Hi, I for one miss the old adsm.org - I enjoyed looking at the scripts, add ons, and archives in a simple - usable way - I feel as frustrated with the site now as everyone else does with the IBM/Tivoli site - there are no options under options - no links to the helpful aids and sites we could find so easily before ... So - I guess we all are in agreement - we hate change if it is not for the better!!!
Jane %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Jane Bamberger IS Department Bassett Healthcare 607-547-4750 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark Stapleton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 11:31 PM Subject: Re: adsm.org unusable > From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@;VM.MARIST.EDU]On Behalf Of > Kai Hintze > > What happened to adsm.org? I tried to go and look for something in the > > archives but they weren't there! Instead the site was some funky > > discussion > > board with several columns. > > > > The meat of the board was the middle column. But the column was too narrow > > so I couldn't see an entire message without scrolling left and right, but > > the scroll bar was two screens below the message so I couldn't > > ever read an > > entire message. > > > > The right hand column was a poll that didn't let me participate. > > > > The left hand column invited me to log in, and had numerous resource > > lists--one of which was the archives, but I STILL CAN'T READ THEM BECAUSE > > THE COLUMN IS TOO NARROW! And I DON'T want yet another place to log in. > > > > Please, _please_, PLEASE give me back the archives. > > Don't cry, bunky. The archives are still there, and you don't have to log in > to read them. (You do have to log in if you want to participate in the > public polls--which are worth about as much as you pay to use them.) > > Seriously, I have some issues with adsm.org as well. I really like some of > the new features (including the TSM event calendar). However, the site's > owners are trying to create yet another forum for TSM discussion. I guess I > shouldn't mind that much, but it strikes me that they've created a forum for > those who can't quite handles the complexities of subscribing to a mailing > list. ;o) > > And if they don't do something about the lack of width for the archive list > output, I might just have to hurt someone. :oP > > -- > Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > Certified TSM consultant > Certified AIX system engineer > MCSE >
