Subject: Wide P port
From: ACRE
Date: 8/2/2004, 12:56 PM


How about a P-port and side ports? That would certainly breath.

Doug, your radiator should be arriving today in Florida.

Paul, how was that for reply forwading? Do I need to wear my kevlar?

See you later,
Brian


Still don't have it Brian. Use forward quoted to add your message to the end of the
thread. does any know how to do that in Internet Explorer or whatever Brian
is using for an email program?

Paul Lamar

Paul...

I now use Mozilla's Thunderbird for my email, but still have Outlook and Outlook Express loaded (the two most common email programs provided by Windows), so I
checked back.

I don't see any settings to do that in Outlook or Outlook Express.  When replying, they allow you to select whether you want the original message included or
not, indented, or set off with special characters, but not where to put it. By default, and not selectable, the cursor starts before the message in the reply.

But that's not a problem...after clicking reply, just point your cursor to the bottom of the message, click, and start typing. Bingo!  Reply follows the
copied message!

Now, here in Thunderbird, they do have options to select whether to start the reply before or after the quoted message, but I leave it set to before, as all
my other lists prefer it that way...that way we get to read the most current information immediately, and if we want, can read more about it...but usually,
we're already up on the thread and only need to see the latest info.

I realize, your method keeps all the replies in proper order though...where putting the reply before the message reverses things, and would really screw them
up if people were doing it both ways!

Harley


 
The Rotary Engine NewsLetter.  Powered by Linux.
ACRE NL web site. http://home.earthlink.net/~rotaryeng/            
Copyright 1998-2004 All world wide rights reserved.