Does everyone's quote marks come across as "quiet forumites&quot. Or do they come across as hash marks? P.S. I'm sorry eveyrone has to work so hard to reply to such a silly queston, but still trying to figure out this new (and improved?) system. Haven't figured out if it's worth it -

I see hash marks Wendy L . Mays SC Bar Foundation

Yes, the same thing happens to me. I am only replying at this time because I'm here at the website to turn off my email notifications. When I see messages I want to respond to, it takes too long to respond, and I can't read all of the subject line without opening the emails (I used to delete all that didn't pertain to anything I have knowledge of). So, I'm signing off. I will still use this as a search tool, but much like everyone else, I used to save things that I thought I might eventually use. Anyway, I haven't complained about this new system and actually thought I was going to like it, but I must admit that I don't. So, it's been fun. I hope some of you stick it out and can let the rest of us (those with no patience) know when the whole thing improves greatly. Christina Lewis Oregon Tech Foundation Oregon Institute of Technology 3201 Campus Dr Klamath Falls OR 97601 541-885-1133

My quote marks come across funny also. However, the old system wasn't much better. My email software (first-class) isn't able to process MIME messages correctly so I figured that was the problem. (This is a multi-part message in MIME format.... then the rest of the message came through in some stage of garble). I live with it and don't really care.

Mine come across as yours do - &quot It takes a little bit of work to figure out what is really being said. Barbara McIntyre Philadelphia Biblical University 200 Manor Ave Langhorne PA 19047 215-702-4394 [Email Removed]

hahahahahaha--good one, Wendy! Suzanne Peterson Systems Administrative Specialist Agape Child and Family Services, Inc.

As well as the &quot, I'm also seeing ampersands like this: &amp. Equally annoying.