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Found this pic & just sharing..
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Richard Knoppow wrote: "Chester Copperpot" wrote in message ... On Wed, 12 May 2010 03:58:14 +0100, _JD_ wrote: Found this pic & just sharing.. Listening to moo-sic! The loop antenna is worth the price of admission:-) I suppose you could have singing cows for moo-ed music. What picture? All I get is a line of text, and a sig file. I can't reply to the original message, or see the page source. There is something screwy with the way Radiobanter.com posts messages to usenet. -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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Richard Knoppow wrote: "Chester Copperpot" wrote in message ... On Wed, 12 May 2010 03:58:14 +0100, _JD_ wrote: Found this pic & just sharing.. Listening to moo-sic! The loop antenna is worth the price of admission:-) I suppose you could have singing cows for moo-ed music. What picture? All I get is a line of text, and a sig file. I can't reply to the original message, or see the page source. There is something screwy with the way Radiobanter.com posts messages to usenet. -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... What picture? All I get is a line of text, and a sig file. I can't reply to the original message, or see the page source. There is something screwy with the way Radiobanter.com posts messages to usenet. Works fine here. I'll attach it to this, see if it's visible now. |
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"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... What picture? All I get is a line of text, and a sig file. I can't reply to the original message, or see the page source. There is something screwy with the way Radiobanter.com posts messages to usenet. Works fine here. I'll attach it to this, see if it's visible now. |
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Jim_Menning wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... What picture? All I get is a line of text, and a sig file. I can't reply to the original message, or see the page source. There is something screwy with the way Radiobanter.com posts messages to usenet. Works fine here. I'll attach it to this, see if it's visible now. [Image] Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. Brenda e-mailed a copy, too. :) -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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Jim_Menning wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... What picture? All I get is a line of text, and a sig file. I can't reply to the original message, or see the page source. There is something screwy with the way Radiobanter.com posts messages to usenet. Works fine here. I'll attach it to this, see if it's visible now. [Image] Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. Brenda e-mailed a copy, too. :) -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. -Bill M |
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Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. -Bill M |
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"Bill M" wrote in message ... Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. -Bill M I have the latest Thunderbird installed on this machine, mostly for the Win 7 bootup (since it doesn't have Outlook Express for e-mail). I have yet to make the NG's work on it. Es muy estranjo. |
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"Bill M" wrote in message ... Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. -Bill M I have the latest Thunderbird installed on this machine, mostly for the Win 7 bootup (since it doesn't have Outlook Express for e-mail). I have yet to make the NG's work on it. Es muy estranjo. |
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On Fri, 21 May 2010 08:37:32 +0900, Brenda Ann wrote:
"Bill M" wrote in message ... Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. -Bill M I have the latest Thunderbird installed on this machine, mostly for the Win 7 bootup (since it doesn't have Outlook Express for e-mail). I have yet to make the NG's work on it. Es muy estranjo. Using Pan 0.133 here. http://pan.rebelbase.com/ Simple to use for most task, but has lots of features for filtering and blocking some folks if you spend any time in groups frequented by trolls. cavisco |
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On Fri, 21 May 2010 08:37:32 +0900, Brenda Ann wrote:
"Bill M" wrote in message ... Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. -Bill M I have the latest Thunderbird installed on this machine, mostly for the Win 7 bootup (since it doesn't have Outlook Express for e-mail). I have yet to make the NG's work on it. Es muy estranjo. Using Pan 0.133 here. http://pan.rebelbase.com/ Simple to use for most task, but has lots of features for filtering and blocking some folks if you spend any time in groups frequented by trolls. cavisco |
