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Default Some real life numbers, and a question....


"Mary Fisher" > wrote in message t...
>
> "Andrew Price" > wrote in message
> ...
> > On Sat, 23 Dec 2006 12:10:49 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
> > > wrote:
> >
> >>> The chevrons are added by the poster's software, not the reader's. I
> >>> suspect a "burp" in your Outlook settings took place, some time after
> >>> your correctly formatted post this morning.
> >>
> >>As I've said, it happens when SOME (only a few) posters reply to mine.

> >
> > Ahem ...
> >
> > Mary, the problem which Dick raised isn't lacking citation marks in
> > other posters' replies to yours.
> >
> > It's lacking citation marks in YOUR posts when you reply to (some)
> > others. Whatever the cause, the lacking citation marks fail to get
> > added at your end of the chain.

>
> I obviously haven't made myself clear. I'll do it one last time because it
> has nothing to do with sourdough.
>
> The chevrons are only missing on my posts when they go to certain other
> readers. They are in a minority but it happens always with those posts (and
> mails). It doesn't happen with the majority.
>
>

I see it now. OE needs the complete mess made by previous
requoting before it piles another > before each previous >.
I am culpable because I edit my replies to make them neat
and more readable. But I shan't be apologetic because God
loves neat people.

--
Dicky


 
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