Hmm, this is interesting and I'm definitely gonna try this thing. It's
always been interesting though how on most mailinglists that I've been on
that are moderated and mainly used by blind people, everyone seems to love
top quoting and I've in fact even been on lists where if you don't top quote
you'd be band, yet on other lists that are nothign to do with blindness
usually the choise is left up to you and definitely bottom quoating is
prefered...stupid blind people, yes before anyone says I do top quote, but I
can see many situation when it's much easier and it makes much more sense
not to top quote. I've even been band from the list simply for saying that
to me it doesn't really matter, but no all these idiots were talking all
this shit how it's so so damn difficult to read messages that are not top
quoted...seriously what the hell's wrong with some people.
Vanja
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Onj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "talk2" <talk2@AndreLouis.COM>
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 11:26 PM
Subject: The Talk2 List Microsoft outlook and OE issues
Hi. There's been a lot of talk on the rockbox list of late about
top-quoting. Now it seems only OE and Microsoft outlook do this by
default, and it is rather backwards and stupid.
Email clients such as The BAt! Do not do this to my knowledge, or if they
do, their owners fix this immediately.
A member of the Rockbox list posted this url which I find quite useful and
now I use it in conjunction with OE. OK so it's not the best mail client
ever, nore does it really follow lovely RFC regulations but it just about
works. Microsoft can never quite get it right can they?
Anyway, I've introduced some people to it already and they seem to like
it, so I thought I'd put it out there to talk2 members using OE and
Microsoft outlook and see what they make of it.
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/
Directly from the website comes a bit about what it does and why:
OE-QuoteFix will extend the functionality of MS Outlook Express in
numerous ways! Its main purpose is to modify message composition windows
on-the-fly to allow for correct quoting and to change the appearance of
your plain-text replies and forwards in general: move your signature, use
compressed indentation, have RFC compliant signatures, etc.
But the second feature is equally practical: OE-QuoteFix can instantly
color quoted passages (according to the level of indentation), fix bad
quoting and generally beautify messages as you view them in Outlook
Express.
Quoting & Formatting
If you use Outlook Express as your mail/news client and make use of
plain-text messages (which are still the way to go, especially in the
usenet), you will have noticed that OE doesn't exactly feature the most
intelligent quoting algorithm; in fact, it's the silliest one imaginable.
The following will probably look familiar... This is a simple sample text,
and as you will see, Outlook Express is going
to wrap this line. I've always hated that! And one night I said to myself,
"It can't go on like this". And so I wrote OE-QuoteFix...
--
Dominik Jain
http://flash.to/oblivion
"Dominik Jain" wrote in message
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This is a simple sample text, and as you will see, Outlook Express is
going
to wrap this line. I've always hated that! And one night I said to
myself,
"It can't go on like this". And so I wrote OE-QuoteFix...
--
Dominik Jain
http://flash.to/oblivion
"Dominik Jain" wrote in message
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> This is a simple sample text, and as you will see, Outlook Express is
going
> to wrap this line. I've always hated that! And one night I said to
myself,
> "It can't go on like this". And so I wrote OE-QuoteFix...
>
> --
> Dominik Jain
> http://flash.to/oblivion
>
>
So there you have it. That's a muchly cut down discription but I run it
like Bewaresntp which is sitting in task manager but with no task bar icon
and nothing in the system tray to even indicate that it is at all there.
Hope it's interesting to someone at least.
Andre P. Louis
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