Fred asks:
> Somehow or other this posting arrived at a state where it's impossible
> for readers to decide which part was whose contribution.
>
> The "Fred writes:" heading is in green  and the Tom Brandt heading is
> in purple. But, I didn't write the green paragraphs and Tom didn't
> write the purple paragraph, I did.
>
> I have no idea on how to undo the resulting confusion. Hope you do.
>

Hmm.  That is indeed strange since I always post to 3000-L in plain text,
which would include no color.

However, I have started using a little Outlook add-on called QuoteFix.  It
takes most posts and nicely reformats those nasty lines with one or two
words them.  It also adds the appropriate number of '>' to indicate how many
levels of reply one is in.  Does your mail reader automagically add color?
Maybe when I prune the message, for our digest readers, it messes up the
algorithm in the mail reader.  Thanks for letting me know about it.

(For anyone interested in the free OE-QuoteFix program see:
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/)

Mark

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