On 2/19/2010 1:10 PM, Kurt previously said:
Yet everyone here extols the virtues of bottom posting. Your supposed to
post especially in emails to what the receiver is accustomed to. Not
your ridged guidelines as what is prim proper.
Exactly why I wanted to know how to change. Most people
Tom Stoudt wrote:
On 2/19/2010 1:10 PM, Kurt previously said:
Yet everyone here extols the virtues of bottom posting. Your supposed to
post especially in emails to what the receiver is accustomed to. Not
your ridged guidelines as what is prim proper.
Exactly why I wanted to know how to
Interviewed by CNN on 19/2/2010 01:50, Paul B. Gallagher told the world:
I had a client write me in January after I had interspersed my
respective replies after each paragraph of his message:
I always wanted to ask you to write your response above my message and
not mix with my original
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
Kurt wrote:
When I reply to an email, the text cursor is way down at the bottom of
the email. I believe all my contacts that use Microsoft email and have
grown accustomed to replies being at the beginning of the email will
be confounded by replies
Yet everyone here extols the virtues of bottom posting. Your supposed to
post especially in emails to what the receiver is accustomed to. Not
your ridged guidelines as what is prim proper.
Exactly why I wanted to know how to change. Most people getting my
emails are using Outlook.
Thanks
Phillip Jones wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
Kurt wrote:
When I reply to an email, the text cursor is way down at the bottom of
the email. I believe all my contacts that use Microsoft email and have
grown accustomed to replies being at the beginning of the email will
be
MCBastos wrote:
My guess is that your client doesn't really grok how the quote marks
work, and so kept having to reference his original message to you in
the sent messages folder, like if you hadn't quoted his message at
all.
Yeh, that's how I took it, too.
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War doesn't determine who's
Phillip Jones wrote:
And you did notice this part above .
I always wanted to ask you to *write your response above my message* and
*not mix with my original text*. It takes me a long time to read your
response and often I just give up.
Yet everyone here extols the virtues of bottom
William Morrison wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
Kurt wrote:
When I reply to an email, the text cursor is way down at the bottom of
the email. I believe all my contacts that use Microsoft email and have
grown accustomed to replies being at the
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
And you did notice this part above .
I always wanted to ask you to *write your response above my message* and
*not mix with my original text*. It takes me a long time to read your
response and often I just give up.
Yet everyone here
Phillip Jones wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
And then the recipient, following the same principle, should reply
to me in my system (bottom posting), creating an incomprehensible
hodge-podge when I top-post for his benefit in reply.
He does so because that he assumes that how you want
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
And then the recipient, following the same principle, should reply
to me in my system (bottom posting), creating an incomprehensible
hodge-podge when I top-post for his benefit in reply.
He does so because that he
When I reply to an email, the text cursor is way down at the bottom of
the email. I believe all my contacts that use Microsoft email and have
grown accustomed to replies being at the beginning of the email will
be confounded by replies at the end of the email. When I jump up to
begin the reply it
Kurt wrote:
When I reply to an email, the text cursor is way down at the bottom of
the email. I believe all my contacts that use Microsoft email and have
grown accustomed to replies being at the beginning of the email will
be confounded by replies at the end of the email. When I jump up to
begin
Kurt wrote:
When I reply to an email, the text cursor is way down at the bottom of
the email. I believe all my contacts that use Microsoft email and have
grown accustomed to replies being at the beginning of the email will
be confounded by replies at the end of the email. When I jump up to
begin
Phillip Jones wrote:
Kurt wrote:
When I reply to an email, the text cursor is way down at the bottom of
the email. I believe all my contacts that use Microsoft email and have
grown accustomed to replies being at the beginning of the email will
be confounded by replies at the end of the email.
Kurt wrote:
When I reply to an email, the text cursor is way down at the bottom of
the email. I believe all my contacts that use Microsoft email and have
grown accustomed to replies being at the beginning of the email will
be confounded by replies at the end of the email. When I jump up to
begin
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