sun chilisoft

[kogger]

anyone know a good source of info on sun's ASP proggie? Would it be safe to
ask questions in here?

[Bob Lehmann]

Only if you promise not to use words like "proggie".

Bob Lehmann

"kogger" <mo**@kog.ca> wrote in message
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anyone know a good source of info on sun's ASP proggie? Would it be safe to ask questions in here?

[Ray at]

I thought I was the only person who despised that. Let's see what else is
on my list:

e-mail addy
'puter
BLOG

IF I HEAR ONE MORE THING ABOUT A DAMN BLOG, I'M GOING TO GO ON A KILLING
SPREE.

Ray at work

"Bob Lehmann" <no****@dontbotherme.zzz> wrote in message
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Only if you promise not to use words like "proggie".

Bob Lehmann

"kogger" <mo**@kog.ca> wrote in message
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anyone know a good source of info on sun's ASP proggie? Would it be

safe to

ask questions in here?

[Bob Lehmann]

CAPS LOCK
n e 1
ur
KEwL DuDEz
smth
thingy

posts with no punctuation or white space

your, loosing instead of you're, losing

About the "B" word......
NOW DON"T GO LOOSING IT, but I happen to be working on a "Diary on the Web"
application, and I think it's pretty KeWL.
Bob Lehmann
"Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP]" <myfirstname at lane34 dot com> wrote in
message news:er**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

I thought I was the only person who despised that. Let's see what else is
on my list:

e-mail addy
'puter
BLOG

IF I HEAR ONE MORE THING ABOUT A DAMN BLOG, I'M GOING TO GO ON A KILLING
SPREE.

Ray at work

"Bob Lehmann" <no****@dontbotherme.zzz> wrote in message
news:%2******************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

Only if you promise not to use words like "proggie".

Bob Lehmann

"kogger" <mo**@kog.ca> wrote in message
news:W9*********************@news20.bellglobal.com ...

anyone know a good source of info on sun's ASP proggie? Would it be

safe

to

ask questions in here?

[Ray at]

Ah, yes, I forgot about ne1 and kewl! Grrr. The whole punctuation thing
and all that evokes an entirely higher level of murderous rage in me.

Ray at work

"Bob Lehmann" <no****@dontbotherme.zzz> wrote in message
news:eZ**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

CAPS LOCK
n e 1
ur
KEwL DuDEz
smth
thingy

posts with no punctuation or white space

your, loosing instead of you're, losing

About the "B" word......
NOW DON"T GO LOOSING IT, but I happen to be working on a "Diary on the Web" application, and I think it's pretty KeWL.
Bob Lehmann

[Dave Anderson]

"Bob Lehmann" wrote:

...your, loosing instead of you're, losing...

^^^^^^^^^^

The above evoked this in my head: would/could/should of

For that matter,
• I could care less (no you couldn't)
• Defininately (definitely NOT the correct spelling)
• One-line responses after full quotes
• Any response that omits all quotes
• There, their, they're
• M$, Micro$oft
• HTML instead of plain-text
• Longhorns (oops! How did that get in there?)

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[Kindler Chase]

CAP LOCKED SUBJECT LINES

One word, non-descriptive subjects

Any type of abbreviated/modified 'kewl' word, i.e., peeps - though not quite
to the effect of Ray's Murderous Rage ;o)

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[Chris Barber]

Errm, ... Sun themselves springs to mind since it's there application?
Presumably the install comes with documentation?

Chris.

"kogger" <mo**@kog.ca> wrote in message
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anyone know a good source of info on sun's ASP proggie? Would it be safe to
ask questions in here?

[Paul Fournier]

whoa guys. Sorry to offend your finer sensibilities. I will try to
clean up my language.

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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Paul Fournier wrote:

whoa guys. Sorry to offend your finer sensibilities. I will try to
clean up my language.

Ahhh - you're just seeing some Friday banter - don't take it personally.
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quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.

[Ray at]

And let's not forget about those people who think that multiple independent
clauses can be all joined together in one sentence by separating them with
some hyphens.

:P

Ray at work

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <re******@NOyahoo.SPAMcom> wrote in message
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Paul Fournier wrote:

whoa guys. Sorry to offend your finer sensibilities. I will try to
clean up my language.

Ahhh - you're just seeing some Friday banter - don't take it personally.
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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

No - must not forget them! And top posters too! Nasty, nasty!

P
Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP] wrote: And let's not forget about those people who think that multiple
independent clauses can be all joined together in one sentence by
separating them with some hyphens.

P

Ray at work

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <re******@NOyahoo.SPAMcom> wrote in message
news:eu**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Paul Fournier wrote:

whoa guys. Sorry to offend your finer sensibilities. I will try to
clean up my language.

