I've just discovered another problem with v1.69
At the above URL [and probably many more] Arachne is chopping off the bottom of the
screen in all but two of the 'toolbar' opti
ns.
I normally use the larger toolbar across the top. That chops it off.
I hit F5 and went to the skinny top toolbar.
On Fri, 5 Jan 2001 01:34:28 +0200 (EET), Hristo Iliev wrote:
> On Wed, 3 Jan 2001, Glenn McCorkle wrote:
>> - Forwarded message begin -
>> From: Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> We now have 44 members on the list:
> Is there a way to see how many users are subscribed on Arachne Mail List ?
Hi
06 Jan 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard Menedetter) wrote:
[hungarian naming convention]
RM> they _DO_ write the surname ('lastname') last ;)
OK ... I give up
wite the surname (eg Menedetter) _*FIRST*_
RM> (should take an english course ...)
and a nap ... :(
CU, Ricsi
--
|~)o _ _o
Only in the miltary have I found it routine in the USA to use
last-name-first ...
i.e.
SPENCER!
SPENCER, DILDO! FRONT & CENTER!!
On Thu, 04 Jan 2001 21:57:49 -000, Mike Millen wrote:
> RM>MM> Just for the record... the author's name is Daniel Nagy.
> RM>MM> In many european countries
Hi
05 Jan 2001, "Sam Ewalt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> RM>MM> In many european countries it is customary to always write
>>> RM>MM> the surname first.
>>> RM> not in hungary ;)
Wait a minute ...
I'm allways confused with the english term surname ...
they _DO_ write the surname ('la
Neil & Michael
OR
Michael & Neil ...
This backwards setup of InSight has been discussed many times before.
Any decent e-mail software should *default* to a "Reply To" e-dress when
answering.
I've seen mention that Arachne does not do this because then ALL the
Arachne List mail would automatic
On Thu, 4 Jan 2001 23:26:53 +0100, Lars Wigrell wrote:
>> RM>MM> In many european countries it is customary to always write the
>> RM>MM> surname first.
>> RM>not in hungary ;)
>> Nor in the UK. ;)
> Nor in Sweden ;)
The only place I know where it is customary is in Japan. I don't kno
Michael Polak wrote:
>
> Your discussions about Microsoft's boot disk policy , FS policy,
> DOS prompt in Windows ME policy, etc., etc. are pretty pointless.
>
> If you don't intend to upgrade your hardware, you have to stuck with old
> versions of system, never mind if it is DOS, or libc5-based L
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your input. Very nicely and
succinctly said. It is true that DOS discussions on
this list often tend to wander to the extreme limits
of applicability regarding Arachne. However, during
these peregrinations I have learned many things about
Arachne, DOS and Lin
Your discussions about Microsoft's boot disk policy , FS policy,
DOS prompt in Windows ME policy, etc., etc. are pretty pointless.
If you don't intend to upgrade your hardware, you have to stuck with old
versions of system, never mind if it is DOS, or libc5-based Linux or
Windows 9x.
If you are
Dear L.D. and all:
I started the new year with a new computer and newer Arachne.
I like the newer versions but wonder about those who can't necessarily
move up to Pentiums, etc. I could just as well bought mine at the local
Goodwill, I do enough shopping there.
As for Internet ra
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