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  #21  
Old August 12th, 2004, 10:28 AM
PA Bear
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Default 2GB file size limit in OE???

Det.John.Kimble wrote:
might i suggest a name change to Outhouse Express?


You might but I've heard much worse.
  #22  
Old August 12th, 2004, 10:42 AM
Alias
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"PA Bear" wrote

Det.John.Kimble wrote:
might i suggest a name change to Outhouse Express?


You might but I've heard much worse.


I LIKE Outlook Express and I have tried Outlook, Calypso, Mozilla, Netscape,
Eudora and Pegasus and always came back to OE. I have never, ever had a
problem with it since 97.

Alias


  #23  
Old August 12th, 2004, 10:52 AM
PA Bear
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Default 2GB file size limit in OE???

Alias wrote:
"PA Bear" wrote

Det.John.Kimble wrote:
might i suggest a name change to Outhouse Express?


You might but I've heard much worse.


I LIKE Outlook Express and I have tried Outlook, Calypso, Mozilla,
Netscape, Eudora and Pegasus and always came back to OE. I have never,
ever had a problem with it since 97.


Bill did *not* slip Alias 20 bucks to post that, Det. K. eg
  #24  
Old August 12th, 2004, 11:02 AM
Alias
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Default 2GB file size limit in OE???


"PA Bear" wrote

Alias wrote:
"PA Bear" wrote

Det.John.Kimble wrote:
might i suggest a name change to Outhouse Express?

You might but I've heard much worse.


I LIKE Outlook Express and I have tried Outlook, Calypso, Mozilla,
Netscape, Eudora and Pegasus and always came back to OE. I have never,
ever had a problem with it since 97.


Bill did *not* slip Alias 20 bucks to post that, Det. K. eg


Heh.

Alias


  #25  
Old August 12th, 2004, 01:01 PM
Steve Cochran
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Default 2GB file size limit in OE???

Many of the problems related to OE are due to issues between the chair and
the keyboard. Usually ignorance, sometimes topped off with blatant
stupidity.

steve

"Alias" wrote in message
...

"PA Bear" wrote

Det.John.Kimble wrote:
might i suggest a name change to Outhouse Express?


You might but I've heard much worse.


I LIKE Outlook Express and I have tried Outlook, Calypso, Mozilla,

Netscape,
Eudora and Pegasus and always came back to OE. I have never, ever had a
problem with it since 97.

Alias



  #26  
Old August 12th, 2004, 01:41 PM
Alias
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Default 2GB file size limit in OE???


"Steve Cochran" wrote

Many of the problems related to OE are due to issues between the chair and
the keyboard. Usually ignorance, sometimes topped off with blatant
stupidity.

steve


Yep, sometimes ignorance is not bliss.

Alias

"Alias" wrote in message
...

"PA Bear" wrote

Det.John.Kimble wrote:
might i suggest a name change to Outhouse Express?

You might but I've heard much worse.


I LIKE Outlook Express and I have tried Outlook, Calypso, Mozilla,

Netscape,
Eudora and Pegasus and always came back to OE. I have never, ever had a
problem with it since 97.

Alias





  #27  
Old August 12th, 2004, 11:19 PM
Det.John.Kimble
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Default 2GB file size limit in OE???

and too many of OE's problems are attributeable to **** poor coding. no
doubt severe defects reported long ago that remain unfixed. but of course
that's all our fault. we should have known that ms software corrupts itself
and doesn't care enough about users data to even issue so much as a warning
before wiping it out. been around computers and software long enough to
know bogus coding when i see it.

meanwhile Uncle Bill wants to wrap more and more of this substandard code
around users necks. but does anybody know the dangers that lurk beneath?
waiting and hoping you entrust it with your valuable data only to jump up
and swallow it en mass with a warning! chomp, chomp, gulp....buuuurppp.
you stupid user! you should know better than to put data in there! maybe
"Shredder Express" is a good alternative name too?

and let me guess steve... nobody has ever mentioned your name and arrogant
in the same sentence right?

"Steve Cochran" wrote in message
...
Many of the problems related to OE are due to issues between the chair and
the keyboard. Usually ignorance, sometimes topped off with blatant
stupidity.

steve

"Alias" wrote in message
...

"PA Bear" wrote

Det.John.Kimble wrote:
might i suggest a name change to Outhouse Express?

You might but I've heard much worse.


I LIKE Outlook Express and I have tried Outlook, Calypso, Mozilla,

Netscape,
Eudora and Pegasus and always came back to OE. I have never, ever had a
problem with it since 97.

Alias





  #28  
Old August 13th, 2004, 03:09 AM
PA Bear
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Default 2GB file size limit in OE???

Det.John.Kimble wrote:
and too many of OE's problems are attributeable to **** poor coding.

snip

You will get few arguments about that here.

and let me guess steve... nobody has ever mentioned your name and
arrogant in the same sentence right?


If the shoe fits, my friend...
  #29  
Old August 13th, 2004, 11:01 AM
Alias
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Default 2GB file size limit in OE???

So use a different email program and shut up and stop your whining.

Just curious, which one do you recommend?

Alias

"Det.John.Kimble" wrote

and too many of OE's problems are attributeable to **** poor coding. no
doubt severe defects reported long ago that remain unfixed. but of course
that's all our fault. we should have known that ms software corrupts

itself
and doesn't care enough about users data to even issue so much as a

warning
before wiping it out. been around computers and software long enough to
know bogus coding when i see it.

meanwhile Uncle Bill wants to wrap more and more of this substandard code
around users necks. but does anybody know the dangers that lurk beneath?
waiting and hoping you entrust it with your valuable data only to jump up
and swallow it en mass with a warning! chomp, chomp, gulp....buuuurppp.
you stupid user! you should know better than to put data in there! maybe
"Shredder Express" is a good alternative name too?

and let me guess steve... nobody has ever mentioned your name and

arrogant
in the same sentence right?

"Steve Cochran" wrote in message
...
Many of the problems related to OE are due to issues between the chair

and
the keyboard. Usually ignorance, sometimes topped off with blatant
stupidity.

steve

"Alias" wrote in message
...

"PA Bear" wrote

Det.John.Kimble wrote:
might i suggest a name change to Outhouse Express?

You might but I've heard much worse.

I LIKE Outlook Express and I have tried Outlook, Calypso, Mozilla,

Netscape,
Eudora and Pegasus and always came back to OE. I have never, ever had

a
problem with it since 97.

Alias







 




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