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MistyEyes





PostPosted: Mon Nov 14 12:21:00 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group

Testing posting

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BR549





PostPosted: Mon Nov 14 12:21:00 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group

> Testing posting

And your already annoying us by doing a test post. There are a kabillion
test newsgroups you could have used.


 
 
gls858





PostPosted: Mon Nov 14 13:42:36 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group


>> Testing posting
>
> And your already annoying us by doing a test post. There are a kabillion
> test newsgroups you could have used.
>
>
Got a chuckle from your handle. Used that for a password.
Let me guess, your first name is Jr :-)

gls858

 
 
Daj





PostPosted: Mon Nov 14 14:16:16 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group Use "microsoft.public.test.here" with/out the quotation marks and you won't get into trouble. (;o





>>> Testing posting
>>
>> And your already annoying us by doing a test post. There are a kabillion test newsgroups you could
>> have used.
> Got a chuckle from your handle. Used that for a password.
> Let me guess, your first name is Jr :-)
>
> gls858
>


 
 
Dixonian69





PostPosted: Mon Nov 14 15:45:05 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group there is a test news group

--
Dennis S.
I''m from Illinois. I hope I helped you. Good Luck.




> Testing posting
>
>
>
 
 
BR549





PostPosted: Mon Nov 14 15:50:50 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group




>>> Testing posting
>>
>> And your already annoying us by doing a test post. There are a kabillion
>> test newsgroups you could have used.
> Got a chuckle from your handle. Used that for a password.
> Let me guess, your first name is Jr :-)
>
> gls858

I just always got a kick out of Jr. Samples playing the used car salesman on
Hee Haw and that infamous 5 digit phone number BR549.


 
 
Malke





PostPosted: Mon Nov 14 17:42:17 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group






>>>> Testing posting
>>>
>>> And your already annoying us by doing a test post. There are a
>>> kabillion test newsgroups you could have used.
>> Got a chuckle from your handle. Used that for a password.
>> Let me guess, your first name is Jr :-)
>>
>> gls858
>
> I just always got a kick out of Jr. Samples playing the used car
> salesman on Hee Haw and that infamous 5 digit phone number BR549.

Welcome aboard! It is always good to have someone in the group with a
sense of humor. Others have pointed out to you that the proper place to
test is a test group (which is unnecessary now because you know it's
working!), but here are some additional links that will help you get
the most out of Usenet:

http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
http://www.mailmsg.com/SPAM_munging.htm - how to munge email address
http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm - multiposting vs.
crossposting
http://aumha.org/nntp.htm - list of MS newsgroups

Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
 
 
BR549





PostPosted: Tue Nov 15 11:58:09 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group


>





>>>>> Testing posting
>>>>
>>>> And your already annoying us by doing a test post. There are a
>>>> kabillion test newsgroups you could have used.
>>> Got a chuckle from your handle. Used that for a password.
>>> Let me guess, your first name is Jr :-)
>>>
>>> gls858
>>
>> I just always got a kick out of Jr. Samples playing the used car
>> salesman on Hee Haw and that infamous 5 digit phone number BR549.
>
> Welcome aboard! It is always good to have someone in the group with a
> sense of humor. Others have pointed out to you that the proper place to
> test is a test group (which is unnecessary now because you know it's
> working!), but here are some additional links that will help you get
> the most out of Usenet:
>
> http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
> http://www.mailmsg.com/SPAM_munging.htm - how to munge email address
> http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm - multiposting vs.
> crossposting
> http://aumha.org/nntp.htm - list of MS newsgroups
>
> Malke
> --
> Elephant Boy Computers
> www.elephantboycomputers.com
> "Don't Panic!"
> MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User

You should read some of those links, I'm sure one would cover replying
correctly to a post. I didn't post the test post, Hilton Cast did.


 
 
Unknown





PostPosted: Tue Nov 15 14:53:47 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group Why on earth does that annoy you? And please don't include the word "us". It
does not annoy me.





>>> Testing posting
>>
>> And your already annoying us by doing a test post. There are a kabillion
>> test newsgroups you could have used.
> Got a chuckle from your handle. Used that for a password.
> Let me guess, your first name is Jr :-)
>
> gls858
>


 
 
gls858





PostPosted: Tue Nov 15 15:11:16 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group
> Why on earth does that annoy you? And please don't include the word "us". It
> does not annoy me.





