OT: Hi Microsoft, About your problems...

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Fergus Cooney

Hi Microsoft,

I wonder whether there's any chance that you could inform us in some way
about this server issue. A bit of user feedback?? Tell us what's happening,
what you are doing? An explanation of how the messages are disappearing. Why I
can click on a header and the message downloads but if I click on one dated a
minute later it is reported as deleted. Why can I get headers up to, say,
6:00pm in one Outlook identity but if I change identities and repeat I only
get up to 11:00am??

I know it's not comfortable when you can't report a solution to your
users, but it's better to say something about what's happening rather than
ignore us. Is there no (technically minded) PR person who can share some
(useful) knowledge?

Just a bit of courtesy, please - it'll help us wait for the solution.

Regards,
Fergus
 
Hi Fergus,
Maybe we can go there to sell some Linux newservers.
Or do you think they use that?
Cor
 
I wonder whether there's any chance that you could inform us in some way
about this server issue. A bit of user feedback??
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Microsoft is aware of the problem and they are working hard at trying to
solve it. Many people are reporting much better responses as of today
so hopefully the problem is on it's way out.
 
Hi Patrick,
Are you from Microsoft.
I don't know the English word for this kind of messages.
Maybe Fergus can tell.
He did ask for a message from Microsoft.
Cor
 
Hi Patrick,

Thanks for joining in. ;-) I'm aware that Microsoft is aware. If they
weren't I'd be most surprised. What I'm not aware of, however, is any form of
communication from them.

It's been a long time and not a single word, no overt acknowledgement of
our plight.

Lack of progress goes with the territory and depends on the problem and
resources to tackle it, etc, blah, blah. The problem will be fixed when it
is - nothing can change <that>.

But courtesy and care - or lack of it - that is a choice. And it's that
choice that I'd like to see embraced in the correct way.

Regards,
Fergus
 
Fergus Cooney said:
Hi Patrick,

Thanks for joining in. ;-) I'm aware that Microsoft is aware. If they
weren't I'd be most surprised. What I'm not aware of, however, is any form of
communication from them.

It's been a long time and not a single word, no overt acknowledgement of
our plight.

Lack of progress goes with the territory and depends on the problem and
resources to tackle it, etc, blah, blah. The problem will be fixed when it
is - nothing can change <that>.

But courtesy and care - or lack of it - that is a choice. And it's that
choice that I'd like to see embraced in the correct way.
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Over in microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.sdk you'll find a [MSFT] [ANN] post.
 
Mark Hurd said:
Over in microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.sdk you'll find a [MSFT] [ANN]
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post.

In fact, it is /multi-posted/ to a number of Microsoft newsgroups, just not
this one.
 
Hi Mark,

Thanks - I went looking.

I guess this is just a backwater here - not as important as, for example,
microsoft.test! ;-)

Regards,
Fergus
 
I do appologise contrifibularities.

(Sausage... SAUSAGE!!!)

--
HTH,
-- Tom Spink, Über Geek

Please respond to the newsgroup,
so all can benefit

" System.Reflection Master "

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Have you never seen that episode of Blackadder, the one where he thinks
Baldrick has accidentally burned the dictionary, then makes up nonsense
words to annoy the real dictionary writer.

At the end of the episode, they find the original dictionary but Baldrick
has a little story, and the dictionary writer realises he has let Sausage
out of the dictionary.

--
HTH,
-- Tom Spink, Über Geek

Please respond to the newsgroup,
so all can benefit

" System.Reflection Master "

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Hi Tom,

No, I must have missed that one. I missed most of the originals when they
came out and have picked up the odd episode every now and then.

Wonderful word 'sausage' - It's funny even so. ;-)

Regards,
Fergus
 
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