Hello MAU, Wednesday, February 13, 2008, 10:34:34 AM, you wrote:
M> I think that would be what people would expect. As I say in another M> message I don't get much TNEF email lately (I have trained my M> correspondents) but they used to use rich text showing quoted text in red (with no >>>, etc.) and their own text in blue. If you can't see the M> colours, it is difficult to tell which text is quoted and which not. Some time ago, I have been waiting for a couple of months for a reply from someone who had simply quoted my text, except for the first question to which he replied with a full written sentence. I did not understand why he only had answered that question and not the others. Those were questions in which I asked him under what code-number some expenses had to be entered. Turned out he HAD answered my question by putting numbers right behind my question. My original questions looked like this (not the real content, of course): question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 perhaps was + same question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 and /or question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 also question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 question 012345? to which he replied: question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 perhaps was + same question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 and /or question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 question 0123 1204 or 1205 also question 012345 question 012345 question 012345 question 012345? 4223 and so on. It was only much later that I saw the added numbers. And looking at that winmail.dat with winmail opener, I now see that he wrote those number in red. Needless to say I would have seen his replies much earlier if I would have looked at it with winmail opener. Even if TB! would keep on showing the text version only, I now know that, to make sure I do not oversee possible replies, I'd better open the winmail.dat with winmail opener... -- Best Wishes, Mark using The Bat! 4.0.14 ________________________________________________ Current version is 4.0.0.22 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
