If not, there's not going to be a way I can be clearer. Hope it's at least clear what I'm saying now. I.e., how "vertical lines" are not in fact part of the message but only of what is shown to you.Īnd as said, how that fact makes this a very uninteresting and unimportant issue as far as I am concerned at least. Just reply to a message where you see the by you experienced "problem", then change the recipient to be you yourself, send, and use View -> Message Source to see what has actually been received, and what's just your local copy of Thunderbird interpreting what is received. How to do it thunderbird - sending email in rich text format. Moreover then, that this is also what is send only: no "vertical lines", just regular HTML-elements that your local Thunderbird displays as indicated, and that the receiving mailer may indicate similarly, or, differently, or supposedly not at all if said receiving mailer has been configured differently. It is only the display of any such "blockquote" HTML-element by your local Thunderbird editor window that has you see coloured lines to left and right of said blockquote.
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