Re: If you were John Connor wouldn't you be inspecting Cameron for "damage" on a daily basis?

Adam H. Kerman wrote:
> Dimensional Traveler <dtravel@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Adam H. Kerman wrote:
>>> Dano <janeanddano@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> <hancock4@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>>>>
news:68533bdb-0ac2-4591-9649-3c690336721b@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>> On Mar 6, 6:40 pm, "Dano" <janeandd...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Can humans lose their *souls*...their humanity
>>>>
>>>> Ever been in combat?  It's kill or be killed, "close in with the
>>>> enemy
>>>> and destroy him".
>>>> ____________________________
>>>>
>>>> No.  I haven't.  For that I am grateful.  But that doesn't change
>>>> the question.  Have YOU ever shot an unarmed man in the head...one
>>>> who had been your friend and brother-in-arms.  THAT is the scene I
>>>> referred to. _________________________________________________
>>>>
>>>> P.S. Your newsreader is strange.  Most put a ">" mark when they
>>>> quote text, yours does not.  When multiple quotes are made, there
>>>> are multiple > making it easy to see who said what in a thread.
>>>> ______________________________________________________
>>>>
>>>> As for the newsreader...plain old vanilla OE.  I've noticed the
>>>> same thing with posts from others, such as yours.  I simply try to
>>>> work around it by segmenting the quotes as you see here.
>>>> Sorry...but I'm open to suggestions if you have any.
>>>
>>> My goodness. You must have heard all the standard swearing at OE by
>>> this time.
>>>
>>> Every body ELSE on Usenet hates OE because its default setting break
>>> every long-standing Usenet convention. Long-time OE users who care
>>> eventually learn what settings to use to avoid sending alternate
>>> parts and HTML, for instance. As you've discovered, it doesn't
>>> quote with quote characters on every message. That's broken
>>> behavior, but undoubtably Microsoft is doing something nasty to
>>> screw with a competitor.
>>>
>>> It's using the proprietary Windows-1252 character set, which is
>>> almost like Latin-1 ISO-8859-1 but not exactly, since it reverses a
>>> few character positions and adds in characters appropriate to
>>> typesetting (like open and close quote) that are inappropropriate
>>> in what's supposed to be a plain-text environment like Usenet.
>>>
>>> You'll just have to go through every setting in Tools > Options and
>>> change them, but I can't advise you on that. There must be a place
>>> to tell it to use ASCII (or Latin-1, if you really, really have to
>>> use certain characters from western European languages).
>>
>> Tools -> Options -> Send -> News Sending Format (bottom of the
>> window); click on radio button for "Plain Text" -> Plain Text
>> Settings
>
> And what's the issue with no quote character for quotes of certain
> messages in followup?

OEQuotefix will solve that issue.