FW: GAS-L: tests download patience,

["Brian Burt" <bburt@kingston.net>]

For MS Outlook go to contacts for the particular e-mail address, choose
general tag and just beneath the box for e-mail address is a checkbox to
check if you only want to send plain text messages to that recipient.
Outlook will then prompt you each time you try to send to that recipient
with html ("Do you really want to do this or is it Fido at the keyboard
again?). It will not prompt when sending plain text.

Secondly you can go to the top line menu tools, then options then choose tab
Mail Format. The top item has a drop-down that allows you to choose the
default e-mail format (choose plain text).

You should do both of these since the first option will prompt you everytime
you try to send in html, for instance when you reply to an html message. The
second option will start all your original messages in plain text so if you
are composing an original message it will always be in plain text (you can
always change the format in that particular message).

Brian


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Arnt Karlsen [mailto:arnt@c2i.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 8:05 AM
> To: gasification@crest.org
> Subject: Re: GAS-L: tests download patience,
>
>
> On Tuesday 8 January 2002 00:56, Gavin Gulliver-Goodall wrote:
>
> > I have Outlook to default to text only but occasionally have to
> > change it when sending a formatted message to clients and I can
> > forget to change it back.
>
> ..can anyone with M$ Outlook advice on how to set it up to do this
> automatically, ideally on a per mailing list basis?  So we keep both
> clients, coworkers, usenet'ers etc, and gas listers happy?
> (I don't have M$ Outlook, or M$ Windows.)
>
> > Gav (the old dog)
>
> ..accepted.  Now, does the dead horse I flog, still breathe?
> As in, how do we want the message and quote style here?
>
> ..and, do we flog each gas list member to do this right, or
> do we flog the gas list admin to set up our list server to
> massage all messages for us, the way we the gas listers want them?
> (This may be of interest to the other Crest lists too?)
>
> --
> ..med vennlig hilsen = with kind regards from Arnt...
>
>   Scenarios always come in sets of three:
>   best case, worst case, and just in case.
>
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