Re: Example of get nVidia

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On Thursday 24 January 2008 18:38, Aldo Foot wrote:
> On Jan 23, 2008 8:08 PM, David Boles <dgboles@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > Brian Mury wrote:
> > | On Wed, 2008-01-23 at 16:18 -0800, Lonni J Friedman wrote:
> > |> That's a feechur of Outlook.  It doesn't know how to quote emails.
> > |
> > | He isn't using Outlook. He is using gmail and posting from the gmail
> > | web interface.
> >
> > Which defaults to using 'rich text'.
> >
> >
> > - --
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> >
> > ~  David
>
> As noted, I'm using Gmail and as I'm typing this reply I can see "<< Plain
> Text"
> on the upper left corner just below the tool bar to manipulate text
> attributes.
>
> Moreover, in the Gmail Accounts Settings, there is the "Outgoing message
> encoding"
> For which I have selected (default) "Use default text encoding for outgoing
> messages"
>
> So, I don't believe I'm posting in both html and text.
>
> I use Thunderbird on another system and when I send and email I'm
> asked whether I want to send the email as html, text or both and I always
> select text unless there is something in the message that requires html.
>
> So, I'm still not following what's going on. If there's something I'm doing
> wrong, please let me know.
>
> ~af

I'm using Kmail here. I don't have HTML enabled, so any incoming emails that 
are HTML, I have to click on to read them.

Looking at this email you've just sent, Kmails description of the message 
shows various parts. Under internal parts, there are both Plain Text, and 
HTML identified as below.

Description             Type                                 Encoding   Size
internal part            Plain Text Document       7bit            1.1KB
internal part            HTML Document              7bit            1.6KB

I may have no idea on what I'm talking about here, but it looks like you are 
sending an email that is capable of being read as a Plain Text Doc, or an 
HTML Doc. Certainly if I click on the HTML line, Kmail displays the email 
differently. What was green, and indented in plain text from the previous 
persons reply, is now all white with no indents.

Nigel.


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