Hello Seekers and Finders. :-) It was mentioned by one poster that the discussion regarding Win Modems would be better served on another list. To some degree, I agree with this. It all depends on how the answer people fashion their answers. For example, in today's postings Garrett Wilner referenced a part of the Red Hat FAQ to support his position. I think that is good and lends itself to the type of support our list is known for -- namely finding information in the Internet. Our list is not designed for just trading personal knowledge or discussing matters in detail. As it happens, the original seeker posted his same question to other mailing lists. In looking at this, it seems to me that one particular mailing list stood out in providing the seeker with the best input to his problem. I wanted to take the opportunity to tell you all about this mailing list, which is owned by a friend and member of our mailing list -- namely, Tim Schoon's "Internet" mailing list. The "Internet" mailing list was formally the "WorldSpy" mailing list, which covered topics about the free ISP, Worldspy. When Worldspy bit the dust, Tim being undismayed, changed the scope of the list to a general discussion of the Internet. The Internet discussion mailing list covers a wide range of topics related to the Internet. You can render opinions about technical news; Internet services; web sites; Internet applications; and more. You can ask questions about your Internet applications or seek recommendations from others on the list. Of all the lists that the query about WinModems was posted to, I think the best responses have come on the Internet list. The Internet is archived at The Mail Archive, so you might check it out there: http://www.mail-archive.com/internet%40lists.spunge.org/ To subscribe to the Internet list, send a message to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ...and type in the BODY of your message: subscribe internet ...there is a confirmation process there. Just follow instructions. Or you can run into the list web site and subscribe using an easy mailto click-subscribe. http://www.nzlist.org/user/internet/ Okay, thanks ya'll. :-) Alan S. Harrell Owner/Administrator SeeknFind [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------ http://seeknfind.ashlists.org/ ------------------------------
