[blind-chess] Additional help for Outlook Express Users Requesting Players Help on Game Records
- From: "alvin blazik" <ablazik@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <blind-chess@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2011 16:43:07 -0500
Outlook Express - To stop indentation with >synbols when replying in Emails
The > symbol is placed at the left of each line of the original message. This
makes the original
message stand out from the reply message. Below are instructions to change the
Outlook Express
Options to stop this procedure. Please forward to anyone in need.
Enjoying Chess, Alvin
To stop indentation with > symbols when replying on Emails do the following:
1. Load Outlook Express and have no open emails.
2. Hold down Alt key and press the letter "t", to open the Tools Menu.
3. Down arrow to Options and press enter.
4. Hold down the shift key and press the Tab key once.
5. Press the right arrow key till you are on the
"Send" tab and press the Tab key.
6. Press the Tab key till you are on the first " HTML Settings" entry and press
enter.
7. Press the Tab key till you are on the "Indent Message on reply" checkbox.
Now press the space bar
to uncheck this box.
8. Press Tab key till you are on the "OK" entry and press enter.
9. Press Tab key once to "Plain Text Settings" and press enter.
10. Press Tab key till you are on the "Indent the Original message text with"
checkbox. Now press
the spacebar to uncheck this box.
11. Press Tab key till you are on the "OK" entry and press enter.
12. Press the Tab key until you are on the "OK" entry and press enter.
Note: If you need this same option on News Groups this same procedure must be
done on the last 2
entries in this dialogue. Specifically, Html settings and Plain Text settings.
----- Original Message -----
From: R Dinger
To: chess
Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 3:50 PM
Subject: [blind-chess] Requesting Players Help on Game Records
Hello Players,
I am requesting that all players please try to remember to include the
following information with
all game records sent in for scoring:
1. Please indicate the Division of the tournament the game goes with.
2. Please show the last names of the players indicating their color in the game.
3. Using initial capital letters only in names is helpful.
4. Please make an effort to keep the move record cleaned up and readable as
they are mailed back and
forth. Moves preceded by 15 or 20 greater than signs are hard to listen to and
very slow as well!
And take pity on poor Rod, who has to clean this stuff up.
5. And, if possible, please try to use standard PGN notation if you know it.
When I enter your results into my computer, I need the tournament, division,
players, score and
number of moves. If you do not include the tournament division, I have to stop
and look it up in
the tournament rules just to be certain of my unreliable memory.
Thank you for your help.
Richard
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