pine ilp...@tesco.net
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 11:58 AM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] Message formatting
In my opinion, generally, I think that as a thread builds up, old stuff
should be 'pushed down' with the latest
Ian Pine wrote, On 5/01/10 11:58:
In my opinion, generally, I think that as a thread builds up, old
stuff should be 'pushed down' with the latest comment going in at the
top (like this message); this means that I don't have to scroll
through a lengthening chunk of everything I've previously
Ian Pine wrote, On 5/01/10 12:05:
See below.
- Original Message - From: Ian Pine ilp...@tesco.net
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 11:58 AM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] Message formatting
In my opinion, generally, I think that as a thread builds up, old
stuff should
Tony Firshman wrote:
Usnet use inline so why not here?
My 2 cents: I'm fully with Tony on this one but also think that it's a
battle against windmills and thus cannot be won.
Marcel
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Usnet use inline so why not here?
My 2 cents: I'm fully with Tony on this one but also think that it's a
battle against windmills and thus cannot be won.
Marcel
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On 4 Jan 2010, at 14:08, Tony Firshman wrote:
I think mailing lists like this need in-line quoting. The vast majority do
use this, and good mailers like Thunderbird do this by default.
I would probably agree if I knew what in-line quoting means.
However some users append the Original
From: gdgqler
I put my reply at the end unless, as now, I am replying to specific points
inside the original message.
I have all set in OE, as Tony F. suggested, but sometimes the quote chars
appears, sometimes not. As I have said, OE puts the chars in front of the
original messages,
gdgqler wrote, On 5/01/10 16:07:
On 4 Jan 2010, at 14:08, Tony Firshman wrote:
I think mailing lists like this need in-line quoting. The vast majority do use
this, and good mailers like Thunderbird do this by default.
I would probably agree if I knew what in-line quoting means.
Ralf Reköndt wrote, On 5/01/10 16:14:
From: gdgqler
I put my reply at the end unless, as now, I am replying to specific
points inside the original message.
I have all set in OE, as Tony F. suggested, but sometimes the quote
chars appears, sometimes not. As I have said, OE puts the chars in
Am 05.01.2010 17:14 schrieb Ralf Reköndt:
From: gdgqler
I put my reply at the end unless, as now, I am replying to specific
points inside the original message.
I have all set in OE, as Tony F. suggested, but sometimes the quote
chars appears, sometimes not. As I have said, OE puts the chars
I put my reply at the end unless, as now, I am replying to specific
points
inside the original message.
I have all set in OE, as Tony F. suggested, but sometimes the quote
chars
appears, sometimes not. As I have said, OE puts the chars in front
of the
original messages, then(!) format the
Andreas Berger wrote:
Am 05.01.2010 17:14 schrieb Ralf Reköndt:
From: gdgqler
I put my reply at the end unless, as now, I am replying to specific
points inside the original message.
I have all set in OE, as Tony F. suggested, but sometimes the quote
chars appears, sometimes not. As I have
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I put my reply at the end unless, as now, I am replying to specific
points
inside the original message.
I have all set in OE, as Tony F. suggested, but sometimes the quote
chars
appears, sometimes not. As I have said, OE puts the chars in front
of the
original messages,
Clever, but better to use Thunderbird.
Although I've never installed Thunderbird, I think it's the program my
son's school suggested he install. He got so frustrated with it (can't
remember why) he uninstalled it and started using Hotmail of all
things instead.
That sort of kludge reminds
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 5/01/10 17:00:
Clever, but better to use Thunderbird.
Although I've never installed Thunderbird, I think it's the program my
son's school suggested he install. He got so frustrated with it (can't
remember why) he uninstalled it and started using Hotmail of all
things
Tony Firshman wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 5/01/10 17:00:
Clever, but better to use Thunderbird.
Although I've never installed Thunderbird, I think it's the
program
my son's school suggested he install. He got so frustrated with it
(can't remember why) he uninstalled it and started using
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 5/01/10 19:14:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 5/01/10 17:00:
Clever, but better to use Thunderbird.
Although I've never installed Thunderbird, I think it's the program
my son's school suggested he install. He got so frustrated with it
(can't remember why)
Yes, it seems so, but as a user of OE, there are no alternatives. It was
quite easy in the times of Maustausch, there were quite a few good
programs on the Atari, which I have used, also QLFED from Andreas Rudolf on
QDOS/SMSQ. They first formatted the quoted text, left space for the
quotation
Tony wrote -
This is John in Wales - John Sadler?
Who, what, why is GO-BOY GO-LT?
Sounds like an instruction to a Welsh sheepdog (8-)#
==
Why not ask *him* he should know!
. tee dum, dum I said O/E (as my current client) it should have
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