Format Test

[Robert E. Seastrom]

Ah, but you can get the web site for free.

As for being inconsiderate, I'm completely the wrong person to be
offering any suggestions on how to improve that.  :)

                                        ---rob

andre kesteloot <andre.kesteloot at verizon.net> writes:

> True, oh Rob, But
> a) we at AMRAD are not necessarily that considerate, and
> b) not everyone had access to a web site on which to place that jpg
> 73
> André
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> Robert E. Seastrom wrote:
>
>           Generally speaking, for sending to mailing lists it is most
> considerate to use plain text and put pictures on a web site somewhere
> and include URLs.
>
>                                         ---rob
>
> andre kesteloot [[<andre.kesteloot at verizon.net>]] writes:
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>   
>
>                     Joe,
> It looks good
> We also accept small photographs (jpg) and schematics, etc as attachments.
> 73
> André
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> Joseph Bento wrote:
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>           Hey all,
>
> This is just a brief test to check message format.  I'm unsure if the  
> tacos list accepts HTML or rich text.  Prior messages I've sent seem  
> to be stripped of all line feeds, making paragraph breaks hard to  
> distinguish.
>
> This message is sent in plain text as a test.
>
> 73,
> Joe, N6DGY
> Pleasant Grove, UT
>
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