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H Davis
hdavis1 at gmail.com
Sun Nov 12 10:08:39 EST 2006
Toni,
Got this Nov 12, 2006 at about 10 am. I last checked my mail the night
before about 10 pm so it came in that interval. A couple of days delay????
H Davis
Beezersmom at aol.com wrote:
> Well now, aren't you a sweetheart for sending me such a nice email, thank
> you very much. I actually took your advise to heart but not quite to the
> letter. I'm not a great lover of wine, so my husband went out and bought me 2 4
> packs of mudslides and I did have 2, yummy<G>
> I hope you enjoyed your couple fingers of single malt. It reminded me of
> our monthly vacations to England, Scotland & Wales and our separate monthly
> vacations in Ireland, which we switched between the years and the locals looked
> for us every other year.
> If there was a pub in any of the countries that we didn't visit, I sure
> don't know where it would be.
> Someone is sure to tell us the we're off topic, there's always at least one,
> eh?
> Again, thank you
> OK, gang including the BCC, I'm sending this Thursday 9 November 1:05 PM EST
> Later
> Toni
> You may be only one person in the world, but you may also be the world to
> one person.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Quote:
>
> Don't worry about things in the past, there is
> nothing you can do about them
> now. Don't worry about things that are happening
> now, make the best of a bad
> situation. Don't worry about things in the
> future, they may never happen.
>
> TONI...I totally agree with your advice so please take your own.
> Go have a glass of wine and forget about it for awhile.
> I, myself, am off to have a couple fingers of single malt.
> Catch up with you tomorrow, okay? ;-)
>
> Cheers!!!
>
>
> Beezersmom at aol.com wrote:
> Hi John:
> Thanks for taking the time to let me know when my email arrived, it was a
> nice surprise that you'd emailed and let me know. You weren't the only one
> to
> let me know when they received my email, which was a total surprise and I
> love surprises, as long as they're good ones
> I sent an email to the List Yesterday dated 11/7/2006 3:41:26 P.M.
> Eastern
> Standard Time and I haven't seen it yet. I sent an UPDATE to that email
> today 11/8/2006 11:59:10 A.M. Eastern Standard Time of course, I haven't
> seen
> it yet but I sent it separately to you and some others.
> What's even stranger was that I received my original email yesterday
> 11/6/2006 9:15:12 P.M. Eastern Standard Time that I had originally sent
> dated
> 10/25/06 10:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time were that "girl" was for 12 days
> is
> anyone ones guess, I just hope "my girl" was acting like a lady and not a
> sleaze bag
> I'll send this thru the List and to you & others personally so we'll see
> which email wins the race reaching you & them. I'm even sending it to
> myself to
> see how fast I get it.
> I not sure who the owner of the list is but I was just wondering if he was
> aware of all the problems that we're having on the list with such poor
> control
> over the email timing and the several new variants of the Stration virus
> that was swaping the servers at TSGL in an email from Raymond 11/3/2006 10:3
> 6:39
> P.M. Eastern Standard Time, rsbowen3 at cox.
> An email from hdavis dated 11/5/2006 7:16:28 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> was
> sent thru the list directly to Raymond asking "Could this be responsible
> for
> the delayed messages we've been seeing???" and I haven't seen Raymond's
> response come thru the list yet.
> There has to be some explanation to what is wrong with the Lists mail
> timing
> and how the TSGL's servers were swamped with several new variants of the
> Stration virus but nobody has stepped up to the plate to even offer us an
> idea,
> how strange is that, I don't know but and explanation to the entire List
> would help, don't you think?
> I sent Raymond an email off list 11/4/2006 12:26:58 A.M. Eastern Standard
> Time stating "Thanks so very much to you too...HOW DID TSGL GET IT?"
> I have never received a response from him either, just like H Davis, go
> figure!!
> I guess we'll beat that dead horse over and over until someone explains
> something to us.
> Well, it's Wednesday 8 Nov 06 and I'm sending this at 5:24 PM EST from the
> US.
> Later
> Toni
>
> Don't worry about things in the past, there is nothing you can do about
> them
> now. Don't worry about things that are happening now, make the best of a
> bad
> situation. Don't worry about things in the future, they may never happen.
