[K12OSN] Bottom post

[David H. Barr]

And the answer for many of you Outlook users is (perhaps) QuoteFix
(http://jump.to/outlook-quotefix).  In this way one can customize the
manner in which one's responses are automatically formatted, magically
strip out much duplicate data, and in general set aright many issues for
which any modern mail reader ought to provide options.  And, lest I draw
your dire ire (not derriere, for that is another matter altogether), I
shall utilize my patent pending "sandwich post" (TM).

-dBarr the Tongue-in-Cheek.

On Monday, September 27, 2004 12:51 PM,
Dale Sykora wrote:

> Jeff Kinz wrote:
>> You can take a vote if you want. I can tell you exactly how the
>> votes break down: Newbies new to technical email lists want top
>> posting. People who have been using technical lists a while prefer
>> "bottom posting". The core issue is courtesy. (In the form of
>> respect for people's time) 
> Jeff,
> 	My vote is for bottom post.  However, a probable reason why
newbies
> top post is that they likely come from a Microsoft environment
> (Outlook) where top post is the default.
> 
> Dale

And the answer for many of you Outlook users is (perhaps) QuoteFix
(http://jump.to/outlook-quotefix).  In this way one can customize the
manner in which one's responses are automatically formatted, magically
strip out much duplicate data, and in general set aright many issues for
which any modern mail reader ought to provide options.  And, lest I draw
your dire ire (not derriere, for that is another matter altogether), I
shall utilize my patent pending "sandwich post" (TM).

-dBarr the Tongue-in-Cheek.