Subject: PLEASE HELP!!!!

From: [email-masked] (Dan Garriott)
Date: 8 Dec 1995 02:22:31 GMT

Hello I have a question  about PINE that I need answered. How do you get 
rid of the little  >  symbols when you send a message back and forth? I 
think you have to go into theconfigure mode and do a little changing but 
I'm no tsure. If you know hte answer to this PLEASE HELP me! 

thanks 
DAN GARRIOTT

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Dan Garriott 

A*K*A*  Mr. P-body

"Quick, Shermin to the way way back machiene!"

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From: Paul O Bartlett <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 1995 10:39:54 -0500

On 8 Dec 1995, Dan Garriott wrote:

: Hello I have a question  about PINE that I need answered. How do you get 
: rid of the little  >  symbols when you send a message back and forth? I 
: think you have to go into theconfigure mode and do a little changing but 
: I'm no tsure. If you know hte answer to this PLEASE HELP me! 

    Sorry, but this is part of Pine's behavior, and I know of no way to 
suppress it through a configuration option.  In replies, you can always 
edit out the >'s by hand, or there are various ways of dealing with it 
through the editor or alternate-editor options (as I did when I changed 
the > to : above).

Paul
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From: "James M. Cobb" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 12 Dec 1995 01:07:56 -0500

Friend, 

Export the document you wish to forward to a one-letter 
filename.  Open the compose message screen.  Complete 
header.  Complete your message.  Four lines below your 
normal (not .signature file) signature, type INCLOSURE: 
and drop down two more lines.  Press ^R.  Type the one 
letter filename.  Check over your message for readabil- 
ity, making necessary corrections.  Press ^X. Type y. 
 
Keep the one-letter filename for re-use.  When you ex- 
port another document to it, choose overwrite (or in 
appropriate circumstances append). 
 
Continue the cycle as needed, never failing to check 
for readability. 
 
Cordially, 
 
Jim