Re: [bolger] New eGroups Format
Jim,
yes. But I think I'm conditioned to this....
People who have nothing to share get jobs stuffing
up the Software for those who do.
When I first started in my current job, doing Stats on an IBM
mainframe, it took took 4 words & two <enters> to get logged
on. A dozen years later, after the Govt. spending incalculable millions on
uncountable
"enhancements", it takes ten minutes and a degree in Navigation.
There are also a million ways to get hung/thrown out, meaning
another Royal Command performance to get back.
There are some thousand facilities available, but i only use one.
Complication for complications sake. I think in
this situation you have a microcosm of the modern world.
I had a similar response to yours from Complaints.
They asked me to write again if the upgrade didnt fix all my worries.
....About a year ago I asked a doctor for a home visit as I was too ill to
drive.
over." We dont do that" quoth he.."come in in a day or two when you feel
better"
Jeff Gilbert.
yes. But I think I'm conditioned to this....
People who have nothing to share get jobs stuffing
up the Software for those who do.
When I first started in my current job, doing Stats on an IBM
mainframe, it took took 4 words & two <enters> to get logged
on. A dozen years later, after the Govt. spending incalculable millions on
uncountable
"enhancements", it takes ten minutes and a degree in Navigation.
There are also a million ways to get hung/thrown out, meaning
another Royal Command performance to get back.
There are some thousand facilities available, but i only use one.
Complication for complications sake. I think in
this situation you have a microcosm of the modern world.
I had a similar response to yours from Complaints.
They asked me to write again if the upgrade didnt fix all my worries.
....About a year ago I asked a doctor for a home visit as I was too ill to
drive.
over." We dont do that" quoth he.."come in in a day or two when you feel
better"
Jeff Gilbert.
>Janis Michaels <jmichaels@...> asks
>I don't know about the rest of you but I find this new eGroups format
>to be the pits. Whenever I sign off, I loose the "history" of the
>posts that I've read, ie when I sign in again, the colors are
>back to an unread state. Complaints only get a form letter response
>saying that they don't read all of the complaints.....really!
>Anyone else having similar problems?
>Jim