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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2008 2:28
AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] trim your
posts
If you want to remove the >>> because you want so
save a CLEAN version, then simply copy it and paste it into WORDPAD,
then click on edit>replace and then place one of these > in
the FIND WHAT space, and then simply click in the REPLACE WITH
space. Then repetitivly click and the>>>> will all
disappear. See the cleaned up version of the
>>>>Sid and others text below the dotted line.
Ron D.
Sid and others --
I agree that the strung out symbols are very annoying,
in many cases making the text unreadable. The vertical lines on the left side
the page are much better than the tree structures attempted by
Yahoo.
So, where do the come from, and is there any way to get rid of
them? Then, maybe, everybody, for once, could be pleased.
BTW, I
receive and post all my amibroker forum stuff via email, instead of using
yahoo's web site. Does that make a difference as far as are concerned?
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Sid and others
--
I agree that the strung out >>>>>> symbols are very
annoying, in many cases making the text unreadable. The vertical lines
on the left side the page are much better than the tree structures attempted
by Yahoo.
So, where do the >>>>> come from, and is
there any way to get rid of them? Then, maybe, everybody, for once,
could be pleased.
BTW, I receive and post all my amibroker forum
stuff via email, instead of using yahoo's web site. Does that make a
difference as far as >>>>>> are concerned?
--
Keith
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2008 8:27
PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] trim your
posts
Sid and others
--
I agree that the strung out >>>>>> symbols are very
annoying, in many cases making the text unreadable. The vertical lines
on the left side the page are much better than the tree structures attempted
by Yahoo.
So, where do the >>>>> come from, and is
there any way to get rid of them? Then, maybe, everybody, for once,
could be pleased.
BTW, I receive and post all my amibroker forum
stuff via email, instead of using yahoo's web site. Does that make a
difference as far as >>>>>> are concerned?
--
Keith
Sidney Kaiser wrote:
Sorry, maybe it is my mail reader, I take it as html, not plain
text.
What I got recently were 90 kB mails with a massive number of strung
out > symbols with several hundred lines of a word or two on each
line trailing off to a single character on each line. Certainly
nothing anyone would try to read.
Sid
Steve Dugas
<sjdugas@xxxxxxxxnet> wrote:
Sid - You have been here for quite a
while, so I imagine you have seen the posts by others requesting that we
*not* trim the past messages because it is easier to follow the
history that way. That is the approach I happen to like also, but either
way will never be able to please everyone I guess...
St eve
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Original Message -----
Sent:
Sunday, February 17, 2008 12:30 PM
Subject:
[amibroker] trim your posts
Louis P. and Steve D.
Hey, would you guys please trim off the excess trash on the
bottom of your posts.
Have you actually looked at what you are sending out?
Once you have established the context of your response please
trim off the clutter.
Thank You
Sid
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