>
>
> In a message dated 11/8/2006 7:36:31 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> jonpan at onlinehome.de writes:
>
> This arrived in Germany 3 hours later, Toni, so better than three days or
> weeks!
> As in many other situations in modern life, maybe it's time to ask, "What
> is
> normal?"
>
> John
> Od/G
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From:
> To:
>
> Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2006 9:57 PM
> Subject: Re: TSGL: how to open small generic icons/INTERNET 7
>
>
>
> Hi Russ:
> I followed your advise and upgraded to IE 7. When I click on start, I have
> two Internet Explorers, both of which are AOL. AOL is the default on one
> of
> them which is OK. I don't want AOL on both of them, but don't know how
> to
> change one of them to anything else but AOL. I also don't want to change
> them to any of the ones that you listed in your email. I use Verizon DSL
> to
> connect to the Internet and Verizon & Yahoo are now together so I don't
> want them.
> I was wondering about using Google unless you had a better one in mind, I
> honestly don't know what to do or just leave it alone.
> Can anyone help me to get AOL off the one Internet Explorer? I know I'm
> probably not explaining myself very well but I'm trying Remember you
> have to explain it to me step by step
> There's nowhere else for me to turn to anymore but the List.
> I joined the list to get help when I need it and to try to learn from
> others experiences.
> Belonging to the List has been a great learning tool for me with a lot of
> people going out of their way to help me, personally, along with a lot of
> other people on the list. Everyone tries their best to help us out no
> matter what
> our problem seems to be and they go out of their way to make sure they
> have
> helped us solve our problems, which I truly appreciate and sorely need.
> I'm far from being a computer know it all, an IT whatever, a certified
> whatever, I'm just a computer user who's trying to learn. A lot of what is
> discussed is so far over my head that it really proves I'm DUH but you
> can't knock me for trying.
> A lot of us have been complaining about how badly the List is sending out
> email and we're receiving email so confusingly by getting half an answer,
> seeing the original question or questions or not seeing all of it at all.
> This has been going on for over a month and nothing has been done about it
> and
> now "several new variants of the Stration virus that are really swamping
> the
> servers at TSGL". Are we having fun yet? I don't think so but we use to
> have a lot of fun.
> I don't know what's going on with the TSGL servers, I don't even know what
> a server is and don't care, hey, it's not my job to know. I thought the
> keeper of the Servers had our best interest first in line and that we
> were
> being taken care of [I even posted an email stating I had all the
> confidence in
> the world with "The Keeper of the Servers] but now I feel like I've been
> stripped naked, thrown out in the snow with the wolves. I guess maybe
> priorities are somewhere other than running the list properly, I don't
> know what's
> wrong.
> I'm just hoping someone will try to help me and the email doesn't come in
> helter skelter.
> OK, I'm sending this Sunday afternoon from the US and it's about 3:57 EST
> I hope the Server is working, I guess we'll find out, eh?
> Later
> Toni
>
> "We all have our time machines. Some take us back, they're called memories.
> Some take us forward, they're called dreams."
>
>
>
>
>
> Whether you usee it or not, I still recommend upgrading to IE 7 because
> Windows and IE are integrated very closely. In Windows, you use IE when you
> don't know you're using IE. When you open up My Computer, IE is actually
> being used ... and that's just one example.
>
> IE 7 adds many security items that you should have, and it's installation
> will make your computer more secure. Every user of Windows XP should
> upgrade
> to IE 7. They can use Firefox, Opera, Avant, Orca, Torpark (an interesting
> version of Firefox) or even the "Green" Browser and never open IE, but they
> should have IE 7 for security.
>
> Russ Coover
>
> I am trying to find myself. If you see me before I do, please ask me to
> wait
> until I return.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: list-bounces at tsgserver.com [mailto:list-bounces at tsgserver.com] On
> Behalf Of EDLYNN
> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 1:09 PM
> To: Tech Support Guy Mailing List
> Subject: Re: TSGL: how to open small generic icons
>
> I got half to three-quarter satisfaction with IE6, but I hate to use it.
