[mythtv-users] OT: Outlook inline comments (was: Conflictingreports...)

[Tyler Drake]

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>On Tuesday 30 December 2003 05:00, Michael Starks wrote:
>> > OT: How do I get Outlook to do inline comments, rather than top-post
>> > (pcjabber AT ec.rr.com if you have any suggestions =)
>>
>> I got frustrated with Outlook's mailing list handling capabilities and
>> switched to Mozilla Mail.  It works much better.  I still like Outlook
>> for managing my calendar and such, but it isn't good for lists.
>
>I despise older versions of Outlook, but Outlook 2003 is actually pretty
good
>for use with mailing lists (and in general), once you set it to read and
>compose all mail as plain-text. It even properly handles pgp-mime
>attachments. :) I use it for my work email account only (we use Exchange
>heavily), but if I didn't have a Linux workstation next to my XP
workstation,
>I'd probably use Outlook 2003 over Moz Mail and/or Thunderbird.

*All* mail? I am using 2003, but I don't want *all* mail plaintext, etc. I
have it set up so all mail to the list is plaintext. I may just use
Thunderbird (I think that's the mail-only client). I like Mozilla, but I own
Opera, and am used to it now, so I am not going to switch yet.  2003 will
*not* inline post my signature set up, no matter what...  What do you mail
from for this list, and how is it set up? I want to keep using Outlook for
my regular mail, as it syncs with my Palm, but I wouldn't mind having a
separate client for Myth mail

Thanks!
--Tyler


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