My question is not here I left it two daya ago Where is it?

[N. Miller]

| From: EdgardM <[email protected]>
| Subject: Time of my messages is not the time of my computer
| Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2010 14:51:01 -0800
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| From: EdgardM <[email protected]>
| Subject: Update my Outlook Contacts (all personal folders) desktop to my la
| Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2010 15:11:01 -0800
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Why not actually include some content explaining what you are asking,
instead of using the "Subject:" line as your post?

 

[Bob I]

There are 3 questions from you posted by you yesterday, not two days
ago. Try searching for your posting name.

EdgardM wrote:

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]]

<nothing>

It's right there with your other "where's my question" post from 2/9/10 7:36
PM EST.

 

[EdgardM]

I am new here and learning
I am a GURU like you I am simple Physician

 

[EdgardM]

All of you that suppose to be the GURUS should have patient with new memberes
I am learning this gadget in my free time Thanks

 

[Russ Valentine]

Why don't you provide some information then. Remember we can't read minds.
By what method are you reading this public newsgroup?

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]]

All of you that suppose to be the GURUS should have patient with new
memberes
I am learning this gadget in my free time Thanks

You'll learn more quickly if you use a newsreader instead of the silly web
interface Mocrosoft provides.

 

[VanguardLH]

All of you that suppose to be the GURUS should have patient with new memberes
I am learning this gadget in my free time Thanks

You might want to give up the flaky webnews-for-dummies interface that
pretends to be a forum but is actually a gateway to Usenet. Posts
disappear, there is filtering which can make innocuous posts get rejected
(but they are first accepted so you don't see the rejection but the reject
occurs later), bogus errors are returned to the user resulting in users
reposting their message several times. Use a real newsreader to connect to
an NNTP server to get to Usenet.

Some free NNTP servers:
msnews.microsoft.com (only microsoft.public.* groups, some filtering)
albasani.net
eternal-september.org

The alt.free.newsservers group has folks that discuss free NNTP servers (get
ready for lots of childish posts, though). There a post just there today
that listed several. These only carry text (non-binary) newsgroups because
their owners cannot afford the disk space and bandwidth for all the porn in
the binary groups.