here is an example of why the Windos component
architecture is a failure:
0. Use Outlook.
1. Use Word as the editor.
2. Make a spelling mistake.
3. Now make the same mistake in the Subject line.
4. The spell checker sees the mistake in the Body, BUT
not the subject line.
See -- it's all bullshit. 16 1473
In article <a1******************************@news.teranews.co m>, john bailo wrote: here is an example of why the Windos component architecture is a failure:
0. Use Outlook. 1. Use Word as the editor. 2. Make a spelling mistake. 3. Now make the same mistake in the Subject line. 4. The spell checker sees the mistake in the Body, BUT not the subject line.
See -- it's all bullshit.
I don't know what version of Outlook you're using, but my version
(Outlook 2002), sure as hell finds both.
Tom Shelton
I almost didn't want to waste my time, but I did it with Both OUtlook 2003
and Outlook 2002. Both found the incorrect spellings in both instances.
So there I was, when the spell checker found it and I thought "John probably
made that up just to see if I can get Bill to waste his time." Then I
thought, that must also be why John and his boy keep insisting that you
can't use Pointers in C#.
Either that, or Outlook and other MS products feel the same way the rest of
the world does about John...
"john bailo" <ja*****@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:a1******************************@news.teranew s.com... here is an example of why the Windos component architecture is a failure:
0. Use Outlook. 1. Use Word as the editor. 2. Make a spelling mistake. 3. Now make the same mistake in the Subject line. 4. The spell checker sees the mistake in the Body, BUT not the subject line.
See -- it's all bullshit.
"William Ryan" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in message
news:uO****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... I almost didn't want to waste my time, but I did it with Both OUtlook 2003 and Outlook 2002. Both found the incorrect spellings in both instances.
So there I was, when the spell checker found it and I thought "John
probably made that up just to see if I can get Bill to waste his time." Then I thought, that must also be why John and his boy keep insisting that you can't use Pointers in C#.
Either that, or Outlook and other MS products feel the same way the rest
of the world does about John...
Now, now. Its just that he's left footed.
Its not fare to pick on him when he is attempting to form words with letters
according to the principles underlying accepted usage.
--
Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabis, ad caput tuum saxum immane
mittam.
King:
I was totally serious about everything but my last sentence. I really do
think Bailo says silly stuff like that just to see if we'll waste our time
disproving it. Regardless of what I think of his value to the NG, I don't
doubt that he's a fairly bright guy. As such, I doubt he'd really make such
claims like this one b/c he couldn't figure out how to work Outlook.
Considering how he likes provoking people, it's much easier for me to
believe he posted this for his own amusement rather than just sheer
stupidity.
Now, I did notice that he posted that stuff about Virgin Radio and that very
wierd "I'm as gay as Linux" thing (my version of both Windows 2003 server
and RH9 both seem asexual if anything, but I digress).
Not sure what bailo's deal is...
"Kingbarry2000" <ki*************@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:kjfqb.311244$6C4.90295@pd7tw1no... "William Ryan" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in message news:uO****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... I almost didn't want to waste my time, but I did it with Both OUtlook
2003 and Outlook 2002. Both found the incorrect spellings in both instances.
So there I was, when the spell checker found it and I thought "John probably made that up just to see if I can get Bill to waste his time." Then I thought, that must also be why John and his boy keep insisting that you can't use Pointers in C#.
Either that, or Outlook and other MS products feel the same way the rest of the world does about John...
Now, now. Its just that he's left footed. Its not fare to pick on him when he is attempting to form words with
letters according to the principles underlying accepted usage.
-- Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabis, ad caput tuum saxum
immane mittam.
Hi William Ryan , You say :
" I did it with Both Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2002 .
Both found the incorrect spellings in both instances . "
Some little German guy , Marcus Mönnig ,
wrote a program called _ 40tude Dialog _ .
Dialog beats the crap about of Outlook Express 6.0 .
OE6 can't spell check any fields .
What's worse , It doesn't check the spelling on the fly .
I use a back background so OE6 is sometimes unreadable .
