chris smith

From: David Woyciesjes <DAW_at_yalepress3.unipress.yale.edu>
Date: Fri Jan 4 13:25:57 2002

! From: Richard Erlacher [mailto:edick_at_idcomm.com]
!
......
!
! Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express have a setting which
! will limit the
! width of lines that it transmits and receives. While it lets
! you type to
! the width of your display, it wraps lines by inserting "> "
! or whatever else
! you choose, at the left margin of quoted received text, and
! <crlf> at the
! limits you set. After a few iterations, quoted text becomes
! quite difficult
! to read, and more so if it's formatted both manually and
! automatically.

Yep, I have to manually tweak messages as I reply to them (see below)... I
must be doing okay, though. No one has yelled at me yet...

! >
! > I am aware, and I do try to avoid it. As I've said in a
! private mail to
! someone,
! > my company believes that everyone should use microshaft outhouse for
! email. I'm
! > really lucky to have gotten it to send messages in ASCII :/
! Never mind
! wrapping
! > the lines. So I do it by hand, when I remember and when
! I'm not rushed.
! >
! > Regards,
! >
! > Chris


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