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Started by LORETTE R. SILVIAN
Mon, 09 Feb 1998 00:00
Finally!!! :{
Author: LORETTE R. SILVIAN
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 1998 00:00
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Hello everyone! I just want to let everyone know that this was extremely vague, so finally I decided to use pine for my new instead of trn from the main menu, mainly because I couldn't find the post command! By the way, on the bright side of things, I found all the presentations excellent, and I congratulate all of my fellow classmates. Dr. Beckman, Do we really have to use Unix? :) Bye now, Roberta :)
Re: Finally!!! :{
Author: Carolyn Beckman
Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 00:00
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LORETTE R. SILVIAN (lr_silvi@alcor.concordia.ca) wrote: : Hello everyone! : : I just want to let everyone know that this was extremely vague, so finally : I decided to use pine for my new instead of trn from the main menu, mainly : because I couldn't find the post command! : : By the way, on the bright side of things, I found all the presentations : excellent, and I congratulate all of my fellow classmates. : : Dr. Beckman, Do we really have to use Unix? :) : : Bye now, : Roberta :) : : Huh! The menu should now give you slrn instead of trn and the post command is at the bottom of the screen. If you are getting trn (not my personal favorite, Yuk) try this. First "!tcsh" now at the prompt "slrn". Nothing is wrong with pine except it is terribly inefficient compared to any of the real newsreaders. I think you will like slrn. You can always get the menu back with "exit" Do you really have to use Unix. Some unix is good for you. The good result will be when you are confronted with a unix and you simply think, I have seen that animal before instead of being afraid of it. :-) Dos, Windows, Macs, You can handle them with a minimum of effort. -- ================================================================= beckman@clone.concordia.ca Carolyn Beckman =================================================================
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