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Old March 20th 05, 04:55 PM
SVTKate
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Default My SRT-10

Hey...
before someone beats me to the punch and really chews your ass out..
RAMFM doesn't allow pretty pictures and html messages.
It's a nonbinary group.

Although, I really wonder - Why not?
Not that I want to or anything, but it's something that came into my head.


Kate


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Old March 20th 05, 05:05 PM
Bob Willard
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SVTKate wrote:
> Hey...
> before someone beats me to the punch and really chews your ass out..
> RAMFM doesn't allow pretty pictures and html messages.
> It's a nonbinary group.
>
> Although, I really wonder - Why not?
> Not that I want to or anything, but it's something that came into my head.
>
>
> Kate
>
>


The polite way of posting a picture is to park it on some public website,
then include in the NG post a URL pointing to that picture. Then folks
(with, say, a slow net link) can decide if they want to download the picture.
--
Cheers, Bob
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Old March 20th 05, 09:04 PM
SVTKate
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like ME with my 14.4 connection out here in the boonies

"Bob Willard" > wrote in message
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| SVTKate wrote:
| > Hey...
| > before someone beats me to the punch and really chews your ass out..
| > RAMFM doesn't allow pretty pictures and html messages.
| > It's a nonbinary group.
| >
| > Although, I really wonder - Why not?
| > Not that I want to or anything, but it's something that came into my
head.
| >
| >
| > Kate
| >
| >
|
| The polite way of posting a picture is to park it on some public website,
| then include in the NG post a URL pointing to that picture. Then folks
| (with, say, a slow net link) can decide if they want to download the
picture.
| --
| Cheers, Bob


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Old March 21st 05, 01:48 AM
Backyard Mechanic
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SVTKate opined in nk.net:

> Hey...
> before someone beats me to the punch and really chews your ass out..
> RAMFM doesn't allow pretty pictures and html messages.
> It's a nonbinary group.
>
> Although, I really wonder - Why not?
> Not that I want to or anything, but it's something that came into my head.
>


Because it's always been that way... for the exact reason that it WAS
important in the era of 14.4 max speeds.

Some servers ignore the "non-bin" restriction but a lot of them still use the
old code.


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- Yes, I'm a crusty old geezer curmudgeon.. deal with it! -
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Old March 21st 05, 02:34 AM
SVTKate
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Well, I do connect a little better than that, but still 40-46k aint much.

I'm not trying to be argumentative or change things BM, but "because it's
always been that way" is usually a reason I pick up on something and start
hacking at it. :-) Stubborn ol Irish woman that I am.

"Because I said so" never worked for me either.

My servers give me mixed signals. Sometimes they reject it, other times they
ignore it. I just try not to in here because them's the rules.

Kate

"Backyard Mechanic" > wrote in message
...
| SVTKate opined in
nk.net:
|
| > Hey...
| > before someone beats me to the punch and really chews your ass out..
| > RAMFM doesn't allow pretty pictures and html messages.
| > It's a nonbinary group.
| >
| > Although, I really wonder - Why not?
| > Not that I want to or anything, but it's something that came into my
head.
| >
|
| Because it's always been that way... for the exact reason that it WAS
| important in the era of 14.4 max speeds.
|
| Some servers ignore the "non-bin" restriction but a lot of them still use
the
| old code.
|
|
| --
| - Yes, I'm a crusty old geezer curmudgeon.. deal with it! -


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Old March 22nd 05, 04:38 AM
WindsorFox[SS]
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SVTKate wrote:
> Hey...
> before someone beats me to the punch and really chews your ass out..
> RAMFM doesn't allow pretty pictures and html messages.
> It's a nonbinary group.
>
> Although, I really wonder - Why not?
> Not that I want to or anything, but it's something that came into my head.
>
>
> Kate
>



It has to do with retension time and the space used to retain
files as enormous as a picture. Some news servers will not carry binary
groups and if you get too many the group will be dropped from the list.
Although in this age that is not nearly as likely as it was 10-15 years ago.
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Old March 22nd 05, 12:04 PM
SVTKate
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Thanks!
Now I am smarter than I was yesterday

Kate

"WindsorFox[SS]" > wrote in message
news:whN%d.66278$7z6.63703@lakeread04...
| SVTKate wrote:
| > Hey...
| > before someone beats me to the punch and really chews your ass out..
| > RAMFM doesn't allow pretty pictures and html messages.
| > It's a nonbinary group.
| >
| > Although, I really wonder - Why not?
| > Not that I want to or anything, but it's something that came into my
head.
| >
| >
| > Kate
| >
|
|
| It has to do with retension time and the space used to retain
| files as enormous as a picture. Some news servers will not carry binary
| groups and if you get too many the group will be dropped from the list.
| Although in this age that is not nearly as likely as it was 10-15 years
ago.


 




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