Ahhh - you're just seeing some Friday banter - don't take it
personally. --

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Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From
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quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.

[Chris Barber]

Hey - what's up with top-posters?

Makes it easier to read when you follow the posts in Outlook Express. Or are
you all still using DOS stuff for this? It seems to me that 'netiquestte'
for newsgroup posts is a little out of date when the biggest argument that
can be mustered in a thread is whether or not to top post?

LoL.

Chris.
(only semi-serious about the topic of top posting)

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <re******@NOyahoo.SPAMcom> wrote in message
news:e$**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
No - must not forget them! And top posters too! Nasty, nasty!

P
Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP] wrote: And let's not forget about those people who think that multiple
independent clauses can be all joined together in one sentence by
separating them with some hyphens.

P

Ray at work

"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <re******@NOyahoo.SPAMcom> wrote in message
news:eu**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Paul Fournier wrote:

whoa guys. Sorry to offend your finer sensibilities. I will try to
clean up my language.

Ahhh - you're just seeing some Friday banter - don't take it
personally. --

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Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From
header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a
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[Kindler Chase]

Chris Barber wrote:

Hey - what's up with top-posters?

Makes it easier to read when you follow the posts in Outlook Express.
Or are you all still using DOS stuff for this? It seems to me that
'netiquestte' for newsgroup posts is a little out of date when the
biggest argument that can be mustered in a thread is whether or not
to top post?

LoL.

Chris.
(only semi-serious about the topic of top posting)

:) I highly recommend this add-on for OE newsreaders. After you install,
you'll see why us bottom-feeders (errr, posters) find it easier to follow a
thread. An added bonus is the cool replacement of smilies with icons ;o) :
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/
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Organize your billing process and impress your clients.

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n3 Support Group

[Chris Barber]

I'll be honest and day that I prefer a top-post so that as I click on each
message in the thread I can see what was said (at the top of course). With
bottom-posting I have to scroll down the entire message just to see a one
liner. It's not worth the hassle and so I tend to ignore bottom-posts not
through a conscious effort but by dint of getting sick of having to scroll
about all the time.

However, fixing the stupid 76 character linefeed issue is cool - it's a
throwback to type printers that had to have hard carriage returns in the
text.

Chris.

"Kindler Chase" <billyboy@DELETE_ME_roubaixinteractive.com> wrote in message
news:ev*************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
Chris Barber wrote:

Hey - what's up with top-posters?

Makes it easier to read when you follow the posts in Outlook Express.
Or are you all still using DOS stuff for this? It seems to me that
'netiquestte' for newsgroup posts is a little out of date when the
biggest argument that can be mustered in a thread is whether or not
to top post?

LoL.

Chris.
(only semi-serious about the topic of top posting)

:) I highly recommend this add-on for OE newsreaders. After you install,
you'll see why us bottom-feeders (errr, posters) find it easier to follow a
thread. An added bonus is the cool replacement of smilies with icons ;o) :
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/
--

kindler chase
http://www.ncubed.com
Home of SuperInvoice: The Online Invoicing Application.
Organize your billing process and impress your clients.

news://news.ncubed.com/support
n3 Support Group

[kogger]

Kindler Chase wrote:

Chris Barber wrote:

Hey - what's up with top-posters?

Makes it easier to read when you follow the posts in Outlook Express.
Or are you all still using DOS stuff for this? It seems to me that
'netiquestte' for newsgroup posts is a little out of date when the
biggest argument that can be mustered in a thread is whether or not
to top post?

LoL.

Chris.
(only semi-serious about the topic of top posting)

:) I highly recommend this add-on for OE newsreaders. After you
install, you'll see why us bottom-feeders (errr, posters) find it
easier to follow a thread. An added bonus is the cool replacement of
smilies with icons ;o) :
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/

Hey Chase,

that's one nifty add-on (can I say nifty here?). I might not of gotten any
answers for my chilisoft questions but this makes it worth it.

[Bob Barrows]

I actually have no strong preference, except that I will always intersperse
my reply when responding to different points within the post. Otherwise,
because OE-Quotefix makes it easy, I usually bottom-post my initial replies,
but if the respondant top-posts his reply to my post, I usually comply with
that unless I have to respond to several points within his response.

When bottom-posting, I try to trim all the irrelevant stuff from the
original post so that scrolling is not so much an issue. It's not always
possible.

With top-posting, it's way too easy to forget to trim the quotes from
previous messages, resulting in increased bandwidth usage, which is still an
issue even in these days of broadband.

