Any example on how can i do this?

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Re: Any example on how can i do this?

by rowe_newsgroups on 11/1/2007 3:22:00 AM On Nov 1, 1:15 pm, "Mike" <m...@hitnext.com> wrote:
> Please help me. Thanks

Um....

Thanks,

Seth Rowe

OT: Re: Any example on how can i do this?

by Cor Ligthert[MVP] on 11/2/2007 7:51:00 AM Shane,

>> Please help me. Thanks
>
> Um....
>
> Thanks,

Should I now write a message what is your intention with this answer it does
not help the OP in any way?

For who this don't understand this. it is related to an earlier intervention
from Shane were I used an anology not understood by Shane; and I agree a
very slippery one. However this does nothing.

If anybody thinks he/she would make this kind of answers, I doesn't bother
me.

Cor

OT: Re: Any example on how can i do this?

by Cor Ligthert[MVP] on 11/2/2007 7:55:00 AM This is a multi-part message in MIME format.

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Mike,=20

Try never to change your subject in a newsgroup, the newsgroup will =
create a new thread or even worse: tries to find a lately used message =
with the same subject.

Do it even not if you repeat your message. Those who help cannot see the =
related answers and have then trouble to answer or are given the same =
answers as already given.

Cor

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Re: OT: Re: Any example on how can i do this?

by rowe_newsgroups on 11/1/2007 8:41:00 PM > Shane,

Cor, learn to read - my name is Seth, not "Shane"

> Should I now write a message what is your intention with this answer it does
> not help the OP in any way?

You just did...

Besides, if you think about it my reply was actually on-topic. When
the OP sees my reply he will undoubtedly look back at his original
message and see that it was orphaned from his other thread. Also, if
my thread was off-topic, at least it was posted to a thread that did
not have a valid question. So even if it didn't add to the
conversation, at least it didn't subtract anything either.

> For who this don't understand this. it is related to an earlier intervention
> from Shane were I used an anology not understood by Shane; and I agree a
> very slippery one. However this does nothing.

Again, the name is Seth. And I understood your analogy, it just did
not apply to the topic. And once again, I was commenting more on your
second post than your first. I noted in the other thread I thought you
misunderstood the OP and I did not comment on the first post. But when
you posted the second post, which was unreadable, I asked you for
clarification on "what the heck you were talking about."

Thanks,

Seth Rowe

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