Phillip Hill wrote:
> There's a simple way to eliminate quoted text.
> All you do is click "Reply" or "Reply All"
> then press CTRL+A and start typing.
This works fine for Windows, but most of the flagrant violators use
smartphones, and simply can't be bothered to figure out how to edit or
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There's a simple way to eliminate quoted text.
All you do is click "Reply" or "Reply All"
then press CTRL+A and start typing.
Hint, CTRL+A will automatically highlight and select all the text in the
message, even if you can't see it. When you start typing, it will replace
anything that is selecte
I think there's a way to automate the chopping out of prev message,
with a string oc characters and a note to remind that any quoted
material be copied above that line. This way the replying party would
have to *opt in* any repeated text.
I'm not a programmer but used to task them with such tasks.
Mark send out the "rules to follow" e-mail about cleaning up your
replies before posting back to the net and within 24 hours the
following e-mail appears, nothing cleaned up and 6 repeats at the
bottom of the page. 600 people on the net do not need to be a part
of transactions between two p
> Sorry
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Lee Van Dyke
> On Jul 28, 2016, at 8:14 AM, codylee.cramer via KRnet list.krnet.org> wrote:
>
> I never got a response from you by sending a message to that contact point.
> Did you sell to someone else?
>
>
> Sent from my T-Mobile 4G L
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Please define what an EFB is...
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EFB = Electronic Flight Bag - Most modern GPS units include all the stuff we
used to carry in our flight bags; Sectionals, WAC Charts, IFR Charts, E6B, etc.
Thus the EFB moniker.
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