I am using Eudora Lite. I receive messages from several maillists and I often edit them in order to save the parts I want. Recently, many of the editted results are being changed into what I think is html format. Below is a sample of the part of a mailling before editting: ______________________________X-Message: #1 Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 15:37:49 -0800 From: "MikenHelene" <carsonmh@volfirst.net> To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <003401c1ac42$b34ef600$78e26f3f@pavilion> Subject: Re: [NYC] New Ancestry 1920 census index? Patty: I will give you an example of what you might find. If I plug in my g uncle's name and the city of NY in Ancestry.com's data base, I get a hit in their 1920 Fed Census Index. The index will give you the following information, plus a link to click on that says View Image On Line. This allows you to go straight to the 1920 Census Image, without having to know the ED etc. It does include the Roll# the ED and the page number if you needed it. Not all of Ancestry's index's are linked to the images yet, but I am told that is what they are working on. I know all of Manhattan and Brooklyn are being worked on and might even be finished. What they are advertising is an easier way to find your ancestors, without having to search for the page numbers etc. To me it is a life saver, because I can't get to an FHC often. Theis, George View Image Online Age: 34 Year: 1920 Birthplace: New York Roll: T625_1199 Race: White Page: 10B State: New York ED: 624 County: New York Image: 988 Township: Manhattan - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Helene ---------- **************************************** And below here is what it looks like after editting. <html><DIV>______________________________X-Message: #1</DIV> <DIV>Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 15:37:49 -0800</DIV> <DIV>From: "MikenHelene" <carsonmh@volfirst.net></DIV> <DIV>To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com</DIV> <DIV>Message-ID: <003401c1ac42$b34ef600$78e26f3f@pavilion></DIV> <DIV>Subject: Re: [NYC] New Ancestry 1920 census index?</DIV><BR> <DIV>Patty:</DIV><BR> <DIV>I will give you an example of what you might find. If I plug in my g</DIV> <DIV>uncle's name and the city of NY in Ancestry.com's data base, I get a hit in</DIV> <DIV>their 1920 Fed Census Index. The index will give you the following</DIV> <DIV>information, plus a link to click on that says View Image On Line. This</DIV> <DIV>allows you to go straight to the 1920 Census Image, without having to know</DIV> <DIV>the ED etc.</DIV><BR> <DIV>It does include the Roll# the ED and the page number if you needed it. Not</DIV> <DIV>all of Ancestry's index's are linked to the images yet, but I am told that</DIV> <DIV>is what they are working on. I know all of Manhattan and Brooklyn are being</DIV> <DIV>worked on and might even be finished. What they are advertising is an easier</DIV> <DIV>way to find your ancestors, without having to search for the page numbers</DIV> <DIV>etc. To me it is a life saver, because I can't get to an FHC often.</DIV><BR> <DIV>Theis, George View Image Online</DIV> <DIV> Age: 34 Year: 1920</DIV> <DIV> Birthplace: New York Roll: T625_1199</DIV> <DIV> Race: White Page: 10B</DIV><BR> <DIV> State: New York ED: 624</DIV><BR> <DIV> County: New York Image: 988</DIV><BR> <DIV> Township: Manhattan</DIV><BR> <DIV>- --------------------------------------------------------------------------</DIV> <DIV>----</DIV> <DIV> Helene</DIV> <DIV>----------</DIV><BR> This just recently started to be like this. I have not been messing around with the "Options" under "Tools", or anything like that. Can anyone help make this go back to normal? Thanks- Nancy
I can't help you, both examples look the same to me. Gene At 10:07 PM 2/4/02 -0800, you wrote: >I am using Eudora Lite. > >I receive messages from several maillists and I often edit them in order >to save the parts I want. > >Recently, many of the editted results are being changed into what I think >is html format. >Below is a sample of the part of a mailling before editting: > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 15:37:49 -0800 >From: "MikenHelene" <carsonmh@volfirst.net> >To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <003401c1ac42$b34ef600$78e26f3f@pavilion> >Subject: Re: [NYC] New Ancestry 1920 census index? >Patty: >I will give you an example of what you might find. If I plug in my g >uncle's name and the city of NY in Ancestry.com's data base, I get a hit in >their 1920 Fed Census Index. The index will give you the following >information, plus a link to click on that says View Image On Line. This >allows you to go straight to the 1920 Census Image, without having to know >the ED etc. >It does include the Roll# the ED and the page number if you needed it. Not >all of Ancestry's index's are linked to the images yet, but I am told that >is what they are working on. I know all of Manhattan and Brooklyn are being >worked on and might even be finished. What they are advertising is an easier >way to find your ancestors, without having to search for the page numbers >etc. To me it is a life saver, because I can't get to an FHC often. >Theis, George View Image Online >Age: 34 Year: 1920 >Birthplace: New York Roll: T625_1199 >Race: White Page: 10B >State: New York ED: 624 >County: New York Image: 988 >Township: Manhattan >- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- >---- >Helene >---------- >**************************************** > > >And below here is what it looks like after editting. > > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 