David wrote: >>In other words, if a poster identifies himself with a .com address of a >>legit company say a bank in Hong Kong then I will be happy to help if I >>can. It's when the .com is a generic ISP such as Gmail or Yahoo that I >>start to question who it is asking for help. They can RTFM.
David, I half agree with you... If a person is not prepared to register to the list with his company email address, it just tells me that probably 99% of the time he will not pass the requirements sometimes found at the bottom of emails... "The view of the sender does not necessary reflect the views of this company" What I do not agree with is this... A large bank in Hong Kong have a much larger training budget, than the smaller .com, also when the person from the smaller company asks a question, it gives people on the list an idea, no1. where there are more companies to go and work for when NYSE gets rid of 1500 MIPS to go to AIX. Also it gives the trainers/sw salesmen on the list a better chance to target those companies in which there are a lack of knowledge. Regards Herbie (from an unknown .com... that is really a part of USBank, at least until April 2004 when they move the mainframe work back to Minneapolis) Elavon Financial Services Limited Registered in Ireland: Number 418442 Registered Office: Block E, 1st Floor, Cherrywood Business Park, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland Directors: Robert Abele (USA), John Collins, Terrance Dolan (USA), Pamela Joseph (USA), Declan Lynch, John McNally, Malcolm Towlson Elavon Financial Services Limited, trading as Elavon, is regulated by the Financial Regulator ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
