Controlling your message editing (was: Strange agile articles)

"George Dinwiddie [email protected] [extremeprogramming]" <[email protected]>
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Massimo,

On 10/12/16 7:37 AM, Massimo Manca [email protected] 
[extremeprogramming] wrote:
> I answered that I am experiencing some strange behavior preventing me to
> cut or reply as I would want to some email because the text looks as an
> image or a sequence of images so in these cases I can't reply where I
> want in the text. Sometimes happens also in other Yahoo Groups without
> any apparent reasons. I also received 2 emails back instead one for each
> message I sent yesterday so I am sorry but any problem about how my
> emails are received seems to be out of my control, nothing changed in my
> group setup and policy, no Thunderbird update in the last week.

In Thunderbird, try editing as plain text. For the account I use for 
mailing lists, in the "Compositions & Addressing" settings, I have 
UNchecked "Compose messages in HTML format." I don't know any way to set 
this on the fly, but it's possible to set up a dummy "account," use a 
rule to filter on the "List-Id" header to move incoming messages to that 
account, and use plain text on that account. That should give you back 
your editing control.

  - George

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