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On 4/26/06, Alexander Skwar <listen@×××××××××××××××.name> wrote: |
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> Richard Fish wrote: |
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> > Outlook makes it damn near impossible to properly quote and |
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> > trim a message when replying. |
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> Actually, it does *NOT* - at least not, when you're composing |
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> text/plain mails, as you should. |
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Which version of outlook are you using? Because Outlook 2000 on my |
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laptop (under VMWare) and also my desktop at work refuse to: |
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1. Properly quote message text with '> ' in plain text mode. I can |
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edit the message of course, but I have to add the '> ' manually. Yes, |
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I have the setting "Prefix each line with" set to "> ". |
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2. In HTML mode, to insert a reply in the middle of a quoted message |
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without having my reply also appear with the vertical blue line that |
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indicates a quote. |
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I don't want to go completely off-topic and turn this thread into a |
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outlook discussion, but I would like to understand why you and I have |
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such different opinions of outlook. |
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-Richard |
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