Posted by Stan on 09/27/05 18:45

:-)

I learn something new every day.

Thanks AlmostBob - I thought it was only for emails lol

Cheers



"AlmostBob" <anonymous1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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scuse me FatKat I have an answer for Stan

outlook express has a default icon 'Find',
guess what it does
searches the current newsgroup

If you customized your OE and took the button off the toolbar, its under the
Edit menu


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"Stan" <kieronbutler@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Can I ask a question without an argument FatKat?
>
> I view newsgroups (about 3 times a year) through Outlook Express, I do not
> know of a way of searching it to avoid having to ask for help.
> Can you advise how to do so or what other means of searching the
newsgroups
> are without calling me thick?
>
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>
>
> "FatKat" <robynari@juno.com> wrote in message
> news:1127826319.123126.284620@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
> Stan top-posted:
> > What a retard.
>
> That's why you're the one looking for help.
>
> > I joined the the NG to get info, didn't have 3 hours to troll through
the
> > 1000's of initial posts so thought I'd ask.
>
> That would make you the retard, Stan. You don't need three hours, or
> really any hours. The NG is searchable (ahhh, the magic of the
> internet). The only reason why there are so many messages on this NG
> is because of lazy newbies like you who "join" and repeatedly post the
> same question, and so painfully suck at it.
>
> > Clearly this NG is full of retards who expect everyone else to be
expert.
>
> No, this NG is full of everyday people who are ready to provide any
> helpful hints as long as they are not expected to have to do anybody's
> work for them.
>
> > Well sorry I'm not expert and didn't have the time to list every detail
> > you
> > may wish for as I was hoping (Wrongly I see) that someone would offer
help
> > &
> > request info which I can easily provide.
>
> Some one has provided help - it's on the NG which is searchable. And
> again, expertise is not your problem - laziness is.
>
> > So far, those who have answered are small minded sad little people who
> > really need to get a LIFE!
>
> We have a life and we get downloads, Stan. And just to show everybody
> how much more of a life Stan has than the rest of us, a classic parting
> shot:
> >
> > Now go away & die
>
>

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