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Andrew Thompson
"multi-posting not supported..."
See the answer you already got on the other group.
(..and please refrain from multi-posting)
"multi-posting not supported..."
See the answer you already got on the other group.
(..and please refrain from multi-posting)
B
brandon
Andrew Thompson said:
Ok, this does it.
*ploink*
A
Andrew Thompson
Did you mean 'plonk', perhaps? ;-)
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Andrew Thompson
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 14:34:36 -0700, fm wrote:
(multi-posting)
That is not surprising, after the passage
of less than 15 minutes.
When you make a post you need to wait at
least a day or two before you consider
posting the same to another group.
On the occasions you *do* repost a
question in a different group, it pays
to forewarn people with the short
note at the top..
"Previously posted on ..., reposting because ..."
No. Cross-posting ('X post') is different to
multi-posting, and less problematic. On the
rare occasions that a post needs to go to
several different groups, you should
cross-post, rather than multi-post.
That's why I asked you not to do so, only once*.
OTOH, if you continue to waste the time and effort
of those who might help you, I will repeat it
each time you post, on every multi-posted message
you make.
As people tend not to help those who multi-post,
your requests for help on *every* group will begin
to fall on deaf ears.
* Note that I might also have mentioned your
multi-posting on the other post you made, but
decided that I should leave one thread without
any suggestion of multi-posting so that you
might have a better chance of getting an answer.
Do not expect that concession in future.
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(multi-posting)
That is not surprising, after the passage
of less than 15 minutes.
When you make a post you need to wait at
least a day or two before you consider
posting the same to another group.
On the occasions you *do* repost a
question in a different group, it pays
to forewarn people with the short
note at the top..
"Previously posted on ..., reposting because ..."
No. Cross-posting ('X post') is different to
multi-posting, and less problematic. On the
rare occasions that a post needs to go to
several different groups, you should
cross-post, rather than multi-post.
That's why I asked you not to do so, only once*.
OTOH, if you continue to waste the time and effort
of those who might help you, I will repeat it
each time you post, on every multi-posted message
you make.
As people tend not to help those who multi-post,
your requests for help on *every* group will begin
to fall on deaf ears.
* Note that I might also have mentioned your
multi-posting on the other post you made, but
decided that I should leave one thread without
any suggestion of multi-posting so that you
might have a better chance of getting an answer.
Do not expect that concession in future.
--
Andrew Thompson
http://www.PhySci.org/codes/ Web & IT Help
http://www.PhySci.org/ Open-source software suite
http://www.1point1C.org/ Science & Technology
http://www.lensescapes.com/ Images that escape the mundane
F
fm
Hello
I am newbee, thanks for your help.
I installed JBuilder X Enterprise...
Made the tutorial for the Hello world Midiet, all works fine on my PC.
Installed the Mime Type on IIS 2000 server
Transfered the JAR & JAD on my website and made a push test to my Nokia 3200
Connecting thru GPRS, informations received, tryed to install.....and then,
my Nokia answer : "software not supported"....
Any suggestions ?
Thanks for your help
david
I am newbee, thanks for your help.
I installed JBuilder X Enterprise...
Made the tutorial for the Hello world Midiet, all works fine on my PC.
Installed the Mime Type on IIS 2000 server
Transfered the JAR & JAD on my website and made a push test to my Nokia 3200
Connecting thru GPRS, informations received, tryed to install.....and then,
my Nokia answer : "software not supported"....
Any suggestions ?
Thanks for your help
david
F
fm
thanks
but no answer in other ng...
and I X posted only once !
;o)
regards
any help ?
in fact, JAR & JAD work fine in local mode, not at all on internet
I installed MIME type on IIS
www.cvamm.org/portable/test.jar
www.cvamm.org/portable/test.jad
help !
;o))))
thanks
david
but no answer in other ng...
and I X posted only once !
;o)
regards
any help ?
in fact, JAR & JAD work fine in local mode, not at all on internet
I installed MIME type on IIS
www.cvamm.org/portable/test.jar
www.cvamm.org/portable/test.jad
help !
;o))))
thanks
david
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Darryl L. Pierce
Andrew said:
That's the sound it makes in a relatively empty killfile. As it fills up,
and the echo dies down, it makes more of a plOnk rather than a plOInk.
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Andrew Thompson
That's the sound it makes in a relatively empty killfile. As it fills up,
and the echo dies down, it makes more of a plOnk rather than a plOInk.
Well that is more impressive.
Not only am I in his kill-file, but I
am one of the *few* who reached that
'hallowed' stage.
( ..and now I can say pretty much anything
I like about him ..with no comeback! )
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