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one solution to not dieting more
jamie" wrote in message
... Before Outlook Express became mis-usable for newsgroups, almost all newsreaders automatically opened below the quoted text, and would even refuse to post if you didn't snip the quoted text to be fewer lines or characters than your response. Now that I would like to see! What is your favorite newsreader? Mary |
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jamie" wrote in message
... Before Outlook Express became mis-usable for newsgroups, almost all newsreaders automatically opened below the quoted text, and would even refuse to post if you didn't snip the quoted text to be fewer lines or characters than your response. Now that I would like to see! What is your favorite newsreader? Mary |
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"Ignoramus28438" wrote in message ... Are your email replies long discussions, or more like a few lines? Both. Usually it's an e-mail trail from inside the corporation that my clients will send me -- I follow the e-mail trails backwards to see what is needed from me so that my client doesn't have to waste time re-explaining everything. Mary |
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"Ignoramus28438" wrote in message ... Are your email replies long discussions, or more like a few lines? Both. Usually it's an e-mail trail from inside the corporation that my clients will send me -- I follow the e-mail trails backwards to see what is needed from me so that my client doesn't have to waste time re-explaining everything. Mary |
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"Ignoramus28438" wrote in message ... Are your email replies long discussions, or more like a few lines? Both. Usually it's an e-mail trail from inside the corporation that my clients will send me -- I follow the e-mail trails backwards to see what is needed from me so that my client doesn't have to waste time re-explaining everything. Mary |
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On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 at 11:46:17, Mary M - Ohio
wrote: jamie" wrote in message ... Before Outlook Express became mis-usable for newsgroups, almost all newsreaders automatically opened below the quoted text, and would even refuse to post if you didn't snip the quoted text to be fewer lines or characters than your response. Now that I would like to see! What is your favorite newsreader? Turnpike. -- Annabel Smyth http://www.amsmyth.demon.co.uk/index.html Website updated 7 August 2004 - for a limited time, be bored by my holiday snaps! |
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Mary M - Ohio wrote:
jamie" wrote in message ... Before Outlook Express became mis-usable for newsgroups, almost all newsreaders automatically opened below the quoted text, and would even refuse to post if you didn't snip the quoted text to be fewer lines or characters than your response. Now that I would like to see! What is your favorite newsreader? I prefer SLRN, myself. It was originally made for linux, but is also available for Windows. It doesn't have the clickety-mouse cuteness of ones originally built for Windows or X-Windows, but its filtering/killfiling options can't be beat. My husband reads news under Windows, and prefers Gravity. Gravity used to be a shareware newsreader, that you had to pay for to get the advanced features, like Agent vs FreeAgent, but at some point the complete version became free. -- jamie ) "There's a seeker born every minute." |
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Mary M - Ohio wrote:
jamie" wrote in message ... Before Outlook Express became mis-usable for newsgroups, almost all newsreaders automatically opened below the quoted text, and would even refuse to post if you didn't snip the quoted text to be fewer lines or characters than your response. Now that I would like to see! What is your favorite newsreader? I prefer SLRN, myself. It was originally made for linux, but is also available for Windows. It doesn't have the clickety-mouse cuteness of ones originally built for Windows or X-Windows, but its filtering/killfiling options can't be beat. My husband reads news under Windows, and prefers Gravity. Gravity used to be a shareware newsreader, that you had to pay for to get the advanced features, like Agent vs FreeAgent, but at some point the complete version became free. -- jamie ) "There's a seeker born every minute." |
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Mary M - Ohio wrote:
jamie" wrote in message ... Before Outlook Express became mis-usable for newsgroups, almost all newsreaders automatically opened below the quoted text, and would even refuse to post if you didn't snip the quoted text to be fewer lines or characters than your response. Now that I would like to see! What is your favorite newsreader? I prefer SLRN, myself. It was originally made for linux, but is also available for Windows. It doesn't have the clickety-mouse cuteness of ones originally built for Windows or X-Windows, but its filtering/killfiling options can't be beat. My husband reads news under Windows, and prefers Gravity. Gravity used to be a shareware newsreader, that you had to pay for to get the advanced features, like Agent vs FreeAgent, but at some point the complete version became free. -- jamie ) "There's a seeker born every minute." |
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