Been Gone Awhile

Hello everyone;
Sorry about the absence. Our PC went for a deep six on the 15th of January
with a bad bios update. Had to order a brand new system which just got here
today. (No sense doing the chipset replacement as the new system was to be
ordered anyway.
I hope everyone has remained in good health and good spirits while I've been
making this changeover in computers :-)
Dudley Henriques

Welcome back. This lurker missed your contributions.

"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Hello everyone;
Sorry about the absence. Our PC went for a deep six on the 15th of January
with a bad bios update. Had to order a brand new system which just got
here
today. (No sense doing the chipset replacement as the new system was to be
ordered anyway.
I hope everyone has remained in good health and good spirits while I've
been
making this changeover in computers :-)
Dudley Henriques

Thank you.
DH


On 2/28/07 1:12 AM, in article ,
"Chas" wrote:

Welcome back. This lurker missed your contributions.

"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Hello everyone;
Sorry about the absence. Our PC went for a deep six on the 15th of January
with a bad bios update. Had to order a brand new system which just got
here
today. (No sense doing the chipset replacement as the new system was to be
ordered anyway.
I hope everyone has remained in good health and good spirits while I've
been
making this changeover in computers :-)
Dudley Henriques

I hope everyone has remained in good health and good spirits while I've been
making this changeover in computers :-)

'Bout time, Dudley! Glad you're back.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

You wouldn't believe the mess I've been through with computers this month
:-))
Glad to be on board again.
Dudley


On 2/28/07 1:41 AM, in article
, "Jay Honeck"
wrote:

I hope everyone has remained in good health and good spirits while I've been
making this changeover in computers :-)

'Bout time, Dudley! Glad you're back.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

It's amazing that I think I could live without my computer - no
problem... Then something happens that causes me to not have it and I
run around like a madman until I get it going again... :-) Welcome back

Jon

Dudley Henriques wrote:

You wouldn't believe the mess I've been through with computers this month
:-))
Glad to be on board again.
Dudley


On 2/28/07 1:41 AM, in article
, "Jay Honeck"
wrote:


I hope everyone has remained in good health and good spirits while I've been
making this changeover in computers :-)

'Bout time, Dudley! Glad you're back.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Hello everyone;
Sorry about the absence. Our PC went for a deep six on the 15th of January
with a bad bios update. Had to order a brand new system which just got
here
today. (No sense doing the chipset replacement as the new system was to be
ordered anyway.
I hope everyone has remained in good health and good spirits while I've
been
making this changeover in computers :-)
Dudley Henriques

Read on; you have missed one of the most unusual times that I have ever seen
on Usenet.

The art of the troll has been extended, further than this person has ever
seen before. Your observation was correct.

I no longer read any thread past his pollution and hijacking. There is a
good way to do it for outlook express, if you are interested. Just ask if
you want the how to's that a few of us are using.

Welcome back. I _was_ beginning to wonder g
--
Jim in NC

I loaded your previous info into one computer, and it works great. Would you
send it offline or repost? The invasiveness by MXS keeps getting worse and
worse.

The majority of posts no longer even involve flying.

"Viperdoc" wrote in message
...
I loaded your previous info into one computer, and it works great. Would
you send it offline or repost? The invasiveness by MXS keeps getting worse
and worse.

The majority of posts no longer even involve flying.


In MS OE, highlight on "tools" at the top of an open program

Highlight "message rules" and from the new drop down, click on "news"

On the right side, select and click on "new"

In the new dialog box, in 1), check the box "where the from line contains
people", then go to 2) and check the box "mark the message as watched or
ignored"

In the next box down, where it has a link that says "contains people" and
type in Mxsmanic, then add, and OK. A new box will come up and where it
says "watched or ignored", select it, and a new box will come up, put a dot
in the box that says "ignore".

You can then follow the procedure to apply it to the correct newsgroup.

You will have to feel your way around on the next step, because my computer
is already modified, and It will not show what I did, without a lot of steps
backwards.

Go to the "view at the top of a program page, and I think you click on view,
select current view, and go down to customize view, and here it is foggy,
but you go down and check hide read or ignored messages, and go on to click
on hide ignored messages, and it should bring up a new selection in the drop
down menu from the view at the top of the program box, that says hide
ignored message. Select that box, and you are finally done.

I hope you can get it done from my so-called description. It does make life
much better, and it is worth the time.

Cue "Mission Impossible" music! g
--
Jim in NC

"M" == Morgans writes:

M There is a good way to do it for outlook express, if you are
M interested. Just ask if you want the how to's that a few of us
M are using.

For those who want advanced article screening, I suggest GNUS running
on Xemacs. This works on Windows, Macs, and Linux, is free, and not
hard to setup. For instance, I can ignore posts started by a given
author and *all followups* to those posts. Really makes Usenet
readable again. And Xemacs is an extremely versatile text editor for
those with a need for something beyond Notepad.
--
When I die, I would like to go peacefully, in my sleep, like my
grandfather did. Not screaming and yelling like the passenger in
his car.
- Jack Handey