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This page shows an example of a message and three different ways the text of the original message can be included in the reply.
In the example below, Ted wrote to Joe, and Joe responded. Joe's response {Hi, Ted) is shown, followed by Ted's original email (Hi, Joe)
Hi, Ted:
Here is my reply to your questions.
We'd be happy to have you both visit sometime late spring early summer. We have a vacation scheduled for July, and I have a big project at work that might keep me late in August.
For late spring, bring cloths for summer, but don't forget a sweater or light jacket. The nights can get cool. You probably won't want to swim this time of year, unless you are a Polar Bear!
What a treat, a dinner! Patty and I enjoy eating just about anything. Her favorite is Northern Italian. We might suggest a place called Lombardi's. It is in a nice part of the town and quite elegant. Sorry no web page, but I will try to get a copy of their menu and attach it to this email.
Can't wait to get together!
Best,
Joe
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On 3/23/99 You Wrote:
>Hi Joe,
>Kathi and I would like to come out and visit your place in Wisconsin. Can you suggest a date that would be best for >your and Patty? We are really looking forward to getting together and discussing our time in the Navy together. :-)
>We have never visited Wisconsin before. Let us know what clothing would be appropriate for when we visit. I's hate >to bring my bathing trunks only to find it is too cold to swim.
>Let us know what type of cuisine you enjoy most. Kathi and I want to take you two out for your anniversary as a gift. >Give us some choices of places to visit. If they have a web page, even the better. Kathi likes to make her choices in >advance!
>Looking forward to seeing you.
>Ted
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In the example below, Ted's original message appears first (Hi, Joe) followed by Joe's reply (Hi, Ted).
On 3/23/99 you wrote:
>Hi Joe,
>Kathi and I would like to come out and visit your place in Wisconsin. Can you suggest a date >that would be best for your and Patty? We are really looking forward to getting together and >discussing our time in the Navy together. :-)
>We have never visited Wisconsin before. Let us know what clothing would be appropriate for >when we visit. I's hate to bring my bathing trunks only to find it is too cold to swim.
>Let us know what type of cuisine you enjoy most. Kathi and I want to take you two out for >your anniversary as a gift. Give us some choices of places to visit. If they have a web page, >even the better. Kathi likes to make her choices in advance!
>Looking forward to seeing you.
>Ted
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Hi Ted,
Here is my reply to your questions.
We'd be happy to have you both visit sometime late spring early summer. We have a vacation scheduled for July, and I have a big project at work that might keep me late in August.
For late spring, bring cloths for summer, but don't forget a sweater or light jacket. The nights can get cool. You probably won't want to swim this time of year, unless you are a Polar Bear!
What a treat, a dinner! Patty and I enjoy eating just about anything. Her favorite is Northern Italian. We might suggest a place called Lombardi's. It is in a nice part of the town and quite elegant. Sorry no web page, but I will try to get a copy of their menu and attach it to this email.
Can't wait to get together!
Best,
Joe
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In the example below, Joe has inserted his responses to Ted's message. Joe's responses are in black text; Ted's original message is in blue text.
Hi Ted,
Here is my reply to your questions.
>Hi Joe,
>Kathi and I would like to come out and visit your place in Wisconsin. Can you suggest a date >that would be best for your and Patty? We are really looking forward to getting together and >discussing our time in the Navy together. :-)
We'd be happy to have you both visit sometime late spring early summer. We have a vacation scheduled for July, and I have a big project at work that might keep me late in August.
>We have never visited Wisconsin before. Let us know what clothing would be appropriate for >when we visit. I's hate to bring my bathing trunks only to find it is too cold to swim.
For late spring, bring cloths for summer, but don't forget a sweater or light jacket. The nights can get cool. You probably won't want to swim this time of year, unless you are a Polar Bear!
>Let us know what type of cuisine you enjoy most. Kathi and I want to take you two out for >your anniversary as a gift. Give us some choices of places to visit. If they have a web page, >even the better. Kathi likes to make her choices in advance!
What a treat, a dinner! Patty and I enjoy eating just about anything. Her favorite is Northern Italian. We might suggest a place called Lombardi's. It is in a nice part of the town and quite elegant. Sorry no web page, but I will try to get a copy of their menu and attach it to this email.
Can't wait to get together!
Best,
Joe
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