1 Dec
2014
1 Dec
'14
2:09 p.m.
2) All cctech subscribers are experiencing it and
very few find it a
problem.
or
2) All cctech subscribers are experiencing it and there are very few
people subscribed to cctech!
I rather suspect it's 2B...: -)
So, I subscribed to cctalk (with the same address
I use for cctech
which on reflection may not have been a good idea)
I think you've hit the nail on the head...
Go ahead and try it: you can make sure you don't miss anything by looking in
the archive (which is how I read the list: I don't actually get _any_
copies... :-)
Thanks for the suggestion but I find reading the list on the web to be a
painful experience. Some people post lines that go on forever and they don't
get wrapped so there can be lots of scrolling left and right involved. Top
posted stuff is even harder to follow than it is in email. I tend to forget
which posts I've read. The browser remembers for a while but sometimes
forgets too, especially if I use a different browser. It is very painful to
search. It is also painful to save interesting stuff. I can't discard the
stuff I'm not interested in and leave the rest. Apart from that, it's fine :-)
Regards,
Peter Coghlan.