>>>> Testing posting
>>> And your already annoying us by doing a test post. There are a kabillion
>>> test newsgroups you could have used.
>> Got a chuckle from your handle. Used that for a password.
>> Let me guess, your first name is Jr :-)
>>
>> gls858
>>
>
>
I think your reply was meant for BR549. I didn't even comment on your
top post.

gls858
 
 
Unknown





PostPosted: Wed Nov 16 11:31:51 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group Yes it was meant for BR549 and I always "top" post. I don't like wading
through 10 tons of garbage.



>> Why on earth does that annoy you? And please don't include the word "us".
>> It does not annoy me.





>>>>> Testing posting
>>>> And your already annoying us by doing a test post. There are a
>>>> kabillion test newsgroups you could have used.
>>> Got a chuckle from your handle. Used that for a password.
>>> Let me guess, your first name is Jr :-)
>>>
>>> gls858
>>>
>>
>>
> I think your reply was meant for BR549. I didn't even comment on your
> top post.
>
> gls858


 
 
Gordon





PostPosted: Thu Nov 17 05:28:39 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group

> Yes it was meant for BR549 and I always "top" post. I don't like
> wading through 10 tons of garbage.

So you read a book from the bottom up?


 
 
Unknown





PostPosted: Thu Nov 17 14:44:22 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group No! I read posted items from the top down.




>> Yes it was meant for BR549 and I always "top" post. I don't like
>> wading through 10 tons of garbage.
>
> So you read a book from the bottom up?
>
>


 
 
Gordon





PostPosted: Fri Nov 18 03:23:23 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group

> No! I read posted items from the top down.




>>> Yes it was meant for BR549 and I always "top" post. I don't like
>>> wading through 10 tons of garbage.
>>
>> So you read a book from the bottom up?

Answer: because it makes posts illogical

Question: Why is it not good to top-post?


See?


 
 
Rick





PostPosted: Fri Nov 18 04:42:47 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group >> So you read a book from the bottom up?

No, but I also don't reread what I've already read every time I turn the
page.

Bottom posting makes sense if you only read one post containing an entire
thread (historical). It does not make sense if you read each post
individually as they occur (real time). Which side of the debate you're on
depends on how you like to peruse usenet, neither side is any more "right"
than the other, though it's mostly the "left" that worry about things that
don't really matter <g>.

Me, I top post, bottom post, post in the middle - whatever suits me at that
given moment in time and seems appropriate to answer the question. I don't
care about posting protocol any more than I'd wear a three piece suit and
hat to work like my predecessors.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone
www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org


 
 
J&P





PostPosted: Fri Nov 18 05:39:16 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group So speaks the voice of common sense. Thank you.

Regards
Joe Steele



>>> So you read a book from the bottom up?
>
> No, but I also don't reread what I've already read every time I turn the
> page.
>
> Bottom posting makes sense if you only read one post containing an entire
> thread (historical). It does not make sense if you read each post
> individually as they occur (real time). Which side of the debate you're on
> depends on how you like to peruse usenet, neither side is any more "right"
> than the other, though it's mostly the "left" that worry about things that
> don't really matter <g>.
>
> Me, I top post, bottom post, post in the middle - whatever suits me at
> that given moment in time and seems appropriate to answer the question. I
> don't care about posting protocol any more than I'd wear a three piece
> suit and hat to work like my predecessors.
>
> --
> Best of Luck,
>
> Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
> Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone
> www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
> Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
>
>


 
 
Gordon





PostPosted: Fri Nov 18 06:14:37 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group

> So speaks the voice of common sense. Thank you.
>

Answer: because it's not logical


Question: Why is top-posting not a good idea?


See?


 
 
J&P





PostPosted: Fri Nov 18 13:36:07 CST 2005 Top

Windows XP Basic >> I'm new in this group




>> So speaks the voice of common sense. Thank you.
>>
>
> Answer: because it's not logical

Eh?

> Question: Why is top-posting not a good idea?

Never said it was or wasn't..

> See?

Eh?