Jon - I'm not Avery, but I did agree with him. I'm glad the archives exist, no question. My preference for using Eudora's organizational capabilities is, I'm sure, entirely subjective and a matter of familiarity. I have a high speed connection, so the occasional large file doesn't dramatically affect the download time. It seems to me that the inelegance of the inclusion of unnecessary information in a post would be just as much an issue in the archives as it is in the direct-read process. I'm not sure what, if any, delay exists in the process of messages posting to the archives. I did notice a number of archived posts which seemed to lack word-wrap. I don't know if there is some setting of my own which would impose that. The price of continuing education. regards David Skolnik Hastings on Hudson, NY At 12:37 AM 7/7/2008, you wrote: >Avery, what's wrong with reading the archives? It is so much easier than >having your inbox fill up and having to sort through. You can sort the posts >by date, author, thread or subject. It's always there and if there >is something >you want to keep; copy and paste to a .doc file and save in an ><info> directory. > >Regards, > >Jon Page
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