Tom Ivar Helbekkmo writes:
> Michael,
>
> It's generally not considered good form to move a private conversation
> to a newsgroup or mailing list without mutual consent, but since you
> have chosen to do so, I don't mind commenting briefly. In fact, among
Oh! Please take my apologies. Up