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CompUser
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....thank goodness we don't see this everyday,
most folks know better than to post HTML to
newsgroups ;- )
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Kurt C. Hack
Doh! I must have hit the wrong button. Here is the URL:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...ory=6467&item=4538468367&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...ory=6467&item=4538468367&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
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Rick Courtright
Kurt C. Hack said:
Thanks! Your first post locked up my browser... it's kinda one way about
Usenet being a "text only" medium!
Rick
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Kurt C. Hack
As previously stated, I apologize. I hit the wrong button.
Geez, you would think I committed a crime against humanity. If your
browser's that touchy, I would look at a new one.
-Kurt
Geez, you would think I committed a crime against humanity. If your
browser's that touchy, I would look at a new one.
-Kurt
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Ross Lyall
Geez, you would think I committed a crime against humanity.
You did!!
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You did!!
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Kurt C. Hack
True true... So did anyone actually look at the link? It was a
convertible Subaru on ebay.
-Kurt
convertible Subaru on ebay.
-Kurt
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BSackamano
It's no big deal. I just couldn't see the pics in Microsoft Outlook
Newsreader.
Anyway, that is cool. And it's in really good condition...only 50K miles.
Are you going to put in a bid?
Newsreader.
Anyway, that is cool. And it's in really good condition...only 50K miles.
Are you going to put in a bid?
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Kurt C. Hack
I had no problem with Thunderbird either. I guess there are some
"fragile" news readers out there.
-Kurt
"fragile" news readers out there.
-Kurt
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Rick Courtright
Kurt C. Hack said:
Apology accepted, but please remember, Usenet is a TEXT based medium
where one doesn't attach files or post HTML (as opposed to forums where
that's appropriate.) Pretty simple concept. It's been that way since the
get go and I doubt it'll ever change. It's not that certain
browsers/newsreaders are touchy--they work fine for what they're
supposed to do: read text! Some groups get downright grumpy if you don't
"follow the rules!", but folks here are generally fairly polite about
such missteps... at least once?
Back to Subies now, ok?
Rick
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Mike
where does one find the "rules"? I stubled across this on my newsgroup
listings...
listings...
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Rick Courtright
Mike said:
Hi,
A search for "usenet netiquette" will turn up all kinds of things that
may interest you, but here's a nice brief one:
http://www.newsreaders.com/guide/netiquette.html
Rick
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Kurt C. Hack
Great, back to Subies. I understand the concepts of Usenet, I simply
hit the wrong button. Get over it. I would assume that since many
browsers will interpret the HTML and attached files, that the "standard"
has been bent before, thus necessitating the need to support such things.
As paraphrased from the IS world, the breaking of a rule today will
likely become the standard tomorrow.
-Kurt
hit the wrong button. Get over it. I would assume that since many
browsers will interpret the HTML and attached files, that the "standard"
has been bent before, thus necessitating the need to support such things.
As paraphrased from the IS world, the breaking of a rule today will
likely become the standard tomorrow.
-Kurt
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Hallan Blaggit
Anyone using MSOutlook anything hardly has any grounds to complain
about people posting stuff that locks up their machine.
about people posting stuff that locks up their machine.
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Rick Courtright
Curtsy Hack" must have thought someone cared when he said:
So????
Rick
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Kurt C. Hack
You win, I'm tired of this game.
Rick said: