Can you help please what setting do I use in Outlook to automatically put in
text around a sender's name when I hit "reply"?

Also to ensure top posting.

e.g. "thus spake xxxxxxxxx. to the assembled multitude..."

Many thanks

Mike

"Mike Terry" wrote in message
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Can you help please what setting do I use in Outlook to automatically put
in
text around a sender's name when I hit "reply"?

Also to ensure top posting.

I really hope you mean "bottom posting"...

" I really hope you mean "bottom posting"...

Oops!! Yes I do.

Mike

Top posting is fine.



"altgrr" wrote in message
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"Mike Terry" wrote in message
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Can you help please what setting do I use in Outlook to automatically
put
in
text around a sender's name when I hit "reply"?

Also to ensure top posting.

I really hope you mean "bottom posting"...

CW schrieb:

Top posting is fine.

No, it isn't. It's BS.

It is becomming more prevelent all the time. It make sense. When you meet
someone and they say "how ae you?" do you respond "how are you, I am fine,
and you"? Try it for a day. Everytime someone says somethng to you repeat it
back to them before responding.


"Stephan Grossklass" wrote in message
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CW schrieb:

Top posting is fine.

No, it isn't. It's BS.

On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 18:38:01 GMT, "CW"
wrote:

It is becomming more prevelent all the time. It make sense. When you meet
someone and they say "how ae you?" do you respond "how are you, I am fine,
and you"? Try it for a day. Everytime someone says somethng to you repeat it
back to them before responding.


Hmmm... try reading a book, paragraph at a time, from the back.

-fb-

Mike Terry schrieb:

Can you help please what setting do I use in Outlook to automatically put in
text around a sender's name when I hit "reply"?

This cannot be modified in OE out of the box, AFAIK. However, it seems
to be possible with OE-Quotefix (a must-have for OE users).

Also to ensure top posting.

I assume you meant *bottom* posting, i.e. quotes first? Wouldn't make
much sense to have a fancy attribution line otherwise.

e.g. "thus spake xxxxxxxxx. to the assembled multitude..."

Be careful not to make the attribution line too long.

Stephan
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Mike Terry wrote:
Can you help please what setting do I use in Outlook to automatically
put in text around a sender's name when I hit "reply"?

Also to ensure top posting.


You can't.

However download and install Quote Fix, then you can configure
that, to configure OE, to do so.

http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/

Mark Carver wrote:

However download and install Quote Fix, then you can configure
that, to configure OE, to do so.

http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/

Woo! Thanks for that, it's great!

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Lewis