Re-Read

How many of you guys go back and re-read posts?

I sometimes find that I like to go back and re-read a thread a couple days
later if I enjoyed reading it the first time.

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I do the same thing Bob. Thought I was the only goofy one !

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Josh The Bad Bear

On Mon, 08 Dec 2003 18:17:22 GMT, "Bob La Londe"
wrote:

How many of you guys go back and re-read posts?

I sometimes find that I like to go back and re-read a thread a couple days
later if I enjoyed reading it the first time.

It is not often that I will revisit a complete thread. However, I do
frequently save posts into a "good info" folder. From time to time I
will go re-read information that I have stored there.

Harry J aka Thundercat

How many of you guys go back and re-read posts?

I sometimes do it if the original post has gone off on a tangent. Hardly
ever happens

Thundercat,
Do you copy and paste or is there a save function here Im not aware of?

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Josh The Bad Bear

Thundercat wrote:
On Mon, 08 Dec 2003 18:17:22 GMT, "Bob La Londe"
wrote:


How many of you guys go back and re-read posts?

I sometimes find that I like to go back and re-read a thread a couple days
later if I enjoyed reading it the first time.


It is not often that I will revisit a complete thread. However, I do
frequently save posts into a "good info" folder. From time to time I
will go re-read information that I have stored there.

Harry J aka Thundercat

ditto

"Josh" wrote in message
...
Thundercat,
Do you copy and paste or is there a save function here Im not aware
of?

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Josh The Bad Bear



When using outlook, I simply right-click and copy to folder from the
alt-menu.

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I am using Mozilla, and you can actually drag one message or an entire
thread into your "save" folder.

Henry


Josh wrote:
Thundercat,
Do you copy and paste or is there a save function here Im not aware of?

"Henry Hefner" wrote in message
...
I am using Mozilla, and you can actually drag one message or an entire
thread into your "save" folder.

Henry



You can do the same thing with Outlook Express if you use the view mode with
your foders pane open on one side of the messages your are reading. You can
have fodlers for all kinds of stuff. You can also sort incoming e-mail to
various folders automatically with message rules.


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Josh wrote:
Thundercat,
Do you copy and paste or is there a save function here Im not aware
of?