Run up for plug clearing

On Sat, 09 Oct 2004 15:47:05 GMT, "Roger Long"
wrote in ::

X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.2180

That's the source of the problem.

Take a look he http://www.forteinc.com/main/homepage.php
You'll find Forte Agent doesn't propagate virus attachments the way MS
Outlook does either.

On Sat, 09 Oct 2004 15:47:05 GMT, "Roger Long"
wrote in ::

X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.2180

That's the source of the problem.

Take a look he http://www.forteinc.com/main/homepage.php
You'll find Forte Agent doesn't propagate virus attachments the way MS
Outlook does either.

"Roger Long" wrote in message
.. .
#&*(^%$#!)+=- Microsoft.

With the budgets that world domination provides, you would think someone
would have figured out that putting the Send button under the Reply button
would lead to inadvertent blank replies.

Larry's well-known anti-Microsoft religious bias notwithstanding, I have no
idea what you're talking about. I use Outlook Express, and my "Send" button
is nowhere near my "Reply Group" button. They aren't even on the same
window.

Never had any trouble with viruses either.

"A poor carpenter always blames his tools".

With Windows 98, you could move the buttons around so that didn't happen
when you accidentally double clicked. Eliminating that option seems to
have been one of those "Innovations that users demand."

Again, I have no idea what you're talking about. I can move, add, or remove
any or all of the buttons on all of the toolbars in Outlook Express. I
don't know why you can't, but whatever the reason, you can't blame it on
your tools. Sounds like user error to me.

Pete

On Sat, 9 Oct 2004 10:48:37 -0700, "Peter Duniho"
wrote in
::

"Roger Long" wrote in message
. ..
#&*(^%$#!)+=- Microsoft.

With the budgets that world domination provides, you would think someone
would have figured out that putting the Send button under the Reply button
would lead to inadvertent blank replies.

Larry's well-known anti-Microsoft religious bias notwithstanding, I have no
idea what you're talking about. I use Outlook Express, and my "Send" button
is nowhere near my "Reply Group" button. They aren't even on the same
window.

Never had any trouble with viruses either.

"A poor carpenter always blames his tools".

With Windows 98, you could move the buttons around so that didn't happen
when you accidentally double clicked. Eliminating that option seems to
have been one of those "Innovations that users demand."

Again, I have no idea what you're talking about. I can move, add, or remove
any or all of the buttons on all of the toolbars in Outlook Express. I
don't know why you can't, but whatever the reason, you can't blame it on
your tools. Sounds like user error to me.

Pete


As a M$ programmer, you are about as friendly as the tools written by
M$. :-(

"Peter Duniho" wrote in message
...

I use Outlook Express, and my "Send" button is nowhere near my "Reply
Group" button. They aren't even on the same window.


No, but after you click "Reply" the next window comes up with the "Send"
button at the same place on the screen. If you double click, it sends the
reply before you add anything to it.

I used to be able to drag click the buttons around so I just moved "Send" to
a different location. That doesn't work since I went to XP. However, I now
see that there is a window to customize toolbars. I can probably fix it
with that.

--

Roger Long

On Sat, 9 Oct 2004 10:48:37 -0700, "Peter Duniho"
wrote in
::

"Roger Long" wrote in message
. ..
#&*(^%$#!)+=- Microsoft.

With the budgets that world domination provides, you would think someone
would have figured out that putting the Send button under the Reply button
would lead to inadvertent blank replies.

Larry's well-known anti-Microsoft religious bias notwithstanding, I have no
idea what you're talking about. I use Outlook Express, and my "Send" button
is nowhere near my "Reply Group" button. They aren't even on the same
window.

Never had any trouble with viruses either.

"A poor carpenter always blames his tools".

With Windows 98, you could move the buttons around so that didn't happen
when you accidentally double clicked. Eliminating that option seems to
have been one of those "Innovations that users demand."

Again, I have no idea what you're talking about. I can move, add, or remove
any or all of the buttons on all of the toolbars in Outlook Express. I
don't know why you can't, but whatever the reason, you can't blame it on
your tools. Sounds like user error to me.

Pete


As a M$ programmer, you are about as friendly as the tools written by
M$. :-(

Peter,

Larry's well-known anti-Microsoft religious bias notwithstanding,


I'm known as much non-anti-Microsoft as they come, but with regard to
Outlook Express as a newsreader, Larry's right on. It just plain s*cks.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

"Peter Duniho" wrote in message
...

I use Outlook Express, and my "Send" button is nowhere near my "Reply
Group" button. They aren't even on the same window.


No, but after you click "Reply" the next window comes up with the "Send"
button at the same place on the screen. If you double click, it sends the
reply before you add anything to it.

I used to be able to drag click the buttons around so I just moved "Send" to
a different location. That doesn't work since I went to XP. However, I now
see that there is a window to customize toolbars. I can probably fix it
with that.

--

Roger Long

Peter,

Larry's well-known anti-Microsoft religious bias notwithstanding,


I'm known as much non-anti-Microsoft as they come, but with regard to
Outlook Express as a newsreader, Larry's right on. It just plain s*cks.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

"Roger Long" wrote in message
.. .
#&*(^%$#!)+=- Microsoft.

With the budgets that world domination provides, you would think someone
would have figured out that putting the Send button under the Reply button
would lead to inadvertent blank replies.

Larry's well-known anti-Microsoft religious bias notwithstanding, I have no
idea what you're talking about. I use Outlook Express, and my "Send" button
is nowhere near my "Reply Group" button. They aren't even on the same
window.

Never had any trouble with viruses either.

"A poor carpenter always blames his tools".

With Windows 98, you could move the buttons around so that didn't happen
when you accidentally double clicked. Eliminating that option seems to
have been one of those "Innovations that users demand."

Again, I have no idea what you're talking about. I can move, add, or remove
any or all of the buttons on all of the toolbars in Outlook Express. I
don't know why you can't, but whatever the reason, you can't blame it on
your tools. Sounds like user error to me.

Pete