Dale, it's just as I mentioned yesterday.  Why don't you read your own
replies that go to the list and you'll see what I mentioned yesterday about
not being able to figure out which text is yours and which belongs to whom
you are replying?  Scroll down.  Look at your reply.  There are no >> or |
marks, or "blue lines" to distinguish BEN'S text from yours.  You don't see
that?  How your emails look in your SENT folder is irrelevant, they are going
to look different than what shows up at the LIST thanks to AOL.

Sure, **YOU** may be able to make "heads 'n tails" out of your posts, but
what good does that do to those that have been trying to help you (like
myself?)  It is *THEY* that have to figure out your replies, not you.
-Clint

God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com

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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>



In a message dated 9/19/2004 4:16:46 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

I just posted to the list answering one of Dale's post.  Are you as
frustrated by his posts as I am?  I don't want call anybody names but he
deserves a few. ;-)

I decided a couple of weeks ago that I just wouldn't respond to any of his
questions anymore but broke that rule today when he just couldn't understand
why you were having trouble figuring out what was what in his posts.  I
think I may just quit reading his posts altogether.


        Then why don't you just send me one of my posts that confuse you so
much so I can see why it confuses you?  I may not be a brain in the computer
fixing department, but I'll bet I can easily make heads or tails out of of
these
supposedly confusing posts of mine.

                            Dale
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