The difference is that Brian provides context for his messages. If someone decides to delete messages because they are not responded to up top, that is completely their choice. On a high traffic list,

 I don't think that people intentionally delete everything, I think that some folks have not figured out how to set their eMail client to show original message, or they turned that off, not knowing

I hate it when people delete everything so that there is not any context to their post. Brian is in charge of the archive on another list so that does influence his opinion. Making someone

Thanks Jaffar and everyone. Jaffar, I will try that and I thought that might be the case having to use the command prompt. Thanks all! -- Robbie J. Curtis essence64@... "Stay in peace, not

If it isn't top posted it gets deleted... Al

That’s also what I thought; I looked, and I have a braille display so this sort of thing is really fast – and didn’t find any content.

Yeah, I don’t actually disagree with you Brian, I should clarify that *one* message quoted should be sufficient (or maybe a very specific part of it, as you do, and your method of

All good points. On another list I am on, there are a few people who do not quote *anything*. It's almost impossible to tell what they are talking about at times, because there's no context at all

Just FYI, it really is almost always the subject line change. As "archive administrator" for the Win10 group I am constantly re-merging topics. It also drives me crazy when folks do something like,

Sieghard: In a post early this morning, I indicated that an overnight shut-down and later re-boot seems to have solved the problem. Hopefully, that will remain true. Tom Behler

 It really annoys me when someone replies and they don't have their eMail program set to leave the message they are replying to. This happens when I text a cell phone by eMail and they reply

Hi, One more remark here - that turned into a few more. If you're going to post in between paragraphs, take the time to remove the ---original message--- subtext, or make it clear exactly what you're

Well, we'll have to disagree on this. The custom here is top posting, for the most part, leaving a trail of quotation multiple days deep afterward, which makes it insane when someone is trying to

Just FYI, there is nothing whatsoever except "bottom posted" quotation that I can see in any of Mr. Ingram's responses. There's no new material whatsoever. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version

Hello, Bring up the utilities menu for jaws and there should be a customize outlook list view option in there when you are running Outlook. Try playing with that or else turning off the custom list

Here is a good rule of thumb that I suggest people think about, which is still applied on a lot of web forums, and goes back to the days of more extensive e-mail list use and usenet newsgroups: Top

That depends on which web interface you are using. The only one I ever rarely use is the one provided by my ISP, and I only use that if I'm having a problem with my eMail client. But they are all as

The exact method will depend on which webmail interface you're using. As an example, Gmail: Keyboard shortcuts for Gmail - Computer - Gmail HelpThe 33 Gmail Keyboard Shortcuts That Save Me 60 Hours

Does this persist after a reboot?

I don't find David's post either. I agree with Mike that replys/forwards should be top posted. most if not all members don't want to bother reading through original messages just to find a one liner