Re: New install message

Marck D Pearlstone <[email protected]> Sat, 7 Jul 2007 15:02:15 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.mail.the-bat.devel
Organization E-mailaholics International
Message-ID <[email protected]>
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Dear Carlos,

@7-Jul-2007, 09:08 -0300 (07-Jul 13:08 here) Carlos Martinez [CM] in
mid:1151858354.20070707090836-G44P+QClmSA39yzSjRtAkw@public.gmane.org said to Roelof:

CM> I think you helped me on another matter some time ago. You are from
CM> Denmark, right?

Roelof is from the Netherlands I believe. He is one of the moderators
of this list and is often inspired to answer many questions out of the
kindness of his nature. This is a User Discussion List where support
is given peer to peer. It isn't necessarily appropriate to direct new
questions to a single person on the list.

... <snip>

CM> Please remind me another thing: where do you adjust your "reply"
CM> settings so the original message comes with the ">" signs?

In Account Properties -> Templates -> Reply. The ">" for quoting
replies should be there by default. When replying using HTML messaging
however, the default is to reply with a blue bar in the margin beside
quoted text. I'm not sure how to affect that. You can use the
%QUOTESTYLE macro in your reply template to change the way the '>' may
be prefaced. For example, in this reply, your quotes are preceded with
your initials.

(from the help file:)

    Note: Replies and Forwards only.
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    QUOTESTYLE=3D"expression"    Specifies a quotation prefix to be used.

    Possible values:

    NONE - empty prefix
    I - initials of the original message's sender (default)
    IF - first initial of the original message's sender
    N - full name of the original message's sender
    F - first name of the original message's sender
    L - last name of the original message's sender

    You can also define an arbitrary text string alone or in conjunction
    with any of the above.

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Cheers --  //.arck D Pearlstone -- List moderator and fellow end user
TB! v3.99.9 on Windows Vista 6.0.6000=20
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