Bob

Chris Barber wrote:

I'll be honest and day that I prefer a top-post so that as I click on
each message in the thread I can see what was said (at the top of
course). With bottom-posting I have to scroll down the entire message
just to see a one liner. It's not worth the hassle and so I tend to
ignore bottom-posts not through a conscious effort but by dint of
getting sick of having to scroll about all the time.

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Please reply to the newsgroup. This email account is my spam trap so I
don't check it very often. If you must reply off-line, then remove the
"NO SPAM"

[Chris Barber]

I'd like to apologise for being a bit 'funny' with my original post.
After reading your woes with getting docs from Sun I feel a bit bad!

Chris.

"kogger" <mo**@kog.ca> wrote in message
news:kL*********************@news20.bellglobal.com ...
Kindler Chase wrote:

Chris Barber wrote:

Hey - what's up with top-posters?

Makes it easier to read when you follow the posts in Outlook Express.
Or are you all still using DOS stuff for this? It seems to me that
'netiquestte' for newsgroup posts is a little out of date when the
biggest argument that can be mustered in a thread is whether or not
to top post?

LoL.

Chris.
(only semi-serious about the topic of top posting)

:) I highly recommend this add-on for OE newsreaders. After you
install, you'll see why us bottom-feeders (errr, posters) find it
easier to follow a thread. An added bonus is the cool replacement of
smilies with icons ;o) :
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/

Hey Chase,

that's one nifty add-on (can I say nifty here?). I might not of gotten any
answers for my chilisoft questions but this makes it worth it.

[Bob Barrows]

Where did you read those? Certainly not in this thread ...

Bob

Chris Barber wrote:

I'd like to apologise for being a bit 'funny' with my original post.
After reading your woes with getting docs from Sun I feel a bit bad!

Chris.

--
Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET
Please reply to the newsgroup. This email account is my spam trap so I
don't check it very often. If you must reply off-line, then remove the
"NO SPAM"

[kogger]

Bah it's no big deal. I've just about given up on Sun for support on their
product. I think I'll start running some tests with Windows Server 2003. I
heard that Microsoft offers a web only version of the OS. Would you guys
recommend it? Is it limited in any shape or form as far as ASP is
concerned?
Chris Barber wrote:

I'd like to apologise for being a bit 'funny' with my original post.
After reading your woes with getting docs from Sun I feel a bit bad!

Chris.

"kogger" <mo**@kog.ca> wrote in message
news:kL*********************@news20.bellglobal.com ...
Kindler Chase wrote:

Chris Barber wrote:

Hey - what's up with top-posters?

Makes it easier to read when you follow the posts in Outlook
Express. Or are you all still using DOS stuff for this? It seems to
me that 'netiquestte' for newsgroup posts is a little out of date
when the biggest argument that can be mustered in a thread is
whether or not to top post?

LoL.

Chris.
(only semi-serious about the topic of top posting)

:) I highly recommend this add-on for OE newsreaders. After you
install, you'll see why us bottom-feeders (errr, posters) find it
easier to follow a thread. An added bonus is the cool replacement of
smilies with icons ;o) :
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/

Hey Chase,

that's one nifty add-on (can I say nifty here?). I might not of
gotten any answers for my chilisoft questions but this makes it worth
it.

[Net Mongrel]

.... because it doesn't make sense upside down.

Dave Anderson wrote:

"Bob Lehmann" wrote:

...your, loosing instead of you're, losing...

^^^^^^^^^^

The above evoked this in my head: would/could/should of

For that matter,
. I could care less (no you couldn't)
. Defininately (definitely NOT the correct spelling)
. One-line responses after full quotes
. Any response that omits all quotes
. There, their, they're
. M$, Micro$oft
. HTML instead of plain-text
. Longhorns (oops! How did that get in there?)

o URL only responses with no clues to content
o constantly changing subject lines
o anonymous nics (oops - I'll change back just as soon as I've dumped my
current provider - promise)
o Top posting ....

--
Net

[Dave Anderson]

Kindler Chase wrote:

:) I highly recommend this add-on for OE newsreaders. After you
install, you'll see why us bottom-feeders (errr, posters) find it
easier to follow a thread. An added bonus is the cool replacement of
smilies with icons ;o) :
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/

I've been looking for a tool like this ever since I left my old job (and
consequently the Mac world). Ironically, these features (color coding,
auto-wrapping, etc.) were built into OE5 for the Mac.

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[Dave Anderson]

kogger wrote:

Bah it's no big deal. I've just about given up on Sun for support on
their product. I think I'll start running some tests with Windows
Server 2003. I heard that Microsoft offers a web only version of the
OS. Would you guys recommend it? Is it limited in any shape or form
as far as ASP is concerned?

Not ASP, but it cannot run certain apps, such as SQL Server.

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