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speak for yourself. not all of us still live in the dark ages, some
are forward thinking & open to new technologies

TH


On Tue, 24 Nov 2009 13:23:13 -0600, "Jim Morris"
wrote:

Well, since you post in yEnc, most of us won't see them anyway.

"Tom_Horn" wrote in message
...
speak for yourself. not all of us still live in the dark ages, some
are forward thinking & open to new technologies

Let us know when one a new format comes along that is enough of an
improvement to make a switch worthwhile. yEnc isn't one of them that is
worthwhile.

Don't switch just to switch, when what is the recognized format still works
fine.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I'll bet you switched to Vista when it first came out, too.

I doubt anyone will change your mind. I know you won't change my mind, or
many others, so don't speak for us, either.
--
Jim in NC

I tried to decode some pictures but it's just too damned frustrating so why
encode????????????? hell don't you want folks to see your pictures????
"Morgans" wrote in message
...

"Tom_Horn" wrote in message
...
speak for yourself. not all of us still live in the dark ages, some
are forward thinking & open to new technologies

Let us know when one a new format comes along that is enough of an
improvement to make a switch worthwhile. yEnc isn't one of them that is
worthwhile.

Don't switch just to switch, when what is the recognized format still
works fine.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I'll bet you switched to Vista when it first came out, too.

I doubt anyone will change your mind. I know you won't change my mind, or
many others, so don't speak for us, either.
--
Jim in NC

Rusty wrote:

I tried to decode some pictures but it's just too damned frustrating so
why
encode????????????? hell don't you want folks to see your pictures????
"Morgans" wrote in message
...

"Tom_Horn" wrote in message
...
speak for yourself. not all of us still live in the dark ages, some
are forward thinking & open to new technologies

Let us know when one a new format comes along that is enough of an
improvement to make a switch worthwhile. yEnc isn't one of them that is
worthwhile.

Don't switch just to switch, when what is the recognized format still
works fine.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I'll bet you switched to Vista when it first came out, too.

I doubt anyone will change your mind. I know you won't change my mind,
or many others, so don't speak for us, either.
--
Jim in NC


I don't see the problem, click on the post look at picture what could be
simpler than that.

Or is this a case of Microshaft lookout does not support it so don't use it

Unless it had escaped your notice there are other operating systems and even
microshaft compatible newsreaders that can decode yenc.

One of the main reasons isp's on this side of the pond are getting out of
news is the disk space and bandwidth required to carry binary groups

So for me anyway yenc is fine saves a bit of bandwidth anyway which helps

actually I still use XP, it works :-)
TH


On Tue, 1 Dec 2009 16:39:01 -0500, "Rusty" wrote:

I tried to decode some pictures but it's just too damned frustrating so why
encode????????????? hell don't you want folks to see your pictures????
"Morgans" wrote in message
...

"Tom_Horn" wrote in message
...
speak for yourself. not all of us still live in the dark ages, some
are forward thinking & open to new technologies

Let us know when one a new format comes along that is enough of an
improvement to make a switch worthwhile. yEnc isn't one of them that is
worthwhile.

Don't switch just to switch, when what is the recognized format still
works fine.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I'll bet you switched to Vista when it first came out, too.

I doubt anyone will change your mind. I know you won't change my mind, or
many others, so don't speak for us, either.
--
Jim in NC

"Rusty" wrote in
:

I tried to decode some pictures but it's just too damned frustrating
so why encode????????????? hell don't you want folks to see your
pictures???? "Morgans" wrote in message
...

"Tom_Horn" wrote in message
...
speak for yourself. not all of us still live in the dark ages, some
are forward thinking & open to new technologies

Let us know when one a new format comes along that is enough of an
improvement to make a switch worthwhile. yEnc isn't one of them that
is worthwhile.

Don't switch just to switch, when what is the recognized format still
works fine.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I'll bet you switched to Vista when it first came out, too.

I doubt anyone will change your mind. I know you won't change my
mind, or many others, so don't speak for us, either.
--
Jim in NC




All this fuss about yEnc has gone on for years now It really is no problem
I use xnews and it decodes it fine so it's really no issue except for those
who make it one

"Clairbear" wrote

All this fuss about yEnc has gone on for years now It really is no problem
I use xnews and it decodes it fine so it's really no issue except for
those
who make it one

Sure, as long as everyone wants to use what you use, no problem. As long as
you want to PAY and learn a new program, no big deal. Not at all, since
your view is surely the only right view, right?
--
Jim in NC

"Morgans" wrote
Sure, as long as everyone wants to use what you use, no problem. As
long as you want to PAY and learn a new program, no big deal.

Jim, I would hate to admit to the whole world that I could not learn to use
the FREE Xnews in an hour or two.

Way back in the 1990's before IE and OE, my first ISP provided a start-up
package that consisted of Netscape Navigator for web surfing, Eudora for
e-mail and NewsXpress for something that I had never heard of...News
Groups, something similar to Bulletin Boards as it was explained to me.
No instructions were provided for any of the applications that ran under
Windows 3.0.

Building on NewsXpress, a talented programer named Luu Tran designed a
news reader for himself and then once satisfied with its performance, he
decided to share it with the world as "Freeware". It is very customizable,
which does take perhaps half an hour to set-up to suit one's preferences.

Yes...I have "tried" OE as a news reader....No thanks. As with most add-ons
provided by MS for windows, they are not nearly as complete as third-party
applications.

How many different types of airplanes have you learned to fly? ))

Bob Moore
Still flying AND learning at 75!

Robert Moore wrote in
5.247:

"Morgans" wrote
Sure, as long as everyone wants to use what you use, no problem. As
long as you want to PAY and learn a new program, no big deal.

Jim, I would hate to admit to the whole world that I could not learn
to use the FREE Xnews in an hour or two.

Way back in the 1990's before IE and OE, my first ISP provided a
start-up package that consisted of Netscape Navigator for web surfing,
Eudora for e-mail and NewsXpress for something that I had never heard
of...News Groups, something similar to Bulletin Boards as it was
explained to me. No instructions were provided for any of the
applications that ran under Windows 3.0.

Building on NewsXpress, a talented programer named Luu Tran designed a
news reader for himself and then once satisfied with its performance,
he decided to share it with the world as "Freeware". It is very
customizable, which does take perhaps half an hour to set-up to suit
one's preferences.

Yes...I have "tried" OE as a news reader....No thanks. As with most
add-ons provided by MS for windows, they are not nearly as complete as
third-party applications.

How many different types of airplanes have you learned to fly? ))

Bob Moore
Still flying AND learning at 75!

So I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks
Keep on learning Bob it help keep you young

"Robert Moore" wrote

Jim, I would hate to admit to the whole world that I could not learn to
use
the FREE Xnews in an hour or two.

I never said that. I could learn a new program in no time, I'm sure. The
point is, I LIKE the program I am using, and have no need to change. I
don't need to use a non standard format that someone thinks is so much
better.
--
Jim in NC