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Sure - go for it. You code it up and I'll submit it. Please also write
the directions and the help files for the thousands of users who won't
read them anyway.
And please put your email address up on epicware.com for the thousands
of emails you will get when AOL gets prissy and everyone who didn't read
the help file so that they can figure out how to switch back to the
"working" toc implementation.
:-)
Sorry - I know I sound rude, but I used to do this, and it's a
nightmare. I used to provide the option and whenever you have an option
like this - everyone will go for the more "full featured" option
(libfaim) and will bitch bitch bitch when AOL breaks libfaim again. I
got hundreds of emails the week when I had to deal with this (maybe
thousands) and I would say at least 50% were rude towards Fire and/or me.
I have a life and I don't need that abuse again.
(though I will say the 50% of the mails that were not rude where quite
supportive - thanks to all of you).
Eric
On Tuesday, June 4, 2002, at 09:40 PM, David Wheeler wrote:
> On 6/4/02 7:21 PM, "Eric Peyton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> claimed:
>
>> No there isn't. I won't go there again. It was a nightmare. (libfaim
>> is a great library and provides lots of options, but I remember one
>> week
>> where I had to release Fire 6 or 7 times due to AOL getting pissy. Not
>> going to happen again.)
>
> Perhaps you could provide it as an option. When AOL got "prissy" again,
> those of us who use it could switch back to TOC until things settled
> down
> and you had time to do a proper release.
>
> Regards,
>
> David
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