On Tue, Feb 27, 2007 at 07:39:50AM -0600 or thereabouts, Kent West wrote: > Paul Johnson wrote: > > Also, go install Outlook Quotefix already if you're going to keep posting. > > > > > > That reminds me; apparently (and I say "apparently" because I haven't > tested it extensively), the new Outlook 2007 breaks quoting even > farther, in that there's no indication whatsoever of quotation > breaks/blocks to non-Outlook clients. (Hopefully it's just a config > issue on the one person's Outlook that I know to be using the new software.)
I don't know if it's worse, (I just started using it this week at work) but one
can turn on full quoting a la other e-mail clients and always could.
The issue (for me) is that by doing so one will have to put up with the
brain dead spell check, checking all quoted material for mistakes. It can
only be turned off when using the default quoting. :(
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Stephen A.
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