How about a New Year's Resolution for LUG Members?
Before pressing "Send", spare a second to cut your mail to the essentials.
Please strip out all the Legacy footers, and clip out repeated old messages.
You will be blessed - at least by me :-)
Regards
Mary Young
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Phil Hawkins wrote:
Kirstin Martinez wrote:
I use Thunderbird. Is there a way to automatically add the hyphen
hyphen space in thunderbird?
Hi Kirsten
I use THunderbird also and according to it's website/forum thers is no
way of adding a automatic signature file to email with Thunderbird.
The
Ed Lawler wrote:
Thanks Ed for putting me straight
I had looked for that information a coouple of days ago and read the
website wrong - obviously!
(Now let's see if it works
--
Phil Hawkins
(Rather be Fishing)
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Kirstin Martinez wrote:
I use Thunderbird. Is there a way to automatically add the hyphen hyphen
space in thunderbird?
IGNORE my previous post!
I should have read all the mail before responding
Jumped in with both feet!
Phil
--
Have you unlocked the real power of Legacy? Legacy 6.0 Deluxe h
Kirstin Martinez wrote:
I use Thunderbird. Is there a way to automatically add the hyphen hyphen
space in thunderbird?
Hi Kirsten
I use THunderbird also and according to it's website/forum thers is no
way of adding a automatic signature file to email with Thunderbird.
There is some info on ad
Kirsten,
You can add a signature without using an extension. Use the following steps:
1. Create a text file to contain your signature in an appropriate place
("My Documents", etc.).
2. In the signature file, add "-- " on a line by itself as the *first*
line. Add any other lines that you want
"I use Thunderbird. Is there a way to automatically add the hyphen
hyphen space in thunderbird?"
I don't know about "automatically", but what I do is keep a draft email
(subject: signatures) in the Templates folder with the various
signatures I use at times, along with some URLs that I use alm
Kirstin Martinez wrote:
I use Thunderbird. Is there a way to automatically add the hyphen hyphen
space in thunderbird?
There is an add on for Thunderbird called Signature which can be installed from
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/578.
Just create a custom signature with the h
I use Thunderbird. Is there a way to automatically add the hyphen hyphen
space in thunderbird?
--
Kirstin
Mike Fry wrote:
Mike Fry wrote:
Wayne Martell wrote:
Millenia could do its part by minimizing the amount they tack on at
the end of each message. I see no reason why it has to be more th
in Dublin, Wicklow &
Wexford - please ???
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wayne
Martell
Sent: Wednesday, 1 August 2007 5:26 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Please truncate your mail
Millenia c
Hi,
I'm just testing the system to see if I modified program to delete the
previous message when I reply. Testing!
Helen Barton
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not found in the Standard Edition. Learn more about these features at
http://legacyfam
Krisjan,
Yes, you are getting what you paid for and MUCH MUCH more. At least they
are providing the list which they certainly do not have to do and it has
provided people with far more than what it would have been worth if we had
to pay for it. People get things for nothing and still find a reas
Mary Brenzel wrote:
Since when is 'hyphen hyphen space' a standard signature start line? I
never heard of such a thing.
Since the beginning of USENET, and email i.e. since the start of the
'Net. Before launching into use of the internet, people should have
taken time to find out what it's re
01, 2007 1:40 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Please truncate your mail
And then again,
Since Millenia is providing this forum to us all at NO COST to us, I think
it is in really poor taste to chastise them for a little advertising in
the forum that THEY pay for and we get for FREE.
Grow up chi
Mike Fry wrote:
Gene Young wrote:
Mike Fry wrote:
Mike Fry wrote:
Wayne Martell wrote:
Millenia could do its part by minimizing the amount they tack on at
the end of each message. I see no reason why it has to be more than
1 line, 2 at the most.
And then again,
Since Millenia is provi
Even better would be if people would set up their "options" to
uncheck the box for "include message in reply". That is available
in all of the e-mail programs I use. Then if I DO want to snip
part of the message and include it I can do that. Otherwise NONE
of the OPs message is included. Much b
Gene Young wrote:
Mike Fry wrote:
Mike Fry wrote:
Wayne Martell wrote:
Millenia could do its part by minimizing the amount they tack on at
the end of each message. I see no reason why it has to be more than
1 line, 2 at the most.
And then again,
Since Millenia is providing this forum to us
Thank you for your thoughts, Gene. I heartily agree with all of
your observations.
On 8/1/2007 5:40:37 AM, Gene Young ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Mike Fry wrote:
> > Mike Fry wrote:
> >> Wayne Martell wrote:
> >>> Millenia could do its part by minimizing the amount they tack on at
> >>> the end
Mike Fry wrote:
Mike Fry wrote:
Wayne Martell wrote:
Millenia could do its part by minimizing the amount they tack on at
the end of each message. I see no reason why it has to be more than 1
line, 2 at the most.
And then again,
Since Millenia is providing this forum to us all at NO COST to
Mike Fry wrote:
Wayne Martell wrote:
Millenia could do its part by minimizing the amount they tack on at
the end of each message. I see no reason why it has to be more than 1
line, 2 at the most.
If it was formatted to proper signature standards, most 'real' email
readers would automatically
On 8/1/07, Mike Fry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If it was formatted to proper signature standards, most 'real' email
> readers would automatically truncate the Millennia 'signature'. I still
> don't see why the Millennia-added lines can't be preceded by the
> standard 'hyphen hyphen space' line.
S
Wayne Martell wrote:
Millenia could do its part by minimizing the amount they tack on at the
end of each message. I see no reason why it has to be more than 1 line,
2 at the most.
If it was formatted to proper signature standards, most 'real' email
readers would automatically truncate the Mil
On 8/1/07, Wayne Martell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Millenia could do its part by minimizing the amount they tack on at the end
> of each message. I see no reason why it has to be more than 1 line, 2 at the
> most.
Yes, that would help - but my main problem is repetition and chaining
of old stuff
: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 9:43 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Please truncate your mail
Hello
Pretty please, take pity on those of us on dialup - take a few seconds
to truncate your mail - you don't need to keep two screens' worth of
previous messages and those l
Hello
Pretty please, take pity on those of us on dialup - take a few seconds
to truncate your mail - you don't need to keep two screens' worth of
previous messages and those long Legacy footers (some mails are
showing 4 or 5 sets of footers).
Reiterations make threaded mail really slow and irksome
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