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Old 03-16-2008   #1 (permalink)
Patrick Keenan


 
 

Inconsistent Usenet quoting behaviour

Hello,
I'm noticing some inconsistencies in quoting behaviour when choosing Reply
to Group with Windows Mail. I believe I've seen some references to this
elsewhere, but can't find a resolution.

For example, I will read a post, where the original poster used the Google
web interface to create and post his message. When I choose Reply to
Group, the original post is properly quoted and all is well.

By this I mean that the previous post will have a marker, the default being
Quote:

>, and more are added for each level of reply.
The poster replies to my reply, again using the Google interface, with
proper quoting appearing for the two previous messages.

But now, I choose Reply to Group again - and the text I'm immediately
replying to is not quoted. Yet I notice that others using Outlook
Express can reply with the quoting intact, and I can reply to them with the
quoting appearing properly.

Restarting Windows Mail does not resolve this.

Anyone have any ideas on this or how to resolve it?

thanks,
Patrick Keenan


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