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Phil Blume <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > It might help if emailers dispensed with unnecessary footers, such as postal > addresses, disclaimers, copyright statements and all the other visual > clutter that makes a thread longer than it needs to be and the narrative > more difficult to follow. Often disclaimers etc are beyond the posters' control as they're added after they send their email, but if you have tips on how to remove or disable them, I'm sure people would love to hear them. In one workplace you could remove the disclaimer for an individual post by putting "[no sig]" in the subject line but I suspect this is disabled by default. As a general note it would be nice if people kept only the parts of a previous email they were replying to and deleted the rest of the quoted emails, but Outlook and gmail tend to hide the quoted text so most people probably don't realise it's there. cheers, Mia **************************************************************** For mcg information visit the mcg website at http://www.museumscomputergroup.org.uk. To manage your subscription to this email list visit http://www.museumscomputergroup.org.uk/email.shtml ****************************************************************