Re: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage)
ANOTHER advantage to Netscape is that it doesn't broadcast your secret information to those web owners that want to retrieve it! Rick McMahan wrote: AGREED 100%! I decided to give Netscape mail a try for one day (version 6.1). Outlook 2K may not be the greatest internet email app, but it sure as heck runs cycles around Netscape. The ONLY time I'd ever use Netscape is when sending a link longer than 80 characters so the reader doesn't have to copy and paste the link. JMHO - FWIW...Rick -Original Message- Then Mike Laborde replied Can you say, HELL NO!? -Original Message- From: Rick McMahan I guess we all need to switch to Netscape, huh :) To unsubscribe from this list just send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a BLANK subject line and the single word UNSUBSCRIBE (without the quotes) in the body or visit http://www.RollTideFan.net To unsubscribe from this list just send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a BLANK subject line and the single word UNSUBSCRIBE (without the quotes) in the body or visit http://www.RollTideFan.net
RE: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage)
Clue me in Johnny, what do you mean, broadcast secret information? -Original Message- From: Johnny Coste ANOTHER advantage to Netscape is that it doesn't broadcast your secret information to those web owners that want to retrieve it! To unsubscribe from this list just send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a BLANK subject line and the single word UNSUBSCRIBE (without the quotes) in the body or visit http://www.RollTideFan.net
Re: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage)
Johnny Coste wrote: ANOTHER advantage to Netscape is that it doesn't broadcast your secret information to those web owners that want to retrieve it! Netscape also supports almost every flavor of UNIX including Linux. Not that I would run IE, OE, or any other microsnot product even if they were available. My home and office are both Microsoft-Free Zones (tm). -- Phil Harbison mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe from this list just send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a BLANK subject line and the single word UNSUBSCRIBE (without the quotes) in the body or visit http://www.RollTideFan.net
Re: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage)
You must have a 200 gig harddrive to hold all that Data ! --- Jeff Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Don't worry, Hugh. All of your data is in the RTF archives. Slef -Original Message- From: William H Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Saturday, October 27, 2001 6:02 PM Subject: Re: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage) Hugh - you are a brave man to be running Win XP before it has been thoroughly investigated by the tech community. Back up your data. = __ Do You Yahoo!? Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. http://personals.yahoo.com To unsubscribe from this list just send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a BLANK subject line and the single word UNSUBSCRIBE (without the quotes) in the body or visit http://www.RollTideFan.net
RE: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage)
I've been running XP for 6 months ! Can someone tell me where the Wolfcrack filter is located ? --- Hugh Wolfgang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Windows XP was released to the public two days ago, you bumbling fool. It's BEEN *thoroughly* investigated by the tech community! -Original Message- Don't worry, Hugh. All of your data is in the RTF archives. Hugh - you are a brave man to be running Win XP before it has been thoroughly investigated by the tech community. Back up your data. = __ Do You Yahoo!? Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. http://personals.yahoo.com To unsubscribe from this list just send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a BLANK subject line and the single word UNSUBSCRIBE (without the quotes) in the body or visit http://www.RollTideFan.net
Re: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage)
Wolfie, Be nice, or be gone! Jeff -Original Message-From: Hugh Wolfgang [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Saturday, October 27, 2001 5:23 PMSubject: RE: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage) Windows XP was released to the public two days ago, you bumbling fool. ItÂ’s BEEN *thoroughly* investigated by the tech community! -Original Message-Don't worry, Hugh. All of your data is in the RTF archives. Hugh - you are a brave man to be running Win XP before it has beenthoroughly investigated by the tech community. Back up your data.
Re: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage)
LOL - Whatever. They (Microsoft) only finalized the 'gold' code about 8-10 weeks ago and I have already seen many holes already exposed by writers and none fixed by Microsoft. In addition, you know exactly what I mean: Never, ever trust a XX.0 release. Always wait for a service pack, unless you don't value your work. And don't tell me that MS SQL Server 2000 requires Win XP. I know better. It prefers Win 2000 and can even be made to run on NT 4. As for your 'bumbling fool' comment, I am not going toclaim 'PERSONAL ATTACK! PERSONAL ATTACK!', unlike yourself. I can take it. bill evansHartselle, AL[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Sat, 27 Oct 2001 17:24:52 -0500 "Hugh Wolfgang" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Windows XP was released to the public two days ago, you bumbling fool. Its BEEN *thoroughly* investigated by the tech community! -Original Message-Don't worry, Hugh. All of your data is in the RTF archives. Hugh - you are a brave man to be running Win XP before it has beenthoroughly investigated by the tech community. Back up your data.
RE: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage)
First off: My apology to the RTF membership for arguing with Hugh. I *know* better. Please accept my apologies for referring to you as a bumbling fool, Bill. I interpreted your comments concerning running XP to be thinking that I was running a beta (which I was, at one time). The released product is MUCH more stable than the betas were. Service Patches on Win 2k (Not to be confused with 'Patches' by Jerry Reed):Since I am not running XP to run a 'Windows Update' on, I would have had to have read about it to have even known they existed. I need to be more up to date than that. There have been three complete computing revolutions since Thursday. There have? Please explain what the three are. The sheer volume of patches available should be a big clue that it isn't stable yet, Hugh. Actually, youre right about that but the number of patches is actually LESS than was available for Windows 2000 upon its release to the public (not to be confused with Release to Manufacturing). XP is MORE stable that 2000 was upon release. Is it 100% stable? Heck no. Neither is 2000 though. And just FYI XP has better drivers for my hardware than 2000 ever had (which is what I get for not upgrading my sound card when Creative ran the chip manufacturer out of business). Windows 2000 was never really all that stable for me, for some reason. I dont know why. Win XP = Version 5.1?: This is bammer math, isn't it Phil? If NT 4/Win 95 are loosely considered version 4, and Win ME/Win 2000 are loosely considered version 5, wouldn't you consider the union of ME/2K version 6? Youd THINK so, but Im referring to the version number returned by the ver command from a cmd.exe prompt. I dont know why they didnt call it 6.0 perhaps because its a minor upgrade when compared with the 95 to 98 upgrade, or the NT4-2000 upgrade. SQL Server: Reread what I said. You agreed with me and called it a 'new one'. What I meant by thats a new one was the concept of XP being required for SQL Server 2000. Ive never claimed that SQL 2000 required XP, and dont know anyone who has. Thats all I meant. Personal Attack: Yes, whatever floats my boat. I would rather be thick skinned than go crying to Mama every time someone disagrees with me. That *is* my choice, just as only you can choose what you will do. Sometimes choices are made for us, Bill. But in that respect, youre right. As I said above, though, I did not intend the bumbling fool comment to be an attack as such just that if you didnt know XP had been released, well, where have you been for the last two days? Since you called me a 'bumbling fool', let me ask you this: Did you read *any* of the replies to your e-mail last week? Just wondering. To be perfectly honest, I dont know which e-mail youre referring to, but its a good bet I only read a small percentage of them. I dont have the luxury of being able to read and respond to each and every message I get these days (stop saying Thank God lol) I selectively read them, in fact, most of the time.
RE: [RollTideFan] Netscape vs Outlook 2K (non-Bama)(ANOTHER advantage)
Youre showing my youth (or my age, one), since I dont remember that song J -Original Message- Maybe it's his coat of many colors ala Dolly Parton. (remember the song?)