15:37:49 -0800 >From: "MikenHelene" <carsonmh@volfirst.net> >To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <003401c1ac42$b34ef600$78e26f3f@pavilion> >Subject: Re: [NYC] New Ancestry 1920 census index? > >Patty: > >I will give you an example of what you might find. If I plug in my g >uncle's name and the city of NY in Ancestry.com's data base, I get a hit in >their 1920 Fed Census Index. The index will give you the following >information, plus a link to click on that says View Image On Line. This >allows you to go straight to the 1920 Census Image, without having to know >the ED etc. > >It does include the Roll# the ED and the page number if you needed it. Not >all of Ancestry's index's are linked to the images yet, but I am told that >is what they are working on. I know all of Manhattan and Brooklyn are being >worked on and might even be finished. What they are advertising is an easier >way to find your ancestors, without having to search for the page numbers >etc. To me it is a life saver, because I can't get to an FHC often. > >Theis, George View Image Online > Age: 34 Year: 1920 > Birthplace: New York Roll: T625_1199 > Race: White Page: 10B > > State: New York ED: 624 > > County: New York Image: 988 > > Township: Manhattan > >- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- >---- > Helene >---------- > >This just recently started to be like this. I have not been messing around >with the "Options" under "Tools", or anything like that. Can anyone help >make this go back to normal? Thanks- Nancy
Where, in the "after editing" example do you see any evidence of "HTML"? The only thing that has changed, that I can see, is that there are now blank lines between paragraphs, as it should be. SgtGeorge At 02/05/2002 01:07 AM Tuesday, Nancy *Hart* Servin wrote: *********START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT********* >I am using Eudora Lite. > >I receive messages from several maillists and I often edit them in >order to save the parts I want. > >Recently, many of the editted results are being changed into what I >think is html format. >Below is a sample of the part of a mailling before editting: > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 15:37:49 -0800 >From: "MikenHelene" <carsonmh@volfirst.net> >To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <003401c1ac42$b34ef600$78e26f3f@pavilion> >Subject: Re: [NYC] New Ancestry 1920 census index? >Patty: >I will give you an example of what you might find. If I plug in my g >uncle's name and the city of NY in Ancestry.com's data base, I get a >hit in >their 1920 Fed Census Index. The index will give you the following >information, plus a link to click on that says View Image On Line. >This >allows you to go straight to the 1920 Census Image, without having to >know >the ED etc. >It does include the Roll# the ED and the page number if you needed it. >Not >all of Ancestry's index's are linked to the images yet, but I am told >that >is what they are working on. I know all of Manhattan and Brooklyn are >being >worked on and might even be finished. What they are advertising is an >easier >way to find your ancestors, without having to search for the page >numbers >etc. To me it is a life saver, because I can't get to an FHC often. >Theis, George View Image Online >Age: 34 Year: 1920 >Birthplace: New York Roll: T625_1199 >Race: White Page: 10B >State: New York ED: 624 >County: New York Image: 988 >Township: Manhattan >- >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- >---- >Helene >---------- >**************************************** > > >And below here is what it looks like after editting. > > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 15:37:49 -0800 >From: "MikenHelene" <carsonmh@volfirst.net> >To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <003401c1ac42$b34ef600$78e26f3f@pavilion> >Subject: Re: [NYC] New Ancestry 1920 census index? > >Patty: > >I will give you an example of what you might find. If I plug in my g >uncle's name and the city of NY in Ancestry.com's data base, I get a >hit in >their 1920 Fed Census Index. The index will give you the following >information, plus a link to click on that says View Image On Line. >This >allows you to go straight to the 1920 Census Image, without having to >know >the ED etc. > >It does include the Roll# the ED and the page number if you needed it. >Not >all of Ancestry's index's are linked to the images yet, but I am told >that >is what they are working on. I know all of Manhattan and Brooklyn are >being >worked on and might even be finished. What they are advertising is an >easier >way to find your ancestors, without having to search for the page >numbers >etc. To me it is a life saver, because I can't get to an FHC often. > >Theis, George View Image Online > Age: 34 Year: 1920 > Birthplace: New York Roll: T625_1199 > Race: White Page: 10B > > State: New York ED: 624 > > County: New York Image: 988 > > Township: Manhattan > >- >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- >---- > Helene >---------- > >This just recently started to be like this. I have not been messing >around with the "Options" under "Tools", or anything like that. Can >anyone help make this go back to normal? Thanks- Nancy ==== >EUDORA-MAIL Mailing List ==== You can contact the List Manager at: >debala715@yahoo.com ============================== Visit Ancestry.com >for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family >History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237 **********END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT**********