To: Robin S: post them all at once

  • Thread starter Thread starter Allen Maki
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Allen Maki

Hi Robin,

I understand every word you said, but I did not understand what you mean by:

post them all at once.

How am I going to do that?
 
Depends on the newsreader you are using. Usually when you post, there is a
box that says "Newsgroups". In that box, you can type in every newsgroup
you want to post, usually comma-delimited. What are you using to post your
messages?

Robin S.
 
As I still thank you for trying to give some sort of advice, but sorry it is
still not clear.
 
How are you posting your messages, or sending your messages, to this group?
Are you using Google Groups, Outlook Express, Microsoft Discussion Groups,
or something else?

Robin S.
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I am using Outlook Express

RobinS said:
How are you posting your messages, or sending your messages, to this
group? Are you using Google Groups, Outlook Express, Microsoft Discussion
Groups, or something else?

Robin S.
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RobinS said:
How are you posting your messages, or sending your messages, to this
group? Are you using Google Groups, Outlook Express, Microsoft
Discussion Groups, or something else?
Click to expand...

FYI, in Outlook Express you can (usually) find what someone has used to post
to a newsgroup by hitting <Alt>+<Enter> on a post from them, then choosing
the details and looking for the X-Newsreader header.

For example, in this post it's X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express
6.00.3790.3959, and from your posts I can deduce that you're probably using
XP SP2.

Andrew
 
In the "Newsgroups" box, you can put in a whole list of newsgroups,
comma-delimited. Then it will post the message to all of them, and they
will be cross-referenced. Any response made in any group shows up in all of
them. It's pretty cool. You just have to type in the group names, which is
kind of a pain.

Robin S.
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That's very clever. I always wondered about that. How can you tell I'm
using XP SP-2?

Robin S.
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RobinS said:
That's very clever. I always wondered about that. How can you tell I'm
using XP SP-2?
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I googled for the version number of your Outlook Express, as it is different
from mine (on Windows Server 2003) and I was taking a few minutes off trying
to figure out how to use ImageMagick in VB.NET (back on topic!). I suppose I
should carry on trying this morning...

Andrew
 
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