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In article <1992Oct30.004940.15159@next.cambridge.ma.us> simsong@next.cambridge.ma.us writes:
>In article <1992Oct29.165458.29967@athena.mit.edu> lones@lones.mit.edu (Lones  
>A. Smith) writes:
>> Hi,
>>      Regardless of origin it seems that all my mail is shown in rich  
>> format. So how can I tell if the sender was using NeXT format so that I  
>> can respond in kind?  (The only tell-tale sign I know of is graphics?)
>> 
>> 
>Tripple-click on one of the lines in the message that the person sends you.  If  
>the entire paragraph selects, they are using NeXT mail.  If just the line  
>selects, then they are using non-NeXT mail.

Actually, if there is a triangle next to the message number, then it's
NeXTMail.  If there is no triangle and you do the above (triple click
on a line), then it's non-NeXTMail, but it was sent from the NeXT
Mail.app program.  If there's no triangle and the triple-click only
selects a line, then it's non-NeXTMail sent from a mail-program other
than Mail.app.


andrew
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