J
Johnny
Is there a way to add Windows Explorer?
Johnny
Johnny
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Paul Montgomery
Are you an idiot? You asked this yesterday in another thread and got
several replies.
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Gary S. Terhune
Yeah, but the poor guy is using Microsoft's web interface. I don't think *I*
could find my own threads using that monstrosity!
could find my own threads using that monstrosity!
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Spaceman
I agree Gary,
All websites that link to newsgroups are crazy.
I hate them all.
I think I will start posting the link and telling people to
follow for ease of "following"
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
and maybe that will make them learn a bit more about the backbones
behind newsgroups and OE or MS Mails better options for using such.
Now..
I wonder if the link works on the web interface?
All websites that link to newsgroups are crazy.
I hate them all.
I think I will start posting the link and telling people to
follow for ease of "following"
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
and maybe that will make them learn a bit more about the backbones
behind newsgroups and OE or MS Mails better options for using such.
Now..
I wonder if the link works on the web interface?
S
Spaceman
Bummer,
It does not make a link on the MS website.
but at least a copy and paste and drop into
the run box got me here on another computer.
Now I wonder what my default profile is on this box.
It does not make a link on the MS website.
but at least a copy and paste and drop into
the run box got me here on another computer.
Now I wonder what my default profile is on this box.
M
Mick Murphy
I have no probs with the web interface.
M
Mick Murphy
http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/
As per advice ALREADY given to you; read the above link about, what I
consider, a better PE version.
As per advice ALREADY given to you; read the above link about, what I
consider, a better PE version.
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Gary S. Terhune
My sense is that you're old and tough as nails. My sense is that Johnny is
just the opposite. But after reading the two threads, it's more like he's
just a dunce.
Hey, you're using Vista! In Ultimate, at least, "Microsoft Communities", aka
news://msnews.microsoft.com, is already set up in Windows Mail like a proper
set of NGs should be! You mean to tell me that you actually prefer the
online interface to a nice, old, plain-text newsreader?
just the opposite. But after reading the two threads, it's more like he's
just a dunce.
Hey, you're using Vista! In Ultimate, at least, "Microsoft Communities", aka
news://msnews.microsoft.com, is already set up in Windows Mail like a proper
set of NGs should be! You mean to tell me that you actually prefer the
online interface to a nice, old, plain-text newsreader?
M
Mick Murphy
I use the web interface with either XP Pro, or Vista HP computer.
Tonite, I using XP Pro computer.
The web interface is so easy.
And I am not interested in my Inbox having any idiot replies from here!
I post answers here, not questions!
But, I know my way around the Net, and computers.
Tonite, I using XP Pro computer.
The web interface is so easy.
And I am not interested in my Inbox having any idiot replies from here!
I post answers here, not questions!
But, I know my way around the Net, and computers.
M
Mick Murphy
And, I use Outlook 2003 on Vista.
Windows Mail, lol.
Windows Mail, lol.
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Alias
Mick said:
Um, if you use a news reader, your inbox has nothing to do with it. In
fact there are news readers that don't even have an inbox.
If you did, you wouldn't make the stupid comment you made about your inbox.
Alias
M
Mick Murphy
Well; in that case, I'm telling the truth. I don't use newsreaders!
Something you should learn to do, tell the truth!
You're the big man TROLL here.
Why don't you help the OP with an answer!!
NO, you just lurk!
Who do you help here, idiot?
You are just a waste of space.
Do us all a favor, STOP breathing!
Something you should learn to do, tell the truth!
You're the big man TROLL here.
Why don't you help the OP with an answer!!
NO, you just lurk!
Who do you help here, idiot?
You are just a waste of space.
Do us all a favor, STOP breathing!
M
Mick Murphy
And if you are so smart, even with the web interface, unless you untick
"Notify me of replies", you get inundated in your INBOX.
Crawl back under your rock!
"Notify me of replies", you get inundated in your INBOX.
Crawl back under your rock!
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Alias
Mick said:
Good reason to not use the web interface among many others. You said you
don't use a news reader because you don't want your Inbox filled with
replies. You can admit you were wrong or you can hurl unfounded insults
and try to cover it up. Your choice, mate.
Alias
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Alias
Mick said:
Yet you can't point out one single lie I've told.
My, my, I touched a nerve. Don't have a stroke, mate.
Alias
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Alias
Mick said:
You didn't help the OP either. You just posted how you love the web
interface. Oops.
Alias
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Gary S. Terhune
I can. Many, many, many of them. I pointed one out just a little earlier
this evening. Liar.
this evening. Liar.
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Gary S. Terhune
Unless you're running a business, using that monster Outlook for email is
ludicrous. My turn to LOL! Besides, Outlook also has a newsreader. It's
called msimn /newsonly, or at least it has been through v. 2003. Just in
case, msimn is OE.
No, I get what it is you like about OL and online Usenet interfaces. It's
all the color and glitz and "powerful tools" that you probably don't even
need. Not something plain and straight-forward like OE and WM.
ludicrous. My turn to LOL! Besides, Outlook also has a newsreader. It's
called msimn /newsonly, or at least it has been through v. 2003. Just in
case, msimn is OE.
No, I get what it is you like about OL and online Usenet interfaces. It's
all the color and glitz and "powerful tools" that you probably don't even
need. Not something plain and straight-forward like OE and WM.
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Alias
Gary said:
Really? Which "lie" was that?
Alias, tapping his foot and waiting.
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Paul Montgomery
I originally bought it because pre-release reviews spoke of its
excellent SPAM-catching ability. I've not been disappointed.
Nope. Third-party programs are required.