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?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the first
line of text. Anyone else?

"Ruby" <> wrote in message
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> ?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the
> first line of text. Anyone else?


Do you have IE9 Beta installed? That's why. Hopefully it will be fixed
before IE9 goes RTW.
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Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Oct. 1, 2004 ~ Sept. 30, 2010
Imperial Beach, CA

Remove Internet Explorer 9 beta...it is the cause of the '?'



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"Ruby" wrote in message news:ibcca4$dbk$...

?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the first
line of text. Anyone else?

"Bruce Hagen" <> wrote in message
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>
> "Ruby" <> wrote in message
> news:ibcca4$dbk$...
>> ?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the
>> first line of text. Anyone else?
>
>
> Do you have IE9 Beta installed? That's why. Hopefully it will be fixed
> before IE9 goes RTW.

Yes I do although Firefox is my default browser. Thanks

?"...winston" wrote in message
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Remove Internet Explorer 9 beta...it is the cause of the '?'



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"Ruby" wrote in message news:ibcca4$dbk$...

?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the first
line of text. Anyone else?

Bad advice, Winnie.

If the ubiquitous "?" is Ruby's only complaint, why throw out the baby with
the bathwater. Some of we IE9 Beta users are very happy campers. It is a
significant improvement over IE8 and, IMHO, is better than FF or Chrome. My
combination of W7/32, IE9b, and WLM 2011 performs pretty much problem-free
for me. And yes, I know about the lack of setoff symbols >> and I dislike
the bland look of WLM 2011 but these are nits compared to the fact that they
work reliably and quickly for my everyday home usage. As IE9 is in Beta,
it's doubtful if you will see the "?" in the final release and I would bet
the >> problem is eventually fixed in WLM 2011.

Doesn’t matter how happy you are..to stop the ‘?’ remove IE9b...works like a charm.


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"bobster" <> wrote in message news:ibco49$brj$...
?"...winston" wrote in message
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Remove Internet Explorer 9 beta...it is the cause of the '?'



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"Ruby" wrote in message news:ibcca4$dbk$...

?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the first
line of text. Anyone else?

Bad advice, Winnie.

If the ubiquitous "?" is Ruby's only complaint, why throw out the baby with
the bathwater. Some of we IE9 Beta users are very happy campers. It is a
significant improvement over IE8 and, IMHO, is better than FF or Chrome. My
combination of W7/32, IE9b, and WLM 2011 performs pretty much problem-free
for me. And yes, I know about the lack of setoff symbols >> and I dislike
the bland look of WLM 2011 but these are nits compared to the fact that they
work reliably and quickly for my everyday home usage. As IE9 is in Beta,
it's doubtful if you will see the "?" in the final release and I would bet
the >> problem is eventually fixed in WLM 2011.

?Works like a charm for me! No more preceding "?" in my sent messages. Now
WLM 2011 is perfect, right. Are there any unintended consequences "?" ;-)


"Ildhund" wrote in message news:ibctog$uhk$...


"Ruby" wrote in message news:ibcca4$dbk$...

> ?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the
> first line of text. Anyone else?

As you've been told, this only occurs if you have IE9 beta installed. If you
want a workaround, change your Send character encoding to Unicode (UTF-8).
The setting is at Options > Send > International Settings. To open the
Options sheet, press Ctrl-Shift-O. You should also deselect Reply to
messages using the format in which they were sent unless you're sure you'll
remember to change the character encoding to Unicode before sending. To do
that, click the Encoding button on the Options tab of the ribbon.
--
Noel

"Ruby" wrote in message news:ibcca4$dbk$...
> ?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the first line of text. Anyone else?
As you've been told, this only occurs if you have IE9 beta installed. If you want a workaround, change your Send character encoding
to Unicode (UTF-8). The setting is at Options > Send > International Settings. To open the Options sheet, press Ctrl-Shift-O. You
should also deselect Reply to messages using the format in which they were sent unless you're sure you'll remember to change the
character encoding to Unicode before sending. To do that, click the Encoding button on the Options tab of the ribbon.
--
Noel



Very interesting! When I send a message to myself, the "?" does not appear.
That's how I mistakenly thought that the problem had disappeared. Note also
elsewhere in this news group that I sent a test message and it did not have
the"?" Any ideas?


"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
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>?Works like a charm for me!

It does? <eg>
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Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Oct. 1, 2004 ~ Sept. 30, 2010
Imperial Beach, CA




"bobster" <> wrote in message
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> ?Works like a charm for me! No more preceding "?" in my sent messages. Now
> WLM 2011 is perfect, right. Are there any unintended consequences "?" ;-)
>
>
> "Ildhund" wrote in message
> news:ibctog$uhk$...
>
>
> "Ruby" wrote in message news:ibcca4$dbk$...
>
>> ?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the
>> first line of text. Anyone else?
>
> As you've been told, this only occurs if you have IE9 beta installed. If
> you want a workaround, change your Send character encoding to Unicode
> (UTF-8). The setting is at Options > Send > International Settings. To
> open the Options sheet, press Ctrl-Shift-O. You should also deselect Reply
> to messages using the format in which they were sent unless you're sure
> you'll remember to change the character encoding to Unicode before
> sending. To do that, click the Encoding button on the Options tab of the
> ribbon.
> --
> Noel
>
>
>

If WE2011's quality is any indication, there will be no motivation to fix a
"triviality" that only affects a simple mail app. If you don't see it affect
browser performance, I suspect it will still be there when IE9 is officially
released.

"Bruce Hagen" <> wrote in message
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> "Ruby" <> wrote in message
> news:ibcca4$dbk$...
>> ?In WLM 2009, when replying to email I always get a ? in front of the
>> first line of text. Anyone else?
>
>
> Do you have IE9 Beta installed? That's why. Hopefully it will be fixed
> before IE9 goes RTW.
> --
> Bruce Hagen
> MS-MVP Oct. 1, 2004 ~ Sept. 30, 2010
> Imperial Beach, CA
>
>