How to prevent Thunderbird from copying body of email in reply.?
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To globally stop quoting you can go to \nedit\naccount preferences\nChoose the composisition and addressing link in the left\nThen unclick the automatically quote text option. \n\nTo delete quoted text for just a single message just put your mouse cursor in the top left hand corner or above the quoted text. Then shift  end  to highlight the quoted text and hit delete. You can also highlight the text using the shift down arrow or the mouse if you are using Linux.  Should be a right click delete in all operating systems with a delete option for the quoted text.\n\nIf that doesn't work you forgot to hit reply and are trying to edit the origional email not creating a reply. Easy mistake to make, done it a time or two myself.
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They could also be using the blind carbon copy feature, which effectively hides all of the people the email is sent to besides the person in the "From:" line.  Not a lot that can be done about that.
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have them send it to another email address
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1. if you are using outlook, stop. switch to thunderbird and inheriet the settings from outlook.\n\n2. check for adware and virii.\n\n3. make sure you have autopasswords off in IE tools.\n\n4. check your account to see if it is autoforwarding messages in account profile.\n\n5. check for keyloggers. go to task manager and identify all processes running on your computer by typing them into google and see what pops up.\n\n6. if you are using public computers, make sure you logout and close the browser after every session. erasing history, cookies, and temp files also helps.\n\n7. change your password.\n\n8. get a new email account and set it up so you can check email on your old account, do not set it up so that it merely forwards email to your new account. \n\n9. if you switch to thunderbird as described above, set it up so that you file things away in folders, and have it set to "erase email from server after moving it from inbox" and this will keep your webmail empty.
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try to copy and paste to message in email.
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Yes try emailstripper\nhttp://www.papercut.biz/emailStripper.htm\n\nI don't know which email client you use,but in Thunderbird you can edit them out
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I had the same problem...the only way I figured out to resolve it was to change my outlook settings and have it remove the message from the Yahoo mail server once it was downloaded...ie do not leave a copy on the server...\n\nNot the best solution perhaps, but one that works!
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Just a few options:\n1: do you have a firewall, if yes, dous it allow the mail program to connect to the internet.\n2: Is your p.c. infected with spyware? You can find a set of spyware scanners (all controlled by 1 program) on: http://www.hitmanpro.nl/ (dutch site but just click download)\n3: Try using a virus scanner (there are free scanners)\n4: Try using a diffrerent mail-program like Thunderbird see:http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/\n\nHope this helps, is not, MORE DETAILS (what program, what OS, maybe provider and go on like this) CATUION: NO PASSWORDS\n\nAlso don't make the size of the atacchment to large!
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I would recommend you switching to Thinderbird, it comes with spam filter.\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/
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they send emails using the "BCC" function. that's Blind Carbon Copy to us. some email programs have it some don't.
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You will need to be much more specific about what is going on for us to be able to answer the question.  What email program are you using.  What computer operating system are you using?\n\nMy tought off the cuff without knowing anything is that is likely has to do with your email client.  My recommendation is to change the formatting of your reply email to "text format". It is likely set to "html format".\n\nIf you let me know what client you are using (outlook, hotmail, yahoo, outlook express, etc), I can follow up this response with client specific instructions.
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If you are using Windows, you can access the email program ans select from a pull down menu, a feature called 'resend this message'.  Once you hit this you will see a copy of the mail in a window.  You can edit this copy and fix whatever you need to before you send it out.
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Don't be stoopid \nofcoarse you can do that \nThere is a tool bar on top of your e-mail text space USe that\nAre Copy and Paste from Microsoft word \nI repeatr Don't be Stoopid \nEspeically you old guy
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If you have a web mail address your best option is to use the "mark as spam" function (or something similar).  \n\nHowever, if you use Outlook or Outlook Express (or something like that) you should switch to Mozilla Thunderbird (free, mozilla.com), it will block most of your spam if you use the "mark as junk" feature.  \n\nAlso, if by "addresses that resemble mine" you mean they are  using the same email provider (@ISP_Name.com), using Thunderbird's message filters can usually eliminate all of that type of spam--think "To and CC lines contain (@My_ISP.com) and don't contain (My_Email_Address)". There are also options if your email generally is contained in the To or CC lines.  Just be sure to have it move mail thought as junk to the junk folder, not delete it--although it has NEVER mistaken something that wasn't junk for something that was while I've been using it, it is better to be safe than sorry.\n\nIf all else fails, change your email address and be more careful with it next time.  Make a "spam" yahoo (or other free web mail) account; if a website needs an email address, and you are not sure if they are legitimate, give them your "spam" yahoo account--you can always check it periodically for anything good.
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What e-mail program or site are you using?\n\nIf you are using a client such as outlook there is a different way to do it then if you are using web mail such as yahoo or hotmail.
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Are you using Yahoo, GMail,Outlook Express, AOL,Thunderbird?\n\nThe morespecific your question, the better the answer.
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Try going to your mail, and the drop down menu, go to option then change your composing emails mode to plain text