On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 21:04, Ben Timmerman wrote:
> I've been real silent on this list since being very stupid a while back
> concerning list etiquette but in the last couple days have gotten my
> first exposure to Open Office and need someone's imput.
>
> Two questions:
> First, which of the Op
I've been real silent on this list since being very stupid a while back
concerning list etiquette but in the last couple days have gotten my
first exposure to Open Office and need someone's imput.
Two questions:
First, which of the Open Office utilites is the one to code in? I'm
coding some Ja
Aloha,
Just for grins, I found this while researching a paper on the
'futility' of export restrictions for computer technology about 2 years
ago. This system is no longer running as it was, but it was a cool use
of 'junk' hardware and some very useful science came out of it inthe
meantime
Vince,
Thanks, I would have replied to this sooner, but I had internet
connection troubles since 28 Oct that were just resolved about 20 min
ago. Yep, fetchmail is the the path of least resistance, I was just
looking for a way to avoid that one. I'll get on it...
Cheers,
Ben
I mean, if I turn off xinetd, and later I install
something that won't work without it, how would I know
(besides RTFM)? (Naturally I always RTFM, but I still
make mistakes.) Presumably it won't work, but will it
bomb in some identifiable characteristic fashion, or
will I just have to scratchmy hea
