Re: [Dorset] Thunderbirds are go?

2018-09-18 Thread PeterMerchant via dorset
On 19/09/18 06:35, Keith Edmunds wrote: On Tue, 18 Sep 2018 21:38:42 +0100, dorset@mailman.lug.org.uk said: Mail from the LUG is filtered into a DLUG folder. In this folder the emails have the tabs Reply/*Reply List*/ Forward etc. In other folders the Tabs are Reply/Forward or if to multiple

Re: [Dorset] Thunderbirds are go?

2018-09-18 Thread Keith Edmunds
On Tue, 18 Sep 2018 21:38:42 +0100, dorset@mailman.lug.org.uk said: > Mail from the LUG is filtered into a DLUG folder. In this folder the > emails have the tabs Reply/*Reply List*/ Forward etc. In other folders > the Tabs are Reply/Forward or if to multiple addressees Reply/Reply > All/Forward.

[Dorset] Thunderbirds are go?

2018-09-18 Thread PeterMerchant via dorset
Hi, we are looking for help on this to do with 'reply to' addresses in emails to the LUG from thunderbird. A week ago Terry sent Tim and me this message: "I am wondering why you both have the Reply-To Address in your list messages set to your own address, rather than being blank. This means th

Re: [Dorset] USB to Ethernet Adaptors and Communication Issues

2018-09-18 Thread Terry Coles
On Tuesday, 18 September 2018 11:45:42 BST Terry Coles wrote: > 1. The most important question is; does anyone know why this might have > occurred? The original adaptors were extremely cheap and included a USB > hub, so they may simply have been badly designed. I managed to identify the type of

Re: [Dorset] USB to Ethernet Adaptors and Communication Issues

2018-09-18 Thread Hamish MB
Given these are pi zeros I think it could be a power-related issue, but other than that no bright ideas :) Hamish On 18 Sep 2018, at 11:46, Terry Coles mailto:d-...@hadrian-way.co.uk>> wrote: Hi, At the Wimborne Model Town we have chosen to communicate data between Raspberry Pis using Ethernet

[Dorset] USB to Ethernet Adaptors and Communication Issues

2018-09-18 Thread Terry Coles
Hi, At the Wimborne Model Town we have chosen to communicate data between Raspberry Pis using Ethernet and, (as previously discussed), we've installed around 100 m of armoured Cat 5e cable around the site. We are mainly using Raspberry Pi Zeros (because they are cheap) and during our prototype

Re: [Dorset] Visual basic on Linux

2018-09-18 Thread Ralph Corderoy
Hi Paul, > > I would think it's down to the teacher. Can't imagine school > > govenors having the remotest idea about appropriate programming > > languages. > > In general possibly not, but I know of two schools where this wouldn't > be the case - and not just because I'm a governor at both of the