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Bill M wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. I have the latest release of Firefox and Seamonkey for browsing the web. I've tried the newer newsreader software, and I just don't like it. I tried Google Chrome, but had to uninstall it. The computer was so unstable it wasn't funny. -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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Bill M wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. I have the latest release of Firefox and Seamonkey for browsing the web. I've tried the newer newsreader software, and I just don't like it. I tried Google Chrome, but had to uninstall it. The computer was so unstable it wasn't funny. -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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Jefffrey Scott McAUley wrote: On Fri, 21 May 2010 08:37:32 +0900, Brenda Ann wrote: "Bill M" wrote in message ... Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. -Bill M I have the latest Thunderbird installed on this machine, mostly for the Win 7 bootup (since it doesn't have Outlook Express for e-mail). I have yet to make the NG's work on it. Es muy estranjo. Using Pan 0.133 here. http://pan.rebelbase.com/ Simple to use for most task, but has lots of features for filtering and blocking some folks if you spend any time in groups frequented by trolls. I use 'Nfilter', AKA 'Newsproxy' for filtering. I'm supposed to pick up an old Dell server this weekend, and I'm considering installing Leafnode so I can filter on the header lines not availible from Giganes via Earthlink. Then I can block entire regions by IP address. -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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Jefffrey Scott McAUley wrote: On Fri, 21 May 2010 08:37:32 +0900, Brenda Ann wrote: "Bill M" wrote in message ... Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. -Bill M I have the latest Thunderbird installed on this machine, mostly for the Win 7 bootup (since it doesn't have Outlook Express for e-mail). I have yet to make the NG's work on it. Es muy estranjo. Using Pan 0.133 here. http://pan.rebelbase.com/ Simple to use for most task, but has lots of features for filtering and blocking some folks if you spend any time in groups frequented by trolls. I use 'Nfilter', AKA 'Newsproxy' for filtering. I'm supposed to pick up an old Dell server this weekend, and I'm considering installing Leafnode so I can filter on the header lines not availible from Giganes via Earthlink. Then I can block entire regions by IP address. -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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On 21/05/2010 02:29, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Bill M wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. I have the latest release of Firefox and Seamonkey for browsing the web. I've tried the newer newsreader software, and I just don't like it. I tried Google Chrome, but had to uninstall it. The computer was so unstable it wasn't funny. Thunderbird 3.0.4 seems to work nicely for me for mail and for these newsgroups, except I have yet to find out how to assemble a jpeg which has been posted in more than one part. The first part gives a clear image of part of the picture, the second et al just text/numbers. I found it a little awkward to set up the accounts as I am using my old ISP service (Demon, in UK) for mail to keep my original e.mail address of some 20 years standing, but on a mobile G3 dongle account for the fast connection. Works well once sorted out though. Latest Firefox for everyday web browser, seems fine too. I tried Google Chrome, it was an appalling mistake, never worked at all. Endless imbranglements. (Old laptop, Win XP SP2, 1G RAM) TTFN Anthony |
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On 21/05/2010 02:29, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Bill M wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. I have the latest release of Firefox and Seamonkey for browsing the web. I've tried the newer newsreader software, and I just don't like it. I tried Google Chrome, but had to uninstall it. The computer was so unstable it wasn't funny. Thunderbird 3.0.4 seems to work nicely for me for mail and for these newsgroups, except I have yet to find out how to assemble a jpeg which has been posted in more than one part. The first part gives a clear image of part of the picture, the second et al just text/numbers. I found it a little awkward to set up the accounts as I am using my old ISP service (Demon, in UK) for mail to keep my original e.mail address of some 20 years standing, but on a mobile G3 dongle account for the fast connection. Works well once sorted out though. Latest Firefox for everyday web browser, seems fine too. I tried Google Chrome, it was an appalling mistake, never worked at all. Endless imbranglements. (Old laptop, Win XP SP2, 1G RAM) TTFN Anthony |
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ajb wrote:
I tried Google Chrome, it was an appalling mistake, never worked at all. Endless imbranglements. That took me a while to find. embranglements However, I did find two instances of it being spelled with an "i". A fine word indeed. Jeff -- “Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity.” Frank Leahy, Head coach, Notre Dame 1941-1954 http://www.stay-connect.com |
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ajb wrote:
