Kira wrote:
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
You had better check gmail to see if the messages are being junked or
denied. They are certainly showing up on the list. BTW your message from
this morning is only 6 hours old and we are a volunteer group and not a
paid Customer service group. I suggest some patience as w98 is old and
our users with this version of windows may be trying to reproduce the
problem. I also suspect that more information on the system in question
is in order. Little things like how much memory is on the machine.
I figured that question would take a while to answer, if it's even
reproducible. What's frustrating is that in *this* thread, several
people have replied and none of them seems to have understood what I
was asking. I thought that noting that a message from the wrong
account shows up would help to pinpoint the issue, but instead it
seems to have thrown everyone completely off the track.
I have checked Gmail directly thru my browser and none of my own
messages were in the Spam folder. I've seen other people on this list
send the same message more than once because they didn't see the
message show up and I wonder if I'm the only one experiencing this.
Gmail shows my messages as part of a "conversation". I have my gmail
address subscribed to other mailing lists and have always received my
own messages via POP in Thunderbird; perhaps Gmail's conversation
feature interacts with this particular mailing list in a different
way? Most of the other mailing lists I'm subscribed to are Yahoo groups.
Kira
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