I was interested in the discussion, so I'm glad they DIDN'T cut and paste it. I tend to LEARN from these discussions. I'd like to thank the posters for including the group in them.
Scott --- Bob Glidden <glid...@ccrtc.com> wrote: > Wow > You know it amazes me that people still don't know > how to cut and paste on a > email.I just returned from Michigan after nine days > and had almost 400 > emails most of which were like the one I just > read.Why in the hell did 600 > people need to know about somebody talking to a > engineer? Why not send it to > the person it was intended for BRIAN > brian.kr...@engalt.com and even Brian > would probly like it if you were to cut the previous > 5 emails that are > attached to it.Out of all those emails I got,most of > them had multiple > emails on each one.If the ability to cut and paste > is just way outside the > learning curve then stop by a school sometime and > ask a 8 year old how to do > it. > > Bob Glidden __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