I tried Google Chrome, it was an appalling mistake, never worked at all. Endless imbranglements. That took me a while to find. embranglements However, I did find two instances of it being spelled with an "i". A fine word indeed. Jeff -- “Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity.” Frank Leahy, Head coach, Notre Dame 1941-1954 http://www.stay-connect.com |
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ajb wrote: On 21/05/2010 02:29, Michael A. Terrell wrote: Bill M wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. I have the latest release of Firefox and Seamonkey for browsing the web. I've tried the newer newsreader software, and I just don't like it. I tried Google Chrome, but had to uninstall it. The computer was so unstable it wasn't funny. Thunderbird 3.0.4 seems to work nicely for me for mail and for these newsgroups, except I have yet to find out how to assemble a jpeg which has been posted in more than one part. The first part gives a clear image of part of the picture, the second et al just text/numbers. Use Xnews for those multipart files: http://download.cnet.com/Xnews/3000-2164_4-10120486.html I found it a little awkward to set up the accounts as I am using my old ISP service (Demon, in UK) for mail to keep my original e.mail address of some 20 years standing, but on a mobile G3 dongle account for the fast connection. Works well once sorted out though. Latest Firefox for everyday web browser, seems fine too. I tried Google Chrome, it was an appalling mistake, never worked at all. Endless imbranglements. (Old laptop, Win XP SP2, 1G RAM) TTFN Anthony -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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ajb wrote: On 21/05/2010 02:29, Michael A. Terrell wrote: Bill M wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Yes, thank you. It came through OK. I see that you use Outlook Express. I still use Netscape 4.78 to access newsgroups. It's a little old, but I like the way it handles long threads. I've forgotten how 4.7 worked for newsgroups...its been a long time ago. But it reached the point of being outdated for handling the web. Using T'bird 2.something here and it seems to do everything with no thought required. yEnc, etc. They seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere with T'bird 3. Its really klunky and confusing. I haven't messed with it lately (its on my laptop) but I never could find the route to 'Subscribe to Newsgroups'. Try Thunderbird 2.*, Mike, as a replacement to Netscape for mail and newsgroups. I have the latest release of Firefox and Seamonkey for browsing the web. I've tried the newer newsreader software, and I just don't like it. I tried Google Chrome, but had to uninstall it. The computer was so unstable it wasn't funny. Thunderbird 3.0.4 seems to work nicely for me for mail and for these newsgroups, except I have yet to find out how to assemble a jpeg which has been posted in more than one part. The first part gives a clear image of part of the picture, the second et al just text/numbers. Use Xnews for those multipart files: http://download.cnet.com/Xnews/3000-2164_4-10120486.html I found it a little awkward to set up the accounts as I am using my old ISP service (Demon, in UK) for mail to keep my original e.mail address of some 20 years standing, but on a mobile G3 dongle account for the fast connection. Works well once sorted out though. Latest Firefox for everyday web browser, seems fine too. I tried Google Chrome, it was an appalling mistake, never worked at all. Endless imbranglements. (Old laptop, Win XP SP2, 1G RAM) TTFN Anthony -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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On 21/05/2010 16:59, Jeffrey D Angus wrote:
ajb wrote: I tried Google Chrome, it was an appalling mistake, never worked at all. Endless imbranglements. That took me a while to find. embranglements However, I did find two instances of it being spelled with an "i". A fine word indeed. Jeff Thank you, sir. "Imbrangle" is probably Old English; for example, Dorothy L. Sayers in "The Nine Tailors" used it for a rural elder to admonish a youngster (Norfolk dialect). TTFN Anthony |
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On 21/05/2010 16:59, Jeffrey D Angus wrote:
ajb wrote: I tried Google Chrome, it was an appalling mistake, never worked at all. Endless imbranglements. That took me a while to find. embranglements However, I did find two instances of it being spelled with an "i". A fine word indeed. Jeff Thank you, sir. "Imbrangle" is probably Old English; for example, Dorothy L. Sayers in "The Nine Tailors" used it for a rural elder to admonish a youngster (Norfolk dialect). TTFN Anthony |
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On 21/05/2010 17:13, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Use Xnews for those multipart files: http://download.cnet.com/Xnews/3000-2164_4-10120486.html Thank you. I will try it. TTFN Anthony -- Just because I'm paranoid, that doesn't mean they're not out to get me... |
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On 21/05/2010 17:13, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Use Xnews for those multipart files: http://download.cnet.com/Xnews/3000-2164_4-10120486.html Thank you. I will try it. TTFN Anthony -- Just because I'm paranoid, that doesn't mean they're not out to get me... |
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