Hi,
The high spam indicator is configured in the email client, so just define
the mailing as non-spam.
To alter Windows Primary partitions, which is usually all the space on the
disk. The partition requires to be defragmented and a use a utility on the
Linux CD/DVD in dosutils folder called
On 5 Feb 2008 at 8:38, Derek Stewart wrote:
Hi,
The high spam indicator is configured in the email client, so just define
the mailing as non-spam.
No actually it's in my mailbox with the Internet address provider.
To alter Windows Primary partitions, which is usually all the space on the
Hi Wolfgang,
Difficulty is too much of a word. It arrived here as separate lines, but
the lines don't linewrap, so I
scroll a lot.
Spookily enough, your email to me is one long line as well. I've never
suffered from this before until David raised the 'fault' with my email
all being one
I've been reading this thread and it seems like may of the people on
this list are still stuck in the 1980s when it comes to knowledge of
x86 laptops. :-)
Anyway, with regards laptops...
They work well these days.. they're not as flaky as the original 80286
Toshibas and you can read the
Norman Dunbar wrote:
Difficulty is too much of a word. It arrived here as separate lines, but
the lines don't linewrap, so I
scroll a lot.
Spookily enough, your email to me is one long line as well. I've never
suffered from this before until David raised the 'fault' with my email
all
Oops, sorry - wrong button
A strange absense or piss-placement of newline characters, but where does
it originate ???
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Stephen Usher wrote:
snip
Now, as for options to run old QL-derivative emulators on old versions
of Windows on modern laptops you have a few options:
(1) Try to install old Windows on a modern laptop.
Unless the laptop is available with Windows XP on it forget it. You
won't find
At 13:30 05/02/2008 +0100, you wrote:
On 5 Feb 2008 at 8:38, Derek Stewart wrote:
Hi,
The high spam indicator is configured in the email client, so just define
the mailing as non-spam.
No actually it's in my mailbox with the Internet address provider.
To alter Windows Primary
Evening David,
Eventually I rendered it readable.
I have no idea what it could have been that caused the problem. I've
read it fine in the Linux version of Thunderbird as has at least one
other recipient, I sent it to work and Outlook read it fine there.
Wolfgang seems to have had a different
Stephen Usher wrote:
On 5 Feb 2008, at 20:34, Tony Firshman wrote:
Unless the laptop is available with Windows XP on it forget it. You
won't find drivers for most of the modern hardware. Also, if the
machine has a SATA hard disk interface you'll need a driver on a
floppy disk just so that you
On 5 Feb 2008, at 20:34, Tony Firshman wrote:
Unless the laptop is available with Windows XP on it forget it. You
won't find drivers for most of the modern hardware. Also, if the
machine has a SATA hard disk interface you'll need a driver on a
floppy disk just so that you can install Windows
Evening Tony,
Wonder what's going on?
html?
I often resolve long lines in Thunderbird by using view | message body
as | simple html.
I have all my email systems, including work, plus the 1 and 1 webmail
system configured to send everything in plain text. It is the standard
after all.
Up
Norman Dunbar wrote:
Even spookier are the totally blank emails from TomTom customer support
that are only visible as html. They contain nothing but text and basic
html tags. The idiots refuse to even *consider* that they are doing
anything worng.
Yes, I get a few of those at work,
Norman Dunbar wrote:
David Tubbs wrote:
Please stop, it was enough effort to write a response to Malcolm's request.
Ok.no worries.
I was not seeking guidence or solutions to problems long past.
Don't ask questions then!
I admit no knowledge of Linux, am grateful to have avoided a basis of
At 21:51 05/02/2008 +, you wrote:
I was not seeking guidence or solutions to problems long past.
Don't ask questions then!
What on earth gave rise to a SPAM-HIGH: warning ?
Answer ? :- Who can tell, it's a PC thing! :-)
That was the only question !
Bugger, SORRY, thought I had got it off list
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