Change quoting level in Outlook 2007

When replying to an HTML email, the original message has a blue bar to the left (which replaces the traditional > symbol). I've seen in previous versions of Outlook that pressing enter on this line takes you to a new line without the blue line ("paragraph unindent") and allows you to write a reply inline. That's fine and what I'd expect.

But currently that doesn't work and I can't easily get rid of the blue line, meaning all my inline replies look like they're part of the original message! Quite odd. Here's how to work around the problem:

• Change the message format from HTML to Rich-text
• Type Ctrl-Q where you want to add a reply
• Type your reply

Voila

(source)

Programming quotes

Defensive code is the difference between fragility and robustness --gloryhack

How to use single quotes in a Perl one-liner

perl -le'$q=chr(39); print "quote mark: $q" '
(linux)

Apache error "premature EOF in parsed file"

When Apache 1.3 says "premature EOF in parsed file".
What it means is "You've messed up the attribute syntax in a mod_include command".

Examples:

<!--#config timefmt=%s --> (no quotes)

<!--#set var='title' value='This title would've screwed things up' --> (apostrophe not escaped)

PHP arrays

This won't work:

php -r "$a = array( 'c' => array( 'b' => 1 ) );"

But this will:

php -r '$a = Array( "c" => Array( "b" => 1 ) );'

On Mac OSX