Hi Mats,
(Almost?) all e-mail clients have an option to quote the message that is
being answered. If you check this option in the preferences of your
client, the previous message will be included automatically.
Usually, you can also choose whether the previous message should be
before (above) or after (below) your own text. Personally, I prefer to
read quoted messages below the answer, because that doesn't force me to
scroll down to the new reply in every single e-mail.
If you are using webmail, things may be slightly more complicated. Not
every webmail system has the same options and they are not always called
the same. E.g. Yahoo has quoting turned of by default, because they want
you to use their threading system. There is a way to turned it on, but I
don't recall how. I never use webmail.
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On 2/27/2014 13:36, Mats Wilstrand wrote:
When I get older I would very much like to learn how to post correctly to
this list. You all seem to have no problem getting the message you're
answering included in your answer. I do! I will consider all of you that are
willing to share this secret with me to be kind persons.
Kind regards
Mats
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