Hello Friends,

We use OE,6 with IE,6 on Windows XP Pro.

When we send E-mails we have a solid indent line on the left side
of the page, in OE,6 we have changed the Indent from solid Line "I"
to "" After the change we still get the sold line.

Any help on how to make the change work, is very much Appreciated.

Thanks, x@y

The original message when you reply to HTML emails is indented and has the
solid line.
What you are changing is the indent character for plain text messages.
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Note that the indent character never makes a solid line.
You have to change the message format to plain text.
Is the solid line causing a problem?
--
Ronald Sommer

"x@y" wrote in message
...

Hello Friends,

We use OE,6 with IE,6 on Windows XP Pro.

When we send E-mails we have a solid indent line on the left side of the
page, in OE,6 we have changed the Indent from solid Line "I"
to "" After the change we still get the sold line.

Any help on how to make the change work, is very much Appreciated. Thanks,
x@y

"Ron Sommer" wrote in message
...
The original message when you reply to HTML emails is indented and has the
solid line.
What you are changing is the indent character for plain text messages.
|
|


Note that the indent character never makes a solid line.
You have to change the message format to plain text.
Is the solid line causing a problem?

Hello Ronald,

Thank You very much for your reply to my enquiry.

You are Right, we are using HTML email format.
No the solid line is not causing any problem, I do not find it very practical
when editing HTML's emails for forwarding purposes.

Now I understand how it works, we have to use plain text emails format if we
do not like the solid Indent line.

Thanks Again x@y





Ronald Sommer

"x@y" wrote in message
...

Hello Friends,

We use OE,6 with IE,6 on Windows XP Pro.

When we send E-mails we have a solid indent line on the left side of the
page, in OE,6 we have changed the Indent from solid Line "I"
to "" After the change we still get the sold line.

Any help on how to make the change work, is very much Appreciated. Thanks,
x@y

You can put the cursor in the quoted text area, Format, Decrease Indent.
--
Ronald Sommer

"x@y" wrote in message
...

"Ron Sommer" wrote in message
...
The original message when you reply to HTML emails is indented and has
the solid line.
What you are changing is the indent character for plain text messages.
|
|


Note that the indent character never makes a solid line.
You have to change the message format to plain text.
Is the solid line causing a problem?

Hello Ronald,

Thank You very much for your reply to my enquiry.

You are Right, we are using HTML email format.
No the solid line is not causing any problem, I do not find it very
practical
when editing HTML's emails for forwarding purposes.

Now I understand how it works, we have to use plain text emails format if
we
do not like the solid Indent line.

Thanks Again x@y





Ronald Sommer

"x@y" wrote in message
...

Hello Friends,

We use OE,6 with IE,6 on Windows XP Pro.

When we send E-mails we have a solid indent line on the left side of the
page, in OE,6 we have changed the Indent from solid Line "I"
to "" After the change we still get the sold line.

Any help on how to make the change work, is very much Appreciated.
Thanks, x@y

"Ron Sommer" wrote in message

You can put the cursor in the quoted text area, Format, Decrease Indent.

Hello Ron,

It works! tried a couple of times to practise, and it removed the whole
Indent line, better than using the Delete key.

Thanks Ron, x@y

--
Ronald Sommer

HTML used for explanatory purposes.

Did you want to remove the indent line? Click Reply or Forward and then click the Source tab. If Not already the View | Source Edit.

You will see what looks something like this, but much more. Look for Blockquote. (Blue here). Highlight it and tap the Delete key. Go back to Edit and the line will be gone from your reply.
************************************************

!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"
HTMLHEAD
META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"
STYLE type=text/cssBODY {
FONT-SIZE: 14pt; COLOR: #000000; FONT-FAMILY: 'Arial'
}
/STYLE

META content="MSHTML 6.00.6000.16544" name=GENERATOR/HEAD
BODY bgColor=#ffffff
DIV /DIV
BLOCKQUOTE dir=ltr
style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"
DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"----- Original Message ----- /DIV
DIV

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Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA
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"x@y" wrote in message ...

"Ron Sommer" wrote in message

You can put the cursor in the quoted text area, Format, Decrease Indent.

Hello Ron,

It works! tried a couple of times to practise, and it removed the whole
Indent line, better than using the Delete key.

Thanks Ron, x@y

--
Ronald Sommer