Ivan Slapped us...

"Tedd Riggs" > wrote in message
news:AQW4d.7$Ym1.5@trnddc03...
> Now I am confused...What blocks the binary files ? I have Verizon DSL
with
> the MSN Premium package and can log on to the net via verizon or msn.
> I always can view the HTML posts and JPG's, but only on this group if
I
> send a HTML post or JPG, it never shows up. Works the same via MSN or
> Verizon. Yet can use HTML/JPG/Binary on any of the other news.verizon.net
> or the numerous Microsoft Groups servers......What has always happened in
> the past is that whatever format I can read, I can also post in, so this
one
> NG is a bit different.
> Any hints out there ?

I can't imagine why the a.a.c group would be treated differently by a news
server, but I suppose it is possible. Has anyone ever seen the charter of
the group? Our news server scans *attachments* to posts for viruses and
doesn't allow us to open anything infectious. Ric put his picture in the
"body" of the post via HTML, and that came through fine.

AJM
'93 Ruby coupe, 6 sp

It would be foolish of us to think that ever news group is monitored. News
groups are called out as binary or it is omitted if they are not, and they
may or may not be policed by the ISP. My guess is that money for a service
may change what you can or do get.

I try not to post in html but get caught in replies once in a while. One of
the main reasons I don't use the Corvette forums out there is the heavy
graphics that are involved in their posts. I have never received a picture
on this news group although I have sent them from here.

--
Dad
04 C5 CE Z51
72 Shark Black/Black/4spd

"Tedd Riggs" > wrote in message
news:AQW4d.7$Ym1.5@trnddc03...
> Now I am confused...What blocks the binary files ? I have Verizon DSL
> with the MSN Premium package and can log on to the net via verizon or msn.
> I always can view the HTML posts and JPG's, but only on this group if I
> send a HTML post or JPG, it never shows up. Works the same via MSN or
> Verizon. Yet can use HTML/JPG/Binary on any of the other news.verizon.net
> or the numerous Microsoft Groups servers......What has always happened in
> the past is that whatever format I can read, I can also post in, so this
> one NG is a bit different.
> Any hints out there ?
>
> --
> Tedd Riggs
> Redmond, WA
> 1998 C5 6 spd
>
>
>
> "Diode" > wrote in message
> t...
>> Dad spoke thusly:
>>
>>> The dialup connection has nothing to do with this news group. It's a non
>>> binary group and the pictures don't show up. They are killed by the
>>> server.
>>>
>>> What else would I expect from purdue as you use someone else's money and
>>> connection.
>>>
>>
>> Your server, Dad. I get pictures with mine.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Shut up, Dave.
>>
>> -|>|- Diode -|<|-
>> '68 L-79 Coupe
>> '79 Triumph Bonneville
>

It would be foolish of us to think that ever news group is monitored. News
groups are called out as binary or it is omitted if they are not, and they
may or may not be policed by the ISP. My guess is that money for a service
may change what you can or do get.

I try not to post in html but get caught in replies once in a while. One of
the main reasons I don't use the Corvette forums out there is the heavy
graphics that are involved in their posts. I have never received a picture
on this news group although I have sent them from here.

--
Dad
04 C5 CE Z51
72 Shark Black/Black/4spd

"Tedd Riggs" > wrote in message
news:AQW4d.7$Ym1.5@trnddc03...
> Now I am confused...What blocks the binary files ? I have Verizon DSL
> with the MSN Premium package and can log on to the net via verizon or msn.
> I always can view the HTML posts and JPG's, but only on this group if I
> send a HTML post or JPG, it never shows up. Works the same via MSN or
> Verizon. Yet can use HTML/JPG/Binary on any of the other news.verizon.net
> or the numerous Microsoft Groups servers......What has always happened in
> the past is that whatever format I can read, I can also post in, so this
> one NG is a bit different.
> Any hints out there ?
>
> --
> Tedd Riggs
> Redmond, WA
> 1998 C5 6 spd
>
>
>
> "Diode" > wrote in message
> t...
>> Dad spoke thusly:
>>
>>> The dialup connection has nothing to do with this news group. It's a non
>>> binary group and the pictures don't show up. They are killed by the
>>> server.
>>>
>>> What else would I expect from purdue as you use someone else's money and
>>> connection.
>>>
>>
>> Your server, Dad. I get pictures with mine.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Shut up, Dave.
>>
>> -|>|- Diode -|<|-
>> '68 L-79 Coupe
>> '79 Triumph Bonneville
>

There could be a difference with a Total Loss (everything in the household
gone and/or ruined) -vs- a Partial Loss where they wouldn't be required
to replace
everything and needed to know a list of what was damaged and what was
still OK....
At least that's what I'm hoping. Sounds logical anyway.. :-\

USAA said today it could be another 3 weeks before an adjuster could be
assigned.. uggh

Charlie wrote:

> After TS Allison I lived in a Marriott with adjustors from most of the
> major insurance carriers, I didn't meet any that didn't require
> itemized lists. Maybe a flood is different than a hurricane and I
> hope so, but I wouldn't count on it. They don't require receipts
> anymore, but they do want you to do you best to list what you had.
>

--
Ric Seyler

There could be a difference with a Total Loss (everything in the household
gone and/or ruined) -vs- a Partial Loss where they wouldn't be required
to replace
everything and needed to know a list of what was damaged and what was
still OK....
At least that's what I'm hoping. Sounds logical anyway.. :-\

USAA said today it could be another 3 weeks before an adjuster could be
assigned.. uggh

Charlie wrote:

> After TS Allison I lived in a Marriott with adjustors from most of the
> major insurance carriers, I didn't meet any that didn't require
> itemized lists. Maybe a flood is different than a hurricane and I
> hope so, but I wouldn't count on it. They don't require receipts
> anymore, but they do want you to do you best to list what you had.
>

--
Ric Seyler