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Which E-Mail Reader Do You Use?

By jsalem | Posted on September 15th, 2006

I’ve been doing some work on improving the look of QuickBase e-mails. I want to ensure that they look good on the e-mail programs that most of you and your users use. But I need your help!

Please take a moment and let us a know what e-mail reading program you use and how our e-mails look today. You can enter this into a simple survey that I created with QuickBase:

Click Here for the E-mail Reader Survey

Thank you!

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Jim Salem

I just fixed a permissions issue with the survey that prevented you from seeing the data that you entered. Even though it properly collected the survey data it showed an “Access Denied” screen immediately afterwards. Anyway, it works now…

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Jim Salem

I just fixed a permissions issue with the survey that prevented you from seeing the data that you entered. Even though it properly collected the survey data it showed an “Access Denied” screen immediately afterwards. Anyway, it works now…

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blogMidtown

outlook & gmail

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blogMidtown

outlook & gmail

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Rakesh Sarman

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Rakesh Sarman

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Rakesh Sarman

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Rakesh Sarman

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giza

hi. bummed that i can’t see the entries of other respondents, only seeing my own. could you create a view which shows all records, but w/o username for sake of privacy?

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giza

hi. bummed that i can’t see the entries of other respondents, only seeing my own. could you create a view which shows all records, but w/o username for sake of privacy?

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