[cod] HI
Chris Adams
chris at fragzzhost.com
Sat Jun 4 17:58:39 EDT 2005
Cool – any time :-D
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Chris Adams
GameSwitch Ltd.
www.gameswitch.co.uk
(0871) 218 GAME
+44 (0)871 218 4263
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark J. DeFilippis [mailto:defilm at acm.org]
Sent: 04 June 2005 22:22
To: cod at icculus.org
Subject: RE: [cod] HI
OMG!
I have been sorting my 200+ Inbound project messages manually for
years. I estimate I lose about a man hour each day doing this,
but there are so many projects to keep track of...
I can not believe it. You don't realize how much you have just
increased the quality of life for me... Often I don't get to answer
email as fast as it comes in during the day, or I would not get
any work done. That 1-2.5 hours is usually after 6pm. I can now
cut that down by about an hour and go home and see my boys
before they are asleep!
Thank you!
Dr. D
At 05:05 PM 6/4/2005, you wrote:
I think this is what you mean:
1. Right-click the ordering bars at the top of the message list
view (From, Subject, etc)
2. Click Customise Current View
3. Click Group By
4. Select Group items by: Conversation
5. OK, OK
That should be what youre after :-)
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Chris Adams
GameSwitch Ltd.
www.gameswitch.co.uk
(0871) 218 GAME
+44 (0)871 218 4263
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark J. DeFilippis [mailto:defilm at acm.org]
Sent: 04 June 2005 18:22
To: cod at icculus.org
Subject: Re: [cod] HI
Outlook has threading similar to the threading from Usenet for email????
I use outlook virus magnet at work as well, but managing my email is a
PIA.
If it had threading so it would attach itself to the existing thread
It would be a HUGE time saver for me. I have never seen this
but if someone has a link for info on where this is, I would be soooo
grateful.
GMail is out for me as well. Corporate policy. While I like it,
I wrote the policy book, and it would really look bad if I didn't
follow my own guidelines.. It is a no-no same as Gotomypc,
etc... Just business and new SOX requirements since all the
corporate scandals...
Link anyone? MS Support for outlook was not very helpful
when I searched under "threading, threads". :-(
Tks!
Md
At 04:28 PM 6/1/2005, you wrote:
Everyone has their favorite email client. pine is the best! To each
there own.
-Jeremiah
On Wed, 1 Jun 2005, Robert Mount wrote:
yes, Gmail will pop to get mail from another account. You can also
pop in to pick up mail (but no imap).
Only thing missing is imap and the ability to set your "from" address.
You can set your "reply to" address though.
--Rob
On 6/1/05, Chris Adams <chris at fragzzhost.com> wrote:
I don't think I could really trust a web-based e-mail service... too
paranoid. Luckily I have RAM to throw away :-)
"It's nice when you have a year to customize
it, deal with viruses and exploits, keep up on security patches, etc" -
I disagree with this though. Viruses and exploits? A year customising
it?
Just wondering - I assume Gmail does have some kind of POP / IMAP fetch
facility from other mail servers? Else really the argument is over now
on my part lol
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Chris Adams
GameSwitch Ltd.
www.gameswitch.co.uk <http://www.gameswitch.co.uk/>
(0871) 218 GAME
+44 (0)871 218 4263
-----Original Message-----
From: BludGeonT[EUG] [mailto:bludgeont at gmail.com]
Sent: 01 June 2005 19:01
To: cod at icculus.org
Subject: Re: [cod] HI
I use outlook for work. It's nice when you have a year to customize
it, deal with viruses and exploits, keep up on security patches, etc.
JUST so you can come close to the coolness of gmail, which it still
doesn't rival. Outlook works, but its bloatware, anyway - I only
chime in because I use Outlook with the oracle connectors or work to
use and yah its cool, but gmail uses only your browser, and not a 50mb
memory gulping program like outlook. If youre going to get and send a
lot of email and want it to be nice looking and easy to manage, use
gmail. If you want to use tasks lists, calendars, notes, etc -
outlook is for you.
Bludge
On 6/1/05, Chris Adams <chris at fragzzhost.com> wrote:
Microsoft Outlook does exactly the same (i.e that comes with Office,
not
Outlook Express)
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Chris Adams
GameSwitch Ltd.
www.gameswitch.co.uk <http://www.gameswitch.co.uk/>
(0871) 218 GAME
+44 (0)871 218 4263
-----Original Message-----
From: todd at simops.com [mailto:todd at simops.com]
Sent: 16 May 2005 14:19
To: cod at icculus.org
Subject: Re: [cod] HI
Hook a brother up Please.
TLP
----- Original Message -----
From: "BludGeonT[EUG]" <bludgeont at gmail.com>
To: <cod at icculus.org>
Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 1:45 PM
Subject: Re: [cod] HI
In my opinion, this mailing list receives a LOT of email - BUT - If
you have a good email client (such as gmail) then threads and email
mangement is simple, organized, and in no way overwhelming. I can't
put words to what Google has done with their gmail, it simply is 2GB
of pure goodness. I love receiving tons of email when its as
organized as it gets without any additional work like gmail.
So for those that want COD information, but cant handle the load or
the clutter that a normal email client creates with mass email, then
get a gmail account.
I know they aren't that special anymore to have one, but damn I got 50
inivitations, probably like the rest of you mofos too, so if you need
a real emaIl client, let me know and I'll give you some, gmail is
still in beta and invite only.
My 2 cents,
BludGeonT[EUG]
On 5/15/05, Lestat <lestat at aresgames.com> wrote:
Hi,
Seem BF2 will need lot of CPU power for run server so need to see if
they
will be viable good price server's possibilities...
So wait and see and never say a game will be good before see if they
got a
good dedicated server...
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Warren" <paulwarren at blueyonder.co.uk>
To: <cod at icculus.org>
Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 2:55 AM
Subject: Re: [cod] HI
tbh
{off topic}
BF2 will rule. ITs out end of this month and should rock till cod
2
comes out and then cod2 will own.
oh and CS:source will be there for ever
Luke Antins (Firestorm Games) wrote:
I agree, this (and other icculus lists) have been a excellent
source
of information when any issues arise. It may get quiet from time
to
time, but that's better then having it filled with useless off
topic
talk :¬)
As for COD2, it will be interesting to see what happens!
Kind Regards
Luke Antins
--
[Firestorm Games]
http://www.firestorm-games.net/
--
Jeremiah Gilbert aka |VTN|[Jagged]
VTNetworks Server Admin
support at vtnetworks.net
http://www.vtnetworks.net <http://www.vtnetworks.net/>
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