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<blockquote data-quote="pm-r" data-source="post: 1929391" data-attributes="member: 175845">Thanks Jake, I have attached a screenshot with a note hopefully showing what I mean and hopefully it will make sense.When I was using Mavericks the most recent text in a received email never included any quoted text indication line color for the most recent text at the bottom of the email, but I have noticed it shows since I have switched over to using El Capitan.The behavior only happens with email from mac-forms, all other emails from other sites show any recent added text as unquoted, ie: no colored line on the side indicating it was quoted.But I am happy to hear that's the way it &quot;normally&quot; works with mac- forums email and as you and others receive it. I'm satisfied with that, and that it's just a singular quirk somehow.Thanks for your reply, and I hope my explanation makes things clearer.Screen shot:[ATTACH=full]38125[/ATTACH]- Patrick=======</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pm-r, post: 1929391, member: 175845"] Thanks Jake, I have attached a screenshot with a note hopefully showing what I mean and hopefully it will make sense. When I was using Mavericks the most recent text in a received email never included any quoted text indication line color for the most recent text at the bottom of the email, but I have noticed it shows since I have switched over to using El Capitan. The behavior only happens with email from mac-forms, all other emails from other sites show any recent added text as unquoted, ie: no colored line on the side indicating it was quoted. But I am happy to hear that's the way it "normally" works with mac- forums email and as you and others receive it. I'm satisfied with that, and that it's just a singular quirk somehow. Thanks for your reply, and I hope my explanation makes things clearer. Screen shot: [ATTACH type="full"]38125[/ATTACH] - Patrick ======= [/QUOTE]

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