I like to have a sense of time passage which is why I want the date and
time. Also the subject of emails chains sometimes morph as an issue is
resolved.
Also I think of the attached document as more of a copy of the original.
As a copy, I expect to have all of the header information.
And I like the look of full header better :)
Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote, On 4/23/2010 9:36 AM:
Test wrote:
That did it. I have the 1 line with date time and author. Thanks!
Still, I would prefer the official header look that you get when you
forward a message. Is that possible on a reply?
I don't know; I'm out of ideas. :-/
While I know you have your reasons, I personally have never seen the
need to add such inline 'headers' to a Reply. I feel that the recipient
(the sender of that content) should know what he sent, and when.
AFAIK, none of my recipients have ever been confused by a simple:
John Doe wrote:
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed
> do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
Do you do it often? If it is a rare occurrence, it wouldn't take you
more than a few seconds to just edit your content...
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