( Because OE6 forces me to use dark fonts )
Worse yet , due to the large size of my tool tips ,
It's damn near impossible for me to even select a field .
What's more ,
I can't change the size of _ All _ the fonts .
( Such as folder names , fields , menus etc. )
Additionally , OE6 can't score like this :
[**]
=+100 From {(?-i)Relf}
+1 References {(?-i)Relf>$}
+1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>)?$}
+1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,2}$}
+1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,3}$}
+1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,4}$}
=+99 Score %=5
=+98 Score %=4
=+97 Score %=3
=+96 Score %=2
=+95 Score %=1
=+30 From {(?-i)Marcus Mönnig}
=+20 From {(?-i)Gregory L\. Hansen}
=+10 From {(?-i)bailo|Pmb|\bGauge\b}
+1 From {.}
-1 Subject {(?-i)Re:}
# Comment
-1 From {(?-i)Uncle Al|Spaceman}
-1 Message-ID {(?-i)mb-m\d\d\.aol\.com}
!markread Score %<0
poster->Jeff Relf <__**********@NCPlus.NET> Hi William Ryan , You say : " I did it with Both Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2002 . Both found the incorrect spellings in both instances . "
Some little German guy , Marcus Mönnig , wrote a program called _ 40tude Dialog _ .
Dialog beats the crap about of Outlook Express 6.0 .
IAYF promised it would do it for
'98.
It doesn't.
Another failed Allchins Bullshit project.
Luckily the money is bleeding from
Redmond.
No more architects.
No more designers.
Just Good Code.
learn to spell
"john bailo" <ja*****@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:a1******************************@news.teranew s.com... here is an example of why the Windos component architecture is a failure:
0. Use Outlook. 1. Use Word as the editor. 2. Make a spelling mistake. 3. Now make the same mistake in the Subject line. 4. The spell checker sees the mistake in the Body, BUT not the subject line.
See -- it's all bullshit.
poster->"Wade Coonrod" <\> learn to spell
learn to suck your own dick.
then maybe you'd be satisfied.
Jeff:
We weren't talking about some free junk like OE, we were talking about
Outlook in the context of what John was complaining about - which was
patently incorrect.
"Jeff Relf" <__**********@NCPlus.NET> wrote in message
news:1ltiqgzz4hyd4$.dlg@__.Jeff.Relf... Hi William Ryan , You say : " I did it with Both Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2002 . Both found the incorrect spellings in both instances . "
Some little German guy , Marcus Mönnig , wrote a program called _ 40tude Dialog _ .
Dialog beats the crap about of Outlook Express 6.0 .
OE6 can't spell check any fields .
What's worse , It doesn't check the spelling on the fly .
I use a back background so OE6 is sometimes unreadable . ( Because OE6 forces me to use dark fonts )
Worse yet , due to the large size of my tool tips , It's damn near impossible for me to even select a field .
What's more , I can't change the size of _ All _ the fonts . ( Such as folder names , fields , menus etc. )
Additionally , OE6 can't score like this : [**]
=+100 From {(?-i)Relf}
+1 References {(?-i)Relf>$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>)?$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,2}$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,3}$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,4}$}
=+99 Score %=5 =+98 Score %=4 =+97 Score %=3 =+96 Score %=2 =+95 Score %=1
=+30 From {(?-i)Marcus Mönnig} =+20 From {(?-i)Gregory L\. Hansen} =+10 From {(?-i)bailo|Pmb|\bGauge\b}
+1 From {.} -1 Subject {(?-i)Re:} # Comment -1 From {(?-i)Uncle Al|Spaceman} -1 Message-ID {(?-i)mb-m\d\d\.aol\.com}
!markread Score %<0
poster->"William Ryan" <do********@nospam.comcast.net> Jeff:
We weren't talking about some free junk like OE, we were talking about Outlook in the context of what John was complaining about - which was patently incorrect.
It wasn't 'incorrect' you stupid FUCK.
I saw it with my own eyes.
Try reading a few books before posting
you I.Q. 75 moronic twerp...oh yea,
you're going to have to pull your head
out of your ass first.
Case Closed.
