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From: Rosalie B. (no email)
Date: Sat Sep 22 2001 - 20:19:22 EDT
On Sat, 22 Sep 2001 11:30:02 -0700, you wrote:
>> [mailto:]On Behalf Of Eric
>> Thompson
>
>> Once again I ask WHAT is the successful 'Rule' to separate
>> the "List" e-mails from ALL OTHER mail hitting the 'INBOX".
I use 'if subject contains 'lv-ab' then move to live-aboard folder.
>Assuming that you're using Outlook 2000, the rule that I use is:
>
>After this message arrives
>from
>move to Live-Aboard folder
>
>As to quoting, I try to limit myself to the absolute minimum to make sense
>of my reply. If anyone wants to read the entire original message, they can
>look it up by author and subject. I *always* reference my quotes to a
>person. Folks that are using PocketMail, or some other non-landline service
>will appreciate it, I'm sure.
I can only quote in pocketmail by fowarding stuff.
>But I'm a technical writer, so I don't expect everyone to follow suit!
I know Norm does a lot of work on his posts.
I think the key to quoting, is to at least quote the topic sentence or some
version thereof if it is not contained in the Subject line. Sometimes one
should change the subject line so that it reflects the topic being
discussed.
grandma Rosalie
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