Correct your mistakes here!
Posted by: Geoff P on 13 March 2004
This is great opportunity to revise and radical advice or opinions you provided over the last week or so.
Talk about Captain Kirk this is like a time warp.
I feel especially sorry for Mr Tibbs and System pics 2004
Oh and maybe N.B. as well
regards
GEOFF
Talk about Captain Kirk this is like a time warp.
I feel especially sorry for Mr Tibbs and System pics 2004
Oh and maybe N.B. as well
regards
GEOFF
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by Geoff P
Just to start things off I still think:
- Fraim is better than Mana but cost too much
- The 250mkii on the other hand is the best VFM product Naim makes
- Buy that XPS2 you know it makes sense
- Excellent news-All the boring stuf I wrote about DVD-A and SACD has now sunk without trace.
- Only 15 shopping days left to th eenxt price rise (according to my dealer)
GEOFF
- Fraim is better than Mana but cost too much
- The 250mkii on the other hand is the best VFM product Naim makes
- Buy that XPS2 you know it makes sense
- Excellent news-All the boring stuf I wrote about DVD-A and SACD has now sunk without trace.
- Only 15 shopping days left to th eenxt price rise (according to my dealer)
GEOFF
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by andy c
quote:
Only 15 shopping days left to th eenxt price rise (according to my dealer)
Cool!
That mean I got me 2nd Fraim rack just in time.....
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by Geoff P
Fredrik
I have an awfull feeling it is.
I read a comment on a thread from the admins saying what you see here is the latest backup Infopop had to restore from when the Naim server died.
regards
Geoff
I have an awfull feeling it is.
I read a comment on a thread from the admins saying what you see here is the latest backup Infopop had to restore from when the Naim server died.
regards
Geoff
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by blythe
I'd have thought most people would have a copy of their favourite posts in their "History" folder if using IExplorer. Unfortunately, I didn't read Frederick's organ post, so I don't have that one in my history...... Otherwise I could have re-posted it!
Computers are supposed to work on 1's and 0's - in other words "Yes" or "No" - why does mine frequently say "Maybe"?......
Computers are supposed to work on 1's and 0's - in other words "Yes" or "No" - why does mine frequently say "Maybe"?......
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by Geoff P
Blythe
Duh!
You are right. I had forgotten that.
Geoff
Duh!
You are right. I had forgotten that.
Geoff
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by Nime
Don't panic. The "organ piece" is still there in the Music Room. At least is is in my spacial/time dimension.
Nime
Nime
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by Thomas K
The History folder does not store the data, only a web link to it. Therefore, if it's no longer on the (Naim/Infopop) server, you won't be able to access it through your history.
Thomas
Thomas
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by Mr.Tibbs
"I feel especially sorry for Mr Tibbs"
Thank you Geoff.
Fortunately they got to me in time... They say it was just a cry for help and not a real suicide attempt though.
Mr Tibbs
Thank you Geoff.
Fortunately they got to me in time... They say it was just a cry for help and not a real suicide attempt though.
Mr Tibbs
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by Geoff P
quote:
The History folder does not store the data, only a web link to it. Therefore, if it's no longer on the (Naim/Infopop) server, you won't be able to access it through your history.
Thomas
Actually it stores the "page"you viewed with all it's contents so the postings are there in full detail.
At least it does in XP on my PC.
regards
GEOFF
Posted on: 13 March 2004 by Nime
As we can see the "organ" piece (amongst others) on our (XP) computers when we click on the "Music Room" is there any way one of us could transfer the post (or even the whole thread) back to the forum? Perhaps as one long post? So that it is re-archived. Or have I completely lost the meaning of this conversation?
Nime
Everyone has the right to be wrong.
Nime
Everyone has the right to be wrong.
Posted on: 14 March 2004 by Nime
Done. I think? 
Nime
Everyone has the right to be wrong.
Nime
Everyone has the right to be wrong.
Posted on: 14 March 2004 by Nime
Pease let me know if I can help any further.
Nime
Nime
Posted on: 16 March 2004 by Thomas K
At least it does in XP on my PC.
In that case I must apologize; I'm running W98. If complete posts or threads really are stored on your HD you should be able to run a search for a single keyword contained in a post. In my system, this yields no results (only images are stored).
Thomas
In that case I must apologize; I'm running W98. If complete posts or threads really are stored on your HD you should be able to run a search for a single keyword contained in a post. In my system, this yields no results (only images are stored).
Thomas
Posted on: 16 March 2004 by blythe
quote:
Originally posted by Thomas K:
_At least it does in XP on my PC._
In that case I must apologize; I'm running W98. If complete posts or threads really are stored on your HD you should be able to run a search for a single keyword contained in a post. In my system, this yields no results (only images are stored).
Thomas
I use Win98 and through the History, I can view all of the pages that I have previously visited. If I haven't viewed a particular page or thread previously, I am unable to view those pages "off-line" as they were never stored in my cache as I have never viewed them. That's why the search function won't work; if you see what I mean!
Computers are supposed to work on 1's and 0's - in other words "Yes" or "No" - why does mine frequently say "Maybe"?......