Re: ARCHIVES ARE AVAILABLE!!

2000-05-06 Thread Laurie Pittman 
This message is from: "Laurie Pittman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> The "listquest.com" does not exist, according to what I get when I try to
> access it, "no DNS entry". Has it been changed? Merek
>

I got there with no problem Merek, using the link in your post. Try it
again.

Laurie

Re: ARCHIVES ARE AVAILABLE!!

2000-05-06 Thread FJORDING 
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In a message dated 2/29/00 11:45:26 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< A couple weeks ago I said I was working with an archiving site to
   make the entire history of the list available to you in a searchable
   format. I am pleased to announce that the archives are now available
   for use. Go to http://www.listquest.com. Read the HELP there to get
   an idea how the search engine works. Then select "Home & Garden",
   then "Pets & Animals", then "FjordHorse". At this point you will be
   presented with a security dialog box. The username is "fjordhorse"
   and the password is "fjords_rule". I suggest you write these down
   >>
The "listquest.com" does not exist, according to what I get when I try to 
access it, "no DNS entry". Has it been changed? Merek

Re: ARCHIVES ARE AVAILABLE!!

2000-03-01 Thread ASigford 
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Steve - Thank you so much for the archives!  I love them.  I checked out the 
saddle thread - it was fascinating.  Thank you again!
Ann Sigford

Re: ARCHIVES ARE AVAILABLE!!

2000-02-25 Thread Meredith Sessoms 
This message is from: "Meredith Sessoms" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>This message is from: Steve McIlree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>  A couple weeks ago I said I was working with an archiving site to
>  make the entire history of the list available to you in a searchable
>  format. I am pleased to announce that the archives are now available
>  for use. Go to http://www.listquest.com. Read the HELP there to get
>  an idea how the search engine works. Then select "Home & Garden",
>  then "Pets & Animals", then "FjordHorse". At this point you will be
>  presented with a security dialog. The username is "fjordhorse" and
>  the password is "fjords_rule".

Steve ... WOW ... nice job!  Now maybe I can keep my e-mailbox clean and
not forever tottering on the brink of using up all the c-drive and crashing
my pathetic, 5-6 year old 'puter!

People, we must learn how to use the subject lines for archival purposes.
It is relevant when ... we search for a subject, find a post and try to
follow the thread ... attempting to garner information from archived posts.

I have yet to figure out how to read the posts I missed from early April
'98.  I tried the date (29-Mar-1998) in all three seach options knowing
there were posts on that date; subject, body and name.  I got no results.  I
need to read the 'help' page better, I guess.

>>><<<   Meredith Sessoms
>>><<<   Soddy-Daisy. Tennessee. USA
>>><<<   Dorina & NFR Aagot

Re: ARCHIVES ARE AVAILABLE!!

2000-02-23 Thread Jean Gayle 
This message is from: "Jean Gayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Very good Steve.  works great and easily.  Imagine you put a lot of time
into this and it is greatly appreciated. Jean






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