to: Mark Pappin

[Bill Cunningham]

Mark,

I will post your code to the firs program but I must admit I'm not quite
sure how to do the second one. I know it involves for but including spaces I
just don't know what to do. Here's the first program code.

#include <stdio.h>

int
main (void)
{
printf ("0 1 2 3 4 5 6 \n");
return 0;
}

Bill

 

[Mark L Pappin]

Mark,

Keep it in the original thread, Bill - I have that highlighted and
_will_ see any of your postings there. Other postings from you will
normally be eaten by my killfile and only seen by chance.

Replies without context are usually very difficult to understand. By
posting a followup you can quote the specific question immediately
before your answer, and then everybody will understand what's going on
even if they didn't see the original.

I will post your code to the firs program but I must admit I'm not
quite sure how to do the second one. I know it involves for but
including spaces I just don't know what to do.

Then post your best attempt with comments (or commentary external to
the program) that describes (1) what the code you've got _does_
achieve, and (2) what bits you can't get working.

mlp

 

[Bill Cunningham]

,

Keep it in the original thread, Bill - I have that highlighted and
_will_ see any of your postings there. Other postings from you will
normally be eaten by my killfile and only seen by chance.

[snip]

The original thread is beginning to disappear from my newsreader which
is OE. OE really sucks as a newsreader I can't get agent to work right. Can
you or anyone recommend a good newsreader ?

Bill

 

[Tim Prince]

,

Keep it in the original thread, Bill - I have that highlighted and
_will_ see any of your postings there. Other postings from you will
normally be eaten by my killfile and only seen by chance.

[snip]

The original thread is beginning to disappear from my newsreader which
is OE. OE really sucks as a newsreader I can't get agent to work right. Can
you or anyone recommend a good newsreader ?

Your newsreader has no influence on the retention policies of your news
server. But why not try thunderbird or some other?
I suspect the spammers have succeeded in their goal of stopping my news
server from retaining a significant number of posts in c.l.c., totally
breaking thread display.

 

[santosh]

,

Keep it in the original thread, Bill - I have that highlighted and
_will_ see any of your postings there. Other postings from you will
normally be eaten by my killfile and only seen by chance.

[snip]

The original thread is beginning to disappear from my newsreader
which
is OE. OE really sucks as a newsreader I can't get agent to work
right. Can you or anyone recommend a good newsreader ?

I have found KNode to be an easy to use yet reasonably featurefull
newsclient. But it depends on KDE, which in turn needs a Unix-like
system.

 

[Antoninus Twink]

Can you or anyone recommend a good newsreader ?

I'd give slrn a try - it's easy to learn, and very flexible.

 

[Barry Schwarz]

,

Keep it in the original thread, Bill - I have that highlighted and
_will_ see any of your postings there. Other postings from you will
normally be eaten by my killfile and only seen by chance.

[snip]

The original thread is beginning to disappear from my newsreader which
is OE. OE really sucks as a newsreader I can't get agent to work right. Can
you or anyone recommend a good newsreader ?

Even in OE you can save messages. If you can't get that to work, you
can still keep messages mostly in the same thread by using the correct
subject.


Remove del for email

 

[Ron Ford]

,

Keep it in the original thread, Bill - I have that highlighted and
_will_ see any of your postings there. Other postings from you will
normally be eaten by my killfile and only seen by chance.

[snip]

The original thread is beginning to disappear from my newsreader which
is OE. OE really sucks as a newsreader I can't get agent to work right. Can
you or anyone recommend a good newsreader ?

Your newsreader has no influence on the retention policies of your news
server. But why not try thunderbird or some other?
I suspect the spammers have succeeded in their goal of stopping my news
server from retaining a significant number of posts in c.l.c., totally
breaking thread display.

I found that the switch to news.individual.net took care of all
spam-related difficulties in reading clc. Dialog was the future for this
former OE user. news.software.readers is probably the better place to
pursue this.