John, On 26/01/06, John Posada <jposada01 at yahoo.com> wrote: > > ah, a misunderstanding: I intend to use these links > > just as references for internal howto documents to be > > shared with colleagues, not as an official documentation > > that will be distributed to clients, if that's > > your concern. > > Sorry, Jakob, there was no misunderstanding.
oops? > Why? you may have every intention of not making them public, but once > they are in documentation, anything can happen; somepone else > recycles what you create not knowing the restrictions, you leave and > someone takes over the stuff and doesn't know, it's just an issue I'd > rather not be involved with. So, in essence, it seems this has absolutely nothing to do with my original request as to whether or not to add the mailing list to site such as http://gmane.org/ ? If I'd simply asked for "easy access to previous posts via a simple one-URL-per-post scheme instead of a long and not always successful search in the mailing list archive", you would have agreed, or wouldn't you? Of course, even now I can cut and paste, or print, or "save as", or even screen capture your contributions to this mailing list, whether you like it or not. But this is not my intention. I just want to be able to do this (an extract of a Howto document): "Further information ============== "The main download site for these utilities is here: http://www.systec-gmbh.com/en/sites/downloads_epub.php "Adobe acknowledges this problem for FrameMaker 6 and provides a patch, but not for 5.5.6. Patch is available here: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=1420 "See the Framers mailing list, search for the thread titled "unavailable figures make Frame crash"." The last phrase I'd like to replace by a URL to the original post of this thread. That's all. -- cheers, Jakob.