i probably won't be much help on outlook, but it would probably also be useful for folks like steve to know what operating system you're on.
j
On Fri, 4 Oct 2002 07:12:39 -0700 Steven Hertzberg <mailinglist at hertzberg.org> wrote:
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> First,
> can you please stop beating around the bush and
> tell us what you really
> think?
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> Second, what version of Outlook are you
> using? Click "Help" on the
> menu bar, then select "About M$ Outlook"
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> Steven
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> -----Original Message-----From:
> owner-lbo-talk at lists.panix.com
> [mailto:owner-lbo-talk at lists.panix.com] On
> Behalf Of Wojtek SokolowskiSent: Friday,
> October 04, 2002 7:11
> AMTo: lbo-talk at lists.panix.comSubject: FUCk
> COMPUTERS
> First, I want to
> apologize for blank messages sent to this
> list. This is due to that
> fucking piece of shit concocted by moron
> programmers at micro$soft called
> outlook. Setting filters on that piece
> mental pollution oozed by M$
> borders on impossiblity. This was a
> piece of cake on Eudora, which I
> used until recently, but the halfwits
> at M$ fucked it up
> royally. The outlook "rules" (what a
> fascist term for a filter!)
> either do not work at all, or do
> things they are not supposed to
> (just like the corporate amerika and its
> government) - ie. send the outgoing
> messages to the same folders is incoming
> messages (thus if I have a filter
> directing messages FROM lbo
> to the lbo directory, my
> posts TO lbo would also go the same
> filter). That is the most
> idiotic thing I've seen for a long time and I
> have been trying to get rid of
> this bug. Unfortunately, nobody at this
> institutiona has a fucking idea
> how to fix it. What is
> more, outlook is the only emailer that
> is realtively stable on my system.
> Eudora crashes all the time and the
> presence of pop up windows killer software
> makes it even less stable - so I
> had to remove it.
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> Does any one on this
> list know how perform the following simple
> task on
> outlook:
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> - set filters so they
> direct INCOMING traffic to appropriate
> directories WITHOUT affecting the
> outgoing traffic?
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> Alternatively, does
> anyone know about an emailer that is SIMPLE
> and STABLE - no bells and whitsles
> trying to do everything but a blow job - just
> sending and receiving plain text
> messages, attachemnets, and being able to
> sort them to appropriate
> folders? Unfortunately, tech support at
> this institution will not
> install anything but M$-spawned crap, so I am
> on my own.
>
> FUCK COMPUTERS.
> This thing gets on my nerves more than
> anything else being ranted about on
> this list, so I would appreciate any help.
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> wojtek
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