Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 21:27:48 -0400
My suggestion: You should correctly ID your problem. Your
header says "outlook" but you just said you use "outlook
express." They are NOT the same thing; the only thing they
really share in common is the word Outlook in the title.
My, my, NobodyMan! Just about every post of yours carries endless
amount of misinformation. That's not good! Especially for a self
proclaimed know-it-all like you. <grin>
For starters, Microsoft Outlook doesn't do newsgroups! Obviously you
didn't know that. But you don't know a lot of things as well (but
you still pretend to know them). <grin>
And if you ever used Outlook, you would realize they share a lot
more than the name Outlook. In fact, Outlook Express actually shares
some components with Outlook, particularly those used for displaying
HTML messages, handling S/MIME security and managing Internet mail
accounts. Also the same address book.
If that wasn't enough, navigating around is very similar between
them. Meaning if you know how to work one, the other one is easy.
And if that isn't enough, they also share the same Microsoft name
and spell checker dictionaries as well.
So the next time you wish to say something smart, you just might
want to just stay away. As you really don't want others to know how
little you really do know, do you? Although I have a feeling this
one just flew right over your head. <sigh>
P.S. For others who rather use Outlook as your newsreader, it's a
little known fact that it is indeed possible with 3rd party addons.
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/olexpr.htm
Cheers!
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Bill (using a Toshiba 2595XDVD under Windows 2000)
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