Re: Outlook express misinterpretations
From Martin Atkins <zne...@ovtsbbg.pbz>
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· 25 Jun 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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On Fri, 23 Jun 2000 00:22:52 GMT, "John Griswold" <jgr...@geocities.com> posted: >I am going to admit my ignorance. I'm new to the group and I am using >Outlook Express. In it's infinite user-friendliness, OE displays \\* as >file:\\*, which, of course, messes up some pretty cool artworks. I have >checked OE help, but it was not very helpful in turning this "feature" off. >I have not seen a FAQ posted, either. Can somebody offer suggestions? > Hi, try this :) http://chattanooga.net/~scochran/hyp.htm I've not tried it myself, but I hear it works. We do have a FAQ, but I find myself becoming irregular with my posting of it - I'll be setting up some new stuff here in a month or so when I'll be able to automate the FAQ posting. You can always find the FAQ in the ADA: http://website.lineone.net/~martin.atkins/ada/ There are other mirrors available if you want to use them, but to be honest it doesn't really make much difference! :) Kind Regards, -Martin -- Martin Atkins - Reply address is ROT13 encoded
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