Re: help, I am tired of this crap
From Andy Harrison <aha...@NOSPAMtwmaine.com>
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· 8 Jun 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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JRO wrote: > Who knows most about windows, and stupid Outlook Expressed 5? > > I cain't post cartoons, frequently. What rot. I cain't post a > URL. I have a new cartoon, and it won't post. Not for the first > time, either. If anyone might have some advice on making this work, > I would appreciate it. If anyone might just have an idea about WHY > it don't allus work, I would apprecaite that. > > I would NOT appreciate a bunch of posts that I should switch to > Linus. If I wanted to use Lennix, I would. There are enuff cats > in this neighborhood, as it is. ___C\/_____snip_____ C/\ It did not would not could not post, the thing I wanted up the most. So I'll post and post a bunch of rants, cuz Outlook steamed my underpants. (hehe... someone should add to this.) -- Andy Harrison ICQ: 1467660
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