In message <[log in to unmask]>, george Stachnik
<[log in to unmask]> writes

>"Mark Wonsil" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
>news:3d6e6f87$1@skycache-news.fidnet.com...
>> First raw XML and now raw HTML, what's next?  Hex?
>> ;-)

> Are all my postings turning up in raw html?
>(I started using Outlook Express as a news
>client - maybe I need to go back to netscape...)

>-geo

No - I use OE about half the time, and it's just fine, if you do:

Tools/Options/Send/News Sending Format - check Plain Text.

Let the 'Plain Text Settings' default, unless you know why you might
want to change them :-)

If you are on OE6, and you download the very latest version, you can
have a compliant (dash dash space) signature separator for the first
time.

If you are using OE, turn off the preview pane and/or keep your virus
checker absolutely bang up to date.

I also cannot recommend highly enough a little product called
OE-Quotefix, an add-on to OE that makes it quote properly, optionally
viewable in colour, puts your sig in the right place, and a zillion
other things M$ should have done... there's even a sig-compliance patch
for earlier OEs than 6.

Free, though the author will be grateful for donations (but does not nag
about this)

OE-QuoteFix: http://flash.to/oe-quotefix

If you use Outlook (not Outlook Express), there is a Quote-Fix for that
too, though it's not as nifty as the OE one.

Outlook-QuoteFix: http://flash.to/outlook-quotefix
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