Re: 2005 annual rec.aviation flyin

[Jay Honeck]

Hey Highflyer,

I've re-read the invitation three times, and can't find the date anywhere in
the text.

I know it's in May, but which weekend?
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

[George Patterson]

Jay Honeck wrote:
>
> I've re-read the invitation three times, and can't find the date anywhere in
> the text.

In his post on the Teterboro crash, he stated

"PS: annual rec.aviation flyin at Pinckneyville is coming up May 21, 22, and
23. Be there or be square! :-)"

George Patterson
He who would distinguish what is true from what is false must have an
adequate understanding of truth and falsehood.

[Jimmy B.]

George Patterson wrote:
>
> Jay Honeck wrote:
>
>>I've re-read the invitation three times, and can't find the date anywhere in
>>the text.
>
>
> In his post on the Teterboro crash, he stated
>
> "PS: annual rec.aviation flyin at Pinckneyville is coming up May 21, 22, and
> 23. Be there or be square! :-)"
>
> George Patterson
> He who would distinguish what is true from what is false must have an
> adequate understanding of truth and falsehood.
I can't open eml files. Are we talking about PJY? Is this the
must-attend event of the year? (Aside from Airventure, of course!)

[Jose]

> I can't open eml files.

eml files are basically text. Open them in Notepad. You'll wade
through lots of junk (headers and such), but you'll see the message.
You may need to ignore HTML tags too.

Programs that recognize the junk for what it is and where in the file
it is can separate the various headers and attachments out. But you
can do this manually if you must (for example, for an attached file)
and feed it to an appropriate decoder.

Jose
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[David CL Francis]

On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 at 01:33:11 in message
>, Jose
> wrote:
>> I can't open eml files.
>
>eml files are basically text. Open them in Notepad. You'll wade
>through lots of junk (headers and such), but you'll see the message.
>You may need to ignore HTML tags too.
>
>Programs that recognize the junk for what it is and where in the file
>it is can separate the various headers and attachments out. But you
>can do this manually if you must (for example, for an attached file)
>and feed it to an appropriate decoder.
>
The question that springs to mind is why post a message in this format
anyway? It causes confusion and is not secure so why bother?

My news reader displayed it with no problem. (Right click on the
attachment and select SHOW).
--
David CL Francis

[Jose]

> The question that springs to mind is why post a message in this format anyway?

Ignorance or contempt. The only thing that should be posted is plain
text. Except in the binaries newsgroups.

HTML has singlehandedly set the internet back ten years.

Jose
--
Nothing is more powerful than a commercial interest.
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