c++ - New newsgroups!
- Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> Jun 04 2001
- Roland <rv ronetech.com> Jun 08 2001
- Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> Jun 08 2001
- Roland <rv ronetech.com> Jun 08 2001
- Outsider <nonvalid_email yahoo.com> Jul 08 2001
- Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> Jul 09 2001
- Outsider <nonvalid_email yahoo.com> Jul 09 2001
- Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> Jul 09 2001
- Outsider <nonvalid_email yahoo.com> Jul 09 2001
- Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> Jul 09 2001
The following new newsgroups have been created: c++.dos.16-bits c++.dos.32-bits c++.windows.16-bits c++.windows.32-bits I hope we all will post our messages as much as possible to the appropriate groups. I think the names are explanatory enough, if not, let me know! <g> Also, if you have idea's or suggestions for other newsgroups let me know as I rather create new newsgroups in advance than afterwards. Thanks! Jan
Jun 04 2001
It it possible to have a 'garbage' news group where all the new message arrive ? So a incoming message will be classed it its newsgroup and be copied in the 'garbage' one as well. Perhaps Netscape can do that but i don't know how to do it. Regards Roland Jan Knepper a écrit :The following new newsgroups have been created: c++.dos.16-bits c++.dos.32-bits c++.windows.16-bits c++.windows.32-bits I hope we all will post our messages as much as possible to the appropriate groups. I think the names are explanatory enough, if not, let me know! <g> Also, if you have idea's or suggestions for other newsgroups let me know as I rather create new newsgroups in advance than afterwards. Thanks! Jan
Jun 08 2001
<g> Never thought of that... Of course we could leave it up to the visitor to 'cross post', but that requires a certain discipline which might not work out too well. I will check into the other option. Jan Roland wrote:It it possible to have a 'garbage' news group where all the new message arrive ? So a incoming message will be classed it its newsgroup and be copied in the 'garbage' one as well. Perhaps Netscape can do that but i don't know how to do it. Regards Roland Jan Knepper a écrit :The following new newsgroups have been created: c++.dos.16-bits c++.dos.32-bits c++.windows.16-bits c++.windows.32-bits I hope we all will post our messages as much as possible to the appropriate groups. I think the names are explanatory enough, if not, let me know! <g> Also, if you have idea's or suggestions for other newsgroups let me know as I rather create new newsgroups in advance than afterwards. Thanks! Jan
Jun 08 2001
Roland <rv ronetech.com> Hello ! The goal is to be aware of all is incoming on the newsgroup witout having to go on all the newsgroup. I think the 'garbage' newsgroup must be read only and contain only links to real messages. It is just a suggestion if it is easy to do, i don't know. Anyway, without such links, there should be not too much newsgroup. Regards Roland Jan Knepper a écrit :<g> Never thought of that... Of course we could leave it up to the visitor to 'cross post', but that requires a certain discipline which might not work out too well. I will check into the other option. Jan Roland wrote:It it possible to have a 'garbage' news group where all the new message arrive ? So a incoming message will be classed it its newsgroup and be copied in the 'garbage' one as well. Perhaps Netscape can do that but i don't know how to do it. Regards Roland Jan Knepper a écrit :The following new newsgroups have been created: c++.dos.16-bits c++.dos.32-bits c++.windows.16-bits c++.windows.32-bits I hope we all will post our messages as much as possible to the appropriate groups. I think the names are explanatory enough, if not, let me know! <g> Also, if you have idea's or suggestions for other newsgroups let me know as I rather create new newsgroups in advance than afterwards. Thanks! Jan
Jun 08 2001
Jan Knepper wrote:The following new newsgroups have been created: c++.dos.16-bits c++.dos.32-bits c++.windows.16-bits c++.windows.32-bits I hope we all will post our messages as much as possible to the appropriate groups. I think the names are explanatory enough, if not, let me know! <g> Also, if you have idea's or suggestions for other newsgroups let me know as I rather create new newsgroups in advance than afterwards.
Netscape's news client has a bug which prevents me from viewing messages in any group with a short name. Unfortunately, c++ and c++.dos are unavailable to me :-(. -- <!-Outsider//-> MS-DOS 6.22, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Netscape Navigator 4.08
Jul 08 2001
Which Netscape client are you using? I use 4.77 without any problems. Outsider wrote:Jan Knepper wrote:The following new newsgroups have been created: c++.dos.16-bits c++.dos.32-bits c++.windows.16-bits c++.windows.32-bits I hope we all will post our messages as much as possible to the appropriate groups. I think the names are explanatory enough, if not, let me know! <g> Also, if you have idea's or suggestions for other newsgroups let me know as I rather create new newsgroups in advance than afterwards.
Netscape's news client has a bug which prevents me from viewing messages in any group with a short name. Unfortunately, c++ and c++.dos are unavailable to me :-(. -- <!-Outsider//-> MS-DOS 6.22, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Netscape Navigator 4.08
Jul 09 2001
Jan Knepper wrote:
Outsider wrote:
Jan Knepper wrote:
The following new newsgroups have been created: c++.dos.16-bits c++.dos.32-bits c++.windows.16-bits c++.windows.32-bits I hope we all will post our messages as much as possible to the appropriate groups. I think the names are explanatory enough, if not, let me know! <g> Also, if you have idea's or suggestions for other newsgroups let me know as I rather create new newsgroups in advance than afterwards.
Netscape's news client has a bug which prevents me from viewing messages in any group with a short name. Unfortunately, c++ and c++.dos are unavailable to me :-(.
Which Netscape client are you using? I use 4.77 without any problems.
I use 4.08. Please let me know if you hear of a fix for it. I am using the newest version available to me. BTW, NS users might want to add this to your prefs.js file: user_pref("mailnews.reply_on_top", 0); Do this when Netscape is not running. Doesn't matter where, NS will sort it out when it starts. It is improper and extremely difficult to follow discussions when people post responses _before_ the original message. -- <!-Outsider//-> MS-DOS 6.22, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Netscape Navigator 4.08
Jul 09 2001
MS-DOS 6.22, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Netscape Navigator 4.08
That's won't help you a lot! <g> May be you should install Linux/FreeBSD and run one of the clients on those platforms! Sorry, I do not know about any newer version for Windows 3.11... I guess the version you are running now is a Win32s version? Good luck! Jan
Jul 09 2001
Jan Knepper wrote:MS-DOS 6.22, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Netscape Navigator 4.08
That's won't help you a lot! <g> May be you should install Linux/FreeBSD and run one of the clients on those platforms! Sorry, I do not know about any newer version for Windows 3.11... I guess the version you are running now is a Win32s version?
I don't think it needs Win32's to run. Also, I don't think the latest OS's are required to do DOS programming.Good luck! Jan
-- <!-Outsider//-> MS-DOS 6.22, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Netscape Communicator 4.08
Jul 09 2001
Outsider wrote:Sorry, I do not know about any newer version for Windows 3.11... I guess the version you are running now is a Win32s version?
That would be surprizing, but than, what do I know. I run Windows 16 bits versions a long time ago. It would be kinda surprizing though as at at certain moment about everything seemed to require Win32s being installed...Also, I don't think the latest OS's are required to do DOS programming.
You're right about that one! Jan
Jul 09 2001