Dont't Shoot the Messenger! [Re: 1 too many files]
brgamble
Thursday, October 4, 2001 7:17 PM
I actually think there are some apologies due to Andrew Cox. It is
not his fault that complainants are unable to (1) download the
Citidas files or (2) play them.
As pointed out in my earlier note on this subject it is in fact
simple to do both - I won't repeat myself.
But what concerns me most is (a) the tone of the "please desist"
instruction and (b)the griping which indicates this is somehow Andrew
Cox's fault. He quite rightly has said he won't be bothered posting
any more files.
I have rarely seen this sort of things on other groups and it is
regretable here. If it keeps up no one will post anything and then
where will we be.
May I suggest that keeping our software up to date (and our knowledge
of it) is our own personal responsibility, NOT (except for viruses)
the posters!
Don't shoot the messenger!
Bruce
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not his fault that complainants are unable to (1) download the
Citidas files or (2) play them.
As pointed out in my earlier note on this subject it is in fact
simple to do both - I won't repeat myself.
But what concerns me most is (a) the tone of the "please desist"
instruction and (b)the griping which indicates this is somehow Andrew
Cox's fault. He quite rightly has said he won't be bothered posting
any more files.
I have rarely seen this sort of things on other groups and it is
regretable here. If it keeps up no one will post anything and then
where will we be.
May I suggest that keeping our software up to date (and our knowledge
of it) is our own personal responsibility, NOT (except for viruses)
the posters!
Don't shoot the messenger!
Bruce
--- In TramsDownUnder@y..., "Greg King" <tramway@a...> wrote:
MessageWell, after 7 minutes of it trying to open, it finally cutmy connection so, I don't think I'll bother again, thanks anyway.
----- Original Message -----the files go to
From: Andrew Cox
To: TramsDownUnder@y...
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 9:13 PM
Subject: RE: [TramsDownUnder] Re: 1 too many files
Well Fine!
I have deleted the files off your group and for those who want
http://members.optushome.com.au/tramways/files/http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/en/download/default.asp
If you have a Mac and want to view the files go to
and you can download the windows media player for Mac.so if it is no good I will no longer
This is the only video capture and editing software that I have
supply any files to your group.either Netscape
Andrew Cox
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter D. Ehrlich [mailto:norcalrr@s...]
Sent: Wednesday, 3 October 2001 11:22 PM
To: tramways@o...; TramsDownUnder
Subject: [TramsDownUnder] Re: 1 too many files
Andrew:
Sorry, but I am unable to open any of these promo clips from
Communicator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. And I have a veryadvanced
iMac. Not even QuickTime would work. I'm sure many of thegroup members
are in the same position I'm in.uploading any more.
Until you can explain how to do it, please refrain from
Service.
Thanks,
Milantram
listowner
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