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RE: Trying to see if this new thread thing works

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You're sending messages in some sort of HTML text...and some email programs
don't communicate with other varieties of HTML very well.

For most of us, there's a way to reset the format to 'plain text' or
'ascii.'  I not sure that's possible if you're using AOL 6.0...or they've
merely made it difficult to find that feature.

When I had trouble finding the right email formatting feature, I would try
to reply to a message that was already in the right format (like this one,
in plain text) and change the To:address, Subject, and *then* write my
message.  Lots of cut-and-pasting was involved...but doable...and very easy
as the plain text messages become more common within a group.

Barb in Southern Indiana  Zone 5/6  dorsett@blueriver.net
    A root is a flower that disdains fame.


-----Original Message-----
From: KingsUp@aol.com [K*@aol.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 11:22 AM
Subject: Re: Trying to see if this new thread thing works


On some messages, I see some inadvertent codes, such as, "=20" , throughout
some responses.  This makes it very difficult to read someones response.
Why
is it doing this?  I think my messages are coming out this strange way as
well.

David


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