Subject: Text placement and replies
From: ACRE
Date: 8/3/2004, 4:46 PM

I also liked this one :) PL

Jerry Hey wrote:

Paul,  there are times when democracy is not the best way to run
things.  When it comes to ACRE, a benevolent dictatorship, such as we
have had is the only way to go.  Next we will be taking a vote on NACA
scopes.    Remember,  a camel is a horse designed by a committee.
Jerry


The vote is moving towards 50 50 :)

Paul Lamar


Michael McGee wrote:

GOTO: "Arrrrghhh!"   (below)

At 10:47 2004-08-03, you wrote:
In this case it happened but in most case it does not.

Paul Lamar

 I"m on AOL, usually i just copy the text and hit the reply icon,
and
the message I'm replying to gets posted as well.

Brian

     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

Arrrrghhh!

Guys, for these long winded threads we get into, putting the reply on
the
end is much easier to read.  I'm already starting to get dizzy
scrolling up
and down to se what I'm reading about.  With the reply on the end I
can see
what the conversation is about as I scroll past ONCE.  This is
particularly
useful when a thread spawns other threads and folks don't change the
subject line.

Replies at the top are useful for short personal notes where you
already
know what each other is talking about.

When you hit the reply button, just scroll down to the end and start
typing
there.  I use Eudora and it does not have a switch for putting the
quotes
at the end automatically.

The vent valve is closing now...(whew!)

Mike
Mike McGee, RV-4 N996RV, O320-E2G, Hillsboro, OR
13B in gestation mode, RD-1C, EC-2

 
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