> It
> crashes too many times. I'll upgrade to FF2 and check ut out. Thanks.
>
> ED
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Russell W. Coover"
> To: "'Tech Support Guy Mailing List'"
>
> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 3:25 PM
> Subject: Re: TSGL: how to open small generic icons
>
>
>
>> Ed,
>>
>> Have you tried another browser?
>>
>> I don't have Firebox 1.5.07, but I do have Firebox 2.0 and it looks ok
>> there. An upgrade to 2.0 might be the solution.
>>
>> In addition, I tried it on Internet Explorer 7.0.5730.11, Opera 9.03, and
>> even Avant 11.0 Build 25. The page looked good on each of these.
>>
>> By the way, I do suggest that EVEN IF YOU DON'T USE INTERNET EXPLORER,
>>
> IF
>
>> YOU HAVEN'T UPGRADED from the IE 6 or IE 7 Beta versions, you should DO
>> SO!
>>
>> Much of the Windows XP operating system uses parts of Internet Explorer,
>> so
>> you probably are using IE whether you want to or not. Since IE 7 has
>>
> huge
>
>> security improvements over IE 6, you will actually make your computer
>> more
>> secure by doing this upgrade.
>>
>> Russ Coover
>>
>> I am trying to find myself. If you see me before I do, please ask me to
>> wait
>> until I return.
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: list-bounces at tsgserver.com [mailto:list-bounces at tsgserver.com] On
>> Behalf Of EDLYNN
>> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 4:52 PM
>> To: Tech Support Guy Mailing List
>> Subject: Re: TSGL: how to opem small generic icons
>>
>> I use XPPro SP2, Firefox 1.5.0.7. The site that I was on last was:
>> http://www.fogdog.com/home/index.jsp
>> Certain of the generics when I used the right click menu, offered 'view
>> image', view image in a separate windoww', more irrelevant choices, but
>> no
>> mention of plug in needed. The above noted link was only one of several
>> with the same problem. There were no red 'x's.
>>
>> I already allow Java script, have Flash and Shockwave, use WMP and Real
>> Player, and Adobe Acrobat 7(and some other translaters)
>>
>> Is this inability imposed upon me by my cable ISP, Google Toolbar, or
>> some
>> other well-meaning overkill protector? There were no Browser 'yellow
>> bars'
>> warning me or asking for permission to display from the site.
>>
>> Thanks, ED
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "The Computer Whisperer"
>> To: "Tech Support Guy Mailing List"
>>
>
>
>> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 4:23 PM
>> Subject: Re: TSGL: how to opem small generic icons
>>
>>
>>
>>> Your flash or java or whatever plugin the site uses is probably
>>> broken... when you rightclick the generic red x, does it mention a
>>> plug-in???
>>>
>>> On 01/11/06, H Davis wrote:
>>>
>>>> What browser, etc Ed?
>>>>
>>>> H Davis
>>>>
>>>> EDLYNN wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I was shopping for a catalog item, and just had to give up - no
>>>>> pictures, only those generic icons that when clicked, went nowhere.
>>>>> The
>>>>>
>>>> > right click menu either wouldn't open the imaage, or opened it in a
>>>>
>>>>> full page with no room to show text.
>>>>>
>>>>> I can't remember how to 'view' or open the catalog graphics that
>>>>> are
>>>>> represented by those small in-the-corner generic icons. It was never
>>>>> necessary because the graphics were just in an open and viewable
>>>>> state.
>>>>>
>>>> >
>>>>
>>>>> Some setting or check-box must have slipped. Years ago, when I used
>>>>> separate pop-up blockers, I could over ride with Ctrl+another key.
>>>>>
>>>> > But
>>>>
>>>>> nothing is working toward that end now.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> > What evil security or privacy selection is in effect and how can I
>>>>
>>>>> change it?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> > I use anti malware regularly: Spynot, AdAware, Defender, Panda AV
>>>>
>>>>> and
>>>>> Firewall - they tell me I am clean.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks for your clues.
>>>>>
>>>>> ED
>>>>>
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>>>> >
>>>>
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