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Re: Admin: a suggestion on the script corruption problem.
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Re: Admin: a suggestion on the script corruption problem.


  • Subject: Re: Admin: a suggestion on the script corruption problem.
  • From: Dale Saukerson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2001 15:42:48 -0600

At 12:32 PM -0600 2/16/01, JollyRoger wrote:

Should we go the "readable post" route
Or should we go the "unreadable post" route

I vote for the readable solution. And I vote Chuq gets funds to hire an assistant.

I want to follow the discussions by reading the sample code. I believe you would better serve other newbies and inexperienced users by allowing them to do the same. Suffering thru mangled text would be much less of a burden than requiring us to use a tool to simply follow the discussion. I would use the tool if made available, but meanwhile if I can't demangle the code, I would ask the listmember to send me the code via private E-mail.

We could alter our signatures to alert others to the fact that the server mangles the code and suggest they request a sample by private E-mail when they can't get the distributed code to work. Or how about altering the listserver tag line to show the same thing?

Obviously, sample code is the *prime* function of this list. Lets not all but remove easy access to it.
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Dale Saukerson email@hidden
Minnesota, USA.
G4 Yikes PCI/400 mhz 256megs
AppleScript neophyte


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