"Jeff Relf" <__**********@NCPlus.NET> wrote in message news:1ltiqgzz4hyd4$.dlg@__.Jeff.Relf... Hi William Ryan , You say : " I did it with Both Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2002 . Both found the incorrect spellings in both instances . "
Some little German guy , Marcus Mönnig , wrote a program called _ 40tude Dialog _ .
Dialog beats the crap about of Outlook Express 6.0 .
OE6 can't spell check any fields .
What's worse , It doesn't check the spelling on the fly .
I use a back background so OE6 is sometimes unreadable . ( Because OE6 forces me to use dark fonts )
Worse yet , due to the large size of my tool tips , It's damn near impossible for me to even select a field .
What's more , I can't change the size of _ All _ the fonts . ( Such as folder names , fields , menus etc. )
Additionally , OE6 can't score like this : [**]
=+100 From {(?-i)Relf}
+1 References {(?-i)Relf>$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>)?$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,2}$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,3}$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,4}$}
=+99 Score %=5 =+98 Score %=4 =+97 Score %=3 =+96 Score %=2 =+95 Score %=1
=+30 From {(?-i)Marcus Mönnig} =+20 From {(?-i)Gregory L\. Hansen} =+10 From {(?-i)bailo|Pmb|\bGauge\b}
+1 From {.} -1 Subject {(?-i)Re:} # Comment -1 From {(?-i)Uncle Al|Spaceman} -1 Message-ID {(?-i)mb-m\d\d\.aol\.com}
!markread Score %<0
On Wed, 05 Nov 2003 19:04:21 +0000, john bailo wrote: here is an example of why the Windos component architecture is a failure:
0. Use Outlook. 1. Use Word as the editor. 2. Make a spelling mistake. 3. Now make the same mistake in the Subject line. 4. The spell checker sees the mistake in the Body, BUT not the subject line.
See -- it's all bullshit.
Newsgroups:
comp.os.linux.advocacy,microsoft.public.dotnet.gen eral,seattle.general,gnu.misc.discuss
Why do you do this shit?
Rtfm, put down the crackpipe and many of your problems would be resolved.
"jbailo" <ja*****@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:ce******************************@news.teranew s.com... poster->"William Ryan" <do********@nospam.comcast.net>
Jeff:
We weren't talking about some free junk like OE, we were talking about Outlook in the context of what John was complaining about - which was patently incorrect.
It wasn't 'incorrect' you stupid FUCK.
I saw it with my own eyes.
Try reading a few books before posting you I.Q. 75 moronic twerp...oh yea, you're going to have to pull your head out of your ass first.
Case Closed. "Jeff Relf" <__**********@NCPlus.NET> wrote in message news:1ltiqgzz4hyd4$.dlg@__.Jeff.Relf... Hi William Ryan , You say : " I did it with Both Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2002 . Both found the incorrect spellings in both instances . "
Some little German guy , Marcus Mönnig , wrote a program called _ 40tude Dialog _ .
Dialog beats the crap about of Outlook Express 6.0 .
OE6 can't spell check any fields .
What's worse , It doesn't check the spelling on the fly .
I use a back background so OE6 is sometimes unreadable . ( Because OE6 forces me to use dark fonts )
Worse yet , due to the large size of my tool tips , It's damn near impossible for me to even select a field .
What's more , I can't change the size of _ All _ the fonts . ( Such as folder names , fields , menus etc. )
Additionally , OE6 can't score like this : [**]
=+100 From {(?-i)Relf}
+1 References {(?-i)Relf>$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>)?$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,2}$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,3}$} +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,4}$}
=+99 Score %=5 =+98 Score %=4 =+97 Score %=3 =+96 Score %=2 =+95 Score %=1
=+30 From {(?-i)Marcus Mönnig} =+20 From {(?-i)Gregory L\. Hansen} =+10 From {(?-i)bailo|Pmb|\bGauge\b}
+1 From {.} -1 Subject {(?-i)Re:} # Comment -1 From {(?-i)Uncle Al|Spaceman} -1 Message-ID {(?-i)mb-m\d\d\.aol\.com}
!markread Score %<0
posterzz (!) "jabailo" <ja*****@hotmail.com>, with the izzo say: Rtfm, put down the crackpipe and many of your problems would be
resolved.
