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You make a good point. I think I'll take that advice.
Thanks for the perspective. I was only looking at the trees.
Leland
Like I said before, we used to include the stepdown transformers at our cost
when we sold a unit. There were are probably still are
"Michael Burger" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not really...the people who are getting broken up URLs have their
windows set smaller, and the line is wrapping. Usually, if they're
using higher resolutions and bigger window sizes, or maximize the
window in question, the link will come through just
No I think the problem is that the line is wrapped by the sender - no
matter how large I make my read window the link remains wrapped to two
lines and doesn't work...
I think that's a function or 'feature' of Outlook Express - I have the
same problem when sending lng links
GB
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I'm afraid I'll have to beg to differ, here.
I personally run 3 mail servers, onsite, here at my personally owned and
operated iSP, a 4th at my full time job, and 2 more at the ISP I helped
set up a year before I started mine.
Mail servers simply send whatever you feed them...they don't do
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It is not a good idea to use 100 volt
I didn't know that - thanks for the info - I have often wondered how to
include long links...
GB
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From: Dan Frakes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://inserturlhere.com
The angle brackets tell your email/web client where the URL starts and
where it ends. On modern
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That can happen...personally, I don't/won't
Yesterday, some members ask for more informations about the MD-Port AN1 and
DG1 from Xitel.
This is some information, I hope this will help !
MD-Port DG1 and AN1 compatibility information
The MD-Port AN1 is compatible and works with all MD recorders regardless of
model or brand.
Due to the
Since we're on the boombox topic, are there any MD boombox/portable stereos
available where MD is more popular, like Europe or Japan?
Perhaps those of us who are hard up for these things could import one from
Europe if it could be converted to US voltage/frequency stepping?
Just a thought
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Peter Forest wrote:
Due to the recording mechanisms of some MD recorders, the MD-Port DG1 is
known not to be compatible with the units from Sharp, JVC, or the Sony MZ-R3
and MZR-50. It may also not function with home recording MD decks.
This is interesting. Does
Lately, there has been some discussion and speculation on MD-L about analog
vs digital for computer to MD transfers. Below I've enumerated the
technical advantages and disadvantages.
The advantages of analog are:
1) it *always* works
2) easy level adjustments
The disadvantages of analog are:
Digital transfers are ALWAYS better. If a certain digital format
doesn't work for you (the DIO2448 to MDS-PC2 for example) find another
way to do it.
As for these points:
The advantages of analog are:
1) it *always* works
2) easy level adjustments
I would say, that analog *always* works,
I'm new to the list. I'm a photographer who wishes to purchase a MD
portable recorder. I plan to record live audio to accompany my photos.
My approach would likely involve a binaural mic setup, perhaps clipped
to the visor of my ballcap etc. I need help selecting a unit to serve my
purposes. I
Check out this URL. Also be sure to check out the
responses to the article...a couple of enlightened MD
users responded.
http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/reviews/0,4161,2631991,00.html
James
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Basically, with the use you want to do with your MD recorder, my first
suggestion is the Sharp MS-722. This is the advantage of this unit :
- Very robust and solid.
- Slide-In door for Minidisc (easy to enter and remove minidiscs)
- Rechargeable battery include (6-10 hours autonomy, 3 hrs to
At 9/29/00 5:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] increased the world's knowledge by
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I'm new to the list. I'm a photographer who wishes to purchase a MD
portable recorder. I plan to record live audio to accompany my photos.
I'm very, very impressed with the new Sony MZ-R900. It will meet all of
There are quite a few CD/MD (or CD/MD/cassette) boomboxes available in
Japan. It's actually a pretty hot market.
Some of them lets you use battery (Kenwood's Rampage does, I think), some
don't. Sony has just announced a new model that doesn't feature MDLP - this
must have been featured on the
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