The RE: or Re: in the subject line = reply and tends to be automatic with
most if not all computers. From my understanding.
-Original Message-
Not being a computer person, I don't know if this is possible: When you have
a "reply" to a post, whether it is a contribution or just a complimen
Anything good to do in Chico? I *will* be there starting next weekend
for a few days.
susan
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Susan Farmer
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University of Tennessee
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
http://www.goldsword.com/sfarmer/Trillium/
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Could this be because of added weight at the upper chest and back? Can
you put inserts into the center back or back side seams to widen the
back?
Dawn
Oh, d'oh, I never thought of weight on the back...I can't do anything with
centre back, but, I may be able to tweak where the armhole meets the
In a message dated 7/17/2006 12:09:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any suggestions? (polite ones thank you). No sign of zips this colour in
the locale so I could always take it out and put in a regular one but this is
so cool and makes it look like just another seam..
>To be honest, I can't see how anyone finds the second or two it takes
>to realise a message isn't worth reading a real and serious drain on
>their time (since I get the digest).
You've heard my opinions on digests versus filters.
>If I'm too busy, I just let the mail pile up and get on with w
Robert Dorr wrote:
The doublet still fits through the body, butthey no longer fit at
the collarbone, which is an odd spot for a fitting issue. I can't fasten
the buttons, even after moving them onto the edge binding, so that some
of the smock shows behind the buttonhole.
Could this be
Thanks for the additional details, Robin. I have an email to the Whitworth
already on the way...
Beth
> Clothing Culture: Dress in Egypt in the First Millennium AD
> I'll have to track down a copy of the catalogue!
Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2006 09:00:45 -0500 (CDT)
From: Robin Netherton
I have a fl
Hello, I post rarely, but I do have a question, and due to the heat, or just
natural issues with geometry, I'm having a problem with Margot Anderson's
doublet pattern.
I've sewn up a number of them, the sewing goes great, and they used to fit
before I put on some weight.
The doublet still fits
On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Lavolta Press wrote:
> I also like Yahoo lists because you can drop in and read emails now
> and then whenever you feel like it, without receiving messages
> automatically, or you can receive them automatically if you prefer.
> Yahoo also keeps archives.
H-cost is now arch
I'm making a bodiced petticoat, based off of the picture in _The History of
Underclothes_ by the Cunnington's. Unfortunately, it's from the 1820s but it
was the only picture of a bodiced petticoat I could find (the others were all
re-drawings), so that's why I went with that one. If you have pic
I know you didn't mean a personal attack on me, Albert. Which was why I
was unable to resist saying that--I knew you wouldn't take it as one
either. And I would hope you know I think you're a valuable list member
too.
So, how do you feel about a FLAME: prefix?
Fran
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrot
HI
Not to interrupt the subject line discussion or anything but
how late were the 'flat caps' (ones that look like a short stack)
worn? In England? In the American Colonies? I've seen a ref on the
web that suggests they lingered in London long enough to become a
slang ID for Londoners, but n
Unless a person is receiving digest format, in which case you get
all the good and bad anyway, scan subjects, and choose from there.
That is why I find individual messages to be more efficient than
digests. You can set up a mail folder for a specific e-group, and have
all messages f
In a message dated 7/18/2006 1:16:29 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So, now we can all go back to flaming each other and asking for
discussions to be killed whenever =someone gets bored.
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The initial discussion was actually OK...but it went
On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Beth and Bob Matney wrote:
> Unfortunately, we are not going to the UK this year, but this exhibit in
> Manchester looks quite interesting:
> Clothing Culture: Dress in Egypt in the First Millennium AD
> http://www.whitworth.man.ac.uk/collections/search/display-exh/index.htm
Dear Julian,
Unfortunately, we are not going to the UK this year, but this exhibit in
Manchester looks quite interesting:
Clothing Culture: Dress in Egypt in the First Millennium AD
http://www.whitworth.man.ac.uk/collections/search/display-exh/index.htm?irn=858&QueryPage=%2Fcollections%2Fsearch
On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Five Rivers Chapmanry wrote:
> Not to be a wet blanket, but people don't change subject lines. They
> aren't going to use prefixes with any consistency either. Not here.
It may be possible that it's a lost cause. But couldn't we try? :) If
everyone spent thirty seconds m
Not being a computer person, I don't know if this is possible: When you have
a "reply" to a post, whether it is a contribution or just a compliment,
would it be possible to make the computer automatically put a "reply" notice
in the topic window, along with the original topic line?
-Original M
Fran wrote:
>My opinions are as valid as yours.
Ditto, which is why I suggested simply skimming/deleting. To be honest, I can't
see how anyone finds the second or two it takes to realise a message isn't
worth reading a real and serious drain on their time (since I get the digest).
If I'm too
Fran wrote:
Anyone who wishes is welcome to filter out all my emails by my sender
address, or any other means their email program or ISP supports.
Unless a person is receiving digest format, in which case you get
all the good and bad anyway, scan subjects, and choose from there. The fac
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