Yea, nice comback from a 98-pound skeltoid
rock-ho.
"jbailo" <ja*****@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:ce******************************@news.teranew s.com... poster->"William Ryan" <do********@nospam.comcast.net>
> Jeff: > > We weren't talking about some free junk like OE, we were talking about > Outlook in the context of what John was complaining about - which was > patently incorrect.
It wasn't 'incorrect' you stupid FUCK.
I saw it with my own eyes.
Try reading a few books before posting you I.Q. 75 moronic twerp...oh yea, you're going to have to pull your head out of your ass first.
Case Closed. > "Jeff Relf" <__**********@NCPlus.NET> wrote in message > news:1ltiqgzz4hyd4$.dlg@__.Jeff.Relf... >> Hi William Ryan , You say : >> " I did it with Both Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2002 . >> Both found the incorrect spellings in both instances . " >> >> Some little German guy , Marcus Mönnig , >> wrote a program called _ 40tude Dialog _ . >> >> Dialog beats the crap about of Outlook Express 6.0 . >> >> OE6 can't spell check any fields . >> >> What's worse , It doesn't check the spelling on the fly . >> >> I use a back background so OE6 is sometimes unreadable . >> ( Because OE6 forces me to use dark fonts ) >> >> Worse yet , due to the large size of my tool tips , >> It's damn near impossible for me to even select a field . >> >> What's more , >> I can't change the size of _ All _ the fonts . >> ( Such as folder names , fields , menus etc. ) >> >> Additionally , OE6 can't score like this : >> [**] >> >> =+100 From {(?-i)Relf} >> >> +1 References {(?-i)Relf>$} >> +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>)?$} >> +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,2}$} >> +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,3}$} >> +1 References {(?-i)Relf>(\s*<[^>]+>){0,4}$} >> >> =+99 Score %=5 >> =+98 Score %=4 >> =+97 Score %=3 >> =+96 Score %=2 >> =+95 Score %=1 >> >> =+30 From {(?-i)Marcus Mönnig} >> =+20 From {(?-i)Gregory L\. Hansen} >> =+10 From {(?-i)bailo|Pmb|\bGauge\b} >> >> +1 From {.} >> -1 Subject {(?-i)Re:} >> # Comment >> -1 From {(?-i)Uncle Al|Spaceman} >> -1 Message-ID {(?-i)mb-m\d\d\.aol\.com} >> >> !markread Score %<0
Hi William Ryan , You say :
" We weren't talking about some free junk like OE "
I have Office 2000 .
I no longer remember why I thought OE6 was better than
plain the Outlook that comes with Office .
But I'm sure I had a good reason for preferring OE6 .
And I couldn't live with OE6 anymore ... Free or not .
posterzz (!) Jeff Relf <__**********@NCPlus.NET>, with the izzo say: Hi William Ryan , You say : " We weren't talking about some free junk like OE "
I have Office 2000 .
I no longer remember why I thought OE6 was better than plain the Outlook that comes with Office .
But I'm sure I had a good reason for preferring OE6 .
And I couldn't live with OE6 anymore ... Free or not .
O E ^6 NNNNZZZZ
Mail Trail
In Yo
In Yo
Mail BOXzzzzzz
"Wade Coonrod" <\> wrote in message
news:O3**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... learn to spell
"john bailo" <ja*****@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:a1******************************@news.teranew s.com... here is an example of why the Windos component architecture is a failure:
0. Use Outlook. 1. Use Word as the editor. 2. Make a spelling mistake. 3. Now make the same mistake in the Subject line. 4. The spell checker sees the mistake in the Body, BUT not the subject line.
See -- it's all bullshit.
By Usenet convention, spelling correction comments must themselves contain a
spelling eror.
--
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domesticas habuitt. E-I-E-O. Cum moo moo hic, et cum moo moo ibi. Hic una
moo, ibi una moo, ubique una moo moo. Macdonaldus Senex fundum habuit.
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