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In message <>, Ian Jackson
<> writes:
>In message <7yW+>, "J. P. Gilliver
>(John)" <> writes
>>In message <>, Mick
>><> writes:
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>>> If I can go back to (v14) or Thunderbird then I will, I
>>>know little about newsreaders and used Outlook Express for news in XP.
>>
>>Have a look at http://www.dusko-lolic.from.hr/wlmquote/; if you used
>>OE, you might have come across OE-Quotefix, and it looks like WLMquote
>>might do something similar for WLM15.
>>[]
>
>Thunderbird gives you the option of top or bottom response.

I think WLMquote fixes WLM15's lack of quote characters.
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Lewis: ... d'you think there's a god?
Morse: ... There are times when I wish to god there was one. (Inspector Morse.)

Ian Jackson wrote:

> Thunderbird gives you the option of top or bottom response.

Your arrow keys, PageUp/PageDn keys, or mouse give you the option of top
or bottom response in *any* email and news client.

(You should start at the top, for trimming purposes, then place your
comment(s) after the item(s) you are responding to.)

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S. Hill

On 04/08/2012 8:11 PM, Sam Hill wrote:
> Ian Jackson wrote:
>
>> Thunderbird gives you the option of top or bottom response.
>
> Your arrow keys, PageUp/PageDn keys, or mouse give you the option of top
> or bottom response in *any* email and news client.
>
> (You should start at the top, for trimming purposes, then place your
> comment(s) after the item(s) you are responding to.)
>

Ian meant Tb groves you the option of "Start my response..."

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Best,
Wolf K
kirkwood40.blogspot.ca

Wolf K wrote:

> Sam Hill wrote:
>> Ian Jackson wrote:
>>> Thunderbird gives you the option of top or bottom response.
>>
>> Your arrow keys, PageUp/PageDn keys, or mouse give you the option of
>> top or bottom response in *any* email and news client.
>>
>> (You should start at the top, for trimming purposes, then place your
>> comment(s) after the item(s) you are responding to.)
>
> Ian meant Tb groves you the option of "Start my response..."

I know exactly what he meant, Wolf. Did you read my parenthesized
paragraph?

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S. Hill