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In my downloads folder I have an unsigned PDF letter, watermarked “DRAFT,” “written" by a named insurance adjuster, probably not intended for me, although it deals with a disaster which took my

However, groups.io <http://groups.io/> displays messages in oldest to newest order so you have to scroll to the bottom to get to the latest message. There’s problems with whatever way it’s done

Since we are not using a ledger book, quill and ink pot, Mr Fenwick, newest on top, sir. Sent from my iPad, Brent

I agree with Otto, quote some of what you are replying to and attribute it, so if we have a question, we can look it up to place it in context, Jim S. Sent from my iPad, Brent

Not only do I find it trivially easy to bottom post using Mail, I find it trivially easy to correct others’ top postings as well. -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@...

################ Oh! Now it makes sense to me. Okay! No more top-posting for me! It's annoying because it reverses the normal order of conversation. In fact, many people ignore top-posted messages.

[email protected]> wrote: Oh, to have bought ?/$1k wor

Ok, we’re done with this the topic of top or bottom posting (which hijacked the original topic). Please no more post about top or bottom posting. Dave

That’s true as well, but the only way to prevent that would be to prevent any evolution at all. And, of course, although Apple seems to have its ethical “heart” in the right place (at least for

If you’re using the groups.io <http://groups.io/> web site it is easier to bottom post. Using mail.app it is easier to top post. We had decided long ago (and every time this discussion comes up)

[email protected]> wrote: Logic? (Here we go.) When you file papers, receipts, etc., in a box-file, what order are they in? Otto

Yebbut, we've just jumbled the sequence! Otto [email protected]> wrote:

Actually, I don’t have much trouble bottom-posting even from my iPhone, and I’m one of those long-over-30 guys for whom all that’s needed to use the iPhone is an intact non-dominant hand to hold

That’s true but there is the fact that sometimes Apple adds new software features to support new hardware features (or software that relies on specific hardware to work). Apple DOES make money on

Thanks, Otto! I agree with your comments. I can easily bottom-post from my iMac, but not so much from my iPad. Pat Sent from my iPad Pro

[email protected]> wrote: We have never had rules about that here. My preference is for top-posting, so I can see the latest reply immediately without scrolling through stuff I've already read, but if

Otto, are we now changing to Top Posting? The last several posts are in the Top Posted format, and that’s a VERY old debate, but if I were allowed a vote it would obviously be for bottom-posting,

When I read your post, I inferred (and still do) that you meant to type “software which will NOT run under Catalina,” which, if that’s what you meant, would require a very different answer.

I just discovered a lively discussion on TidBits talk that clarifies (at least for me) what’s actually happening to Yahoo Groups. Apparently, they’re not really going away. What IS going away is

Jim: I'm following your advice and waiting for some time. I tend to not want to "fix" things that aren't broken and hence use obsolete Macs in my office/home if they still meet intended use