--- In [email protected], "jabauzit" <jabau...@...> wrote: > > Thanks for the offer but: > I realized that I use Winrad 1.4, not 1.3 > I am almost sure that when I do the callback I do not reach Winrad > but raise an exception.
Well, in this case I can't help you, because all the Winrad versions after 1.32 were produced by somebody else, modifying my base code, but the source code of the changes was not made public. > Thanks, I saw that and looked for the group. I guess the only way is > to send the email to be able access the group. > A secret group where only the initiated have access :-) Well, that depends from an error I made when starting the group on Yahoo... I declared the group as closed, meaning that an invitation was needed to join it. I did that as initially I wanted just to test it, with the intention of opening the group at the end of the tests. But at that point I discovered that that was not possible... To do that, I would have needed to delete the group, and then open another. But Yahoo has a grace period, rather long, during the which you cannot use the same name of a group that was closed to open a new one.... So I decided to keep the group as "invitation only", but placing a clear advice on my http://www.weaksignals.com Web site, stating that by writing to me (or to one of the other group administrators), anybody could have access to it. 73 Alberto I2PHD
