First, you have to understand how MT-NewsWatcher works with the server when opening newsgroups. The subject window does not show a 'live' view of a newsgroup; it displays a snapshot of the articles on the server when the group was opened. So when you post a new article, it won't show up in the subject window until you reopen the group.

I am getting a Not Ready Reading Drive D: message after the NIC drivers are loaded. GHOST tries to load but displays Not Ready Reading Drive D: First, let me applaud the author on a marvelous job in supporting an exrtemely important feature that Symantec has dropped the ball on. To those who are creating this disk set in a Static IP environment, one change is necessary. When the boot disk is created, it sticks a file called WATTCP.CFG into the GHOST folder.

If you were signed in when you posted the message (indicated by a star next to your name), you can edit or delete it any time. When you're signed in you'll see Edit and Delete links to the right of each message. If you weren't signed in, you can only edit or delete your message using the same internet connection (IP address) that you posted from and only until another message is posted. This difference is a good reason to register and sign in when using QuickTopic.

As a general rule: Cross-posted articles will not be approved for NANABl. There are exceptions. (A policy change announcement by a major DNSbl operator, for example.) Other times it's simply a mistake on the moderation team's part. You approved a post that's nothing but lies/slander/liable! It's your fault! You're responsible! Delete those slanderous lies! Comments posted to news.admin.net-abuse.blocklisting are solely the responsibility of their author.

You, or someone close to you, or someone not at all close to you that you've never met, or someone you met, invited to your place if they were ever in the area, but have long since forgotten, filled your email address in the box on http://www.starshiptitanic.com/smalform.html

Sometimes people are wondering why a particular email gets held. Here, I will try and teach you how to discover that on your own. the bottom of the headers, Spamcop adds it's own stuff. The headers we care about here are X-SpamCop-Checked and X-SpamCop-Disposition If the X-SpamCop-Disposition says "Blocked bl.spamcop.

Your IP address has been banned from posting on the board. That usually happens because you did something bad and I don't want you posting on the board anymore. It might have happened because you attempted to post to the board using an anonymous proxy server. My experience is that most people who access this board from anonymous proxy servers come here with bad intentions so I will ban everyone I can identify.

First, make sure you are using Internet Explorer as your browser. Due to browser security restrictions, the email results feature will only work in Internet Explorer. Then, check that your email application is defined: Open Internet Explorer and go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Programs -> Email, then specify your email application of choice.

Two individuals, specifically Mr. Baksa, the assistant superintendent for curriculum, and Dr. Butterfield, the language arts supervisor. It was reposted a number of days after it was originally posted because we came across the fact that there was a typo and a grammar error.

It depends on the error message. You may not have done anything wrong, per se. You may just have discovered a bug in the MAR. If you've recieved an error such as the following one, please contact the administrator immediately! Please provide ALL information that was listed on the page that generated the error. Also, specify what you were doing when the error occurred, and your username. If you've received an error when you try to make your entry, please read the error carefully.

It sounds like you might not have noticed that you exceeded the size of the printable message area. You should reject your proof and go back and reduce the size of the text.

If you have forgotten your username or your password, run the software and click on the "Forgot your password?" link. support@play65.com and send us your name and e-mail under which you have registered. Once your details are authenticated, you will receive a notification to your e-mail containing your username and your password.

If you're using an older printer (especially Hewlett-Packard printers), the printer software may not be able to handle newer printing commands. Visit the web site of the printer manufacturer (like http://www.hp.com for Hewlett-Packard), and download the latest software for your printer. This will usually fix printing problems you may experience. If you're using Mac OS X, make sure you're using the Mac OS X version of Gradekeeper.

We met at our mutual friends' house (animal communicator Kate Solisti-Mattelon and her husband Patrice) - after 6 months of listening to everyone around us say, "You have to meet Jackson," and "You have to meet Dr. Jean.

The name "Little Big Cat" came from a combination of factors. As a teenager, Dr. Jean spent two summers on a Nez Perce reservation in Idaho; so one of her favorite movies is "Little Big Man," in which the main character shifts back and forth between the Indian and white ways of life in the frontier West. And Jackson has a great interest in big cat behavior, and in how lions, tigers, and other big cats are similar to our domestic feline companions.

You cannot edit a posted message, but you may enter a new message and then e-mail the forum administrator to remove the old message. It may take as much as 24 hours before the old message is removed. If you wish to edit or remove a RESPONSE you have posted to an existing message, please e-mail the forum administrator. I cannot see (or get to) all of the categories! The bottom of the list does not show up on my screen.

You can edit a message that you have posted. It is only possible to edit messages if you are the originator of the message. To do this, navigate within the forums to locate your posted message. At the bottom right of the message, there is an 'edit' link. Click on this link and the 'edit message' form will appear. Above the message box, you will see a toolbar with symbols that resemble 'B' and 'I'.

Most messages will expire after a few months - although some topics have a shorter period before they are archived, depending on how popular a board is. A topic will not be archived unless it is no longer receiving active posts.

There is no fixed time for messages, however most messages over three months old that required a relatively prompt reply will be removed. Informational posts and those where time is not an issue may stay on longer.

Yes, just send an e-mail to sales@boilerroom.com requesting the removal of your message, be sure to describe which one to remove. Identity will be varified by comparing e-mail addresses to the one on the original post.