hello everyone

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hi
i just would like to introduce myself. Im wayne and am an MCP (2000) A+
network+. I have just started a web-page with how to's for win2000 and
some other more general windows info. Its kinda in its formative stages
at the moment. If anyone has any suggestions on content I'd love to
hear them. you can find it at http://admin.jansant.com
thx
wayne
 
jansant said:
hi
i just would like to introduce myself. Im wayne and am an MCP (2000) A+
network+. I have just started a web-page with how to's for win2000 and
some other more general windows info. Its kinda in its formative stages
at the moment. If anyone has any suggestions on content I'd love to
hear them. you can find it at http://admin.jansant.com
thx
wayne
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Fine. Now if you wish to remain popular in these newsgroups
then it might be a good idea to make yourself familiar with
current newsgroup etiquette:
- Your Subject line shoule be a one-line summary of your
topic, e.g. "General info on Windows 2000". "Hi all" is
about as meaningless as it gets.
- Never ever multi-post. It wastes everyone's time. Use
cross-posting in moderation if you wish to reach more than
one newsgroup.

Happy posting!
 
"Hi all" is
about as meaningless as it gets.
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Not to me. new posters often use it to introduce themselves. It has the
added advantage of being short, heh, heh.

And give the lad a break; he's a sincerely trying to provide a (free)
service. Don't bash him for it just because he doesn't conform to the
Pegasus Rules of Posting.

Your pet peeves are *yours*; they aren't necessarily helpful to others.

:) Walter Donavan
 
walterius said:
Not to me. new posters often use it to introduce themselves. It has the
added advantage of being short, heh, heh.

And give the lad a break; he's a sincerely trying to provide a (free)
service. Don't bash him for it just because he doesn't conform to the
Pegasus Rules of Posting.

Your pet peeves are *yours*; they aren't necessarily helpful to others.

:) Walter Donavan
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Writing meaningful Subject lines and avoiding multi-posting are
not the "Pegasus" ruls of posting. They are commonsense, they
avoid wasting time and they are generally adopted:
http://www.aspfaq.com/5003
http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm

The OP would do well by familiarising himself with these
guidelines at the start of his career as a newsgrop respondent.
 
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