On Thu, 7 Apr 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It is a quick way to get under my skin to not ever read the subject line. I
> have to deal with too many users that pay my paycheck that do the same thing,
> This is not just with my e-mails but those of fellow workers.
Effective communication can be increased if you make sure one does not
have to fall back to a subject line. I, and I guess many others, only use
the subject line BEFORE they look into a message. The message itself
should be sufficient.
And long lines like the ones you use make replying a major pain as most of
your text just went right out of the screen. So give care to the thought
that the lack of structure in your message was a cause of annoyance.
Hugo.
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