>>> ASTEC has always used the color blue in responses to client messages and since using the new "Quoted" style, our clients have asked for the color blue to be continued, (they like the distinct separation between original message content and my response)... <<<
Rod,
On our SpiderNet BBS I have since 1990 followed your good example. In fact I still use it, even if the default "Quoted" feature of TF user is in black. Simply with a QuicKey, which also puts quotation marks (>>> and <<<) only at the beginning and the end of a quote, thus avoiding > problems wih wrapping: getting the ">" marks all over the place instead of at the beinning of a sentence.
My system is a work-around and it would be much nicer if Rusty could implement it in TF/User, but it works fine. Even if the blue color gets lost in Internet mail, the qoute is clearly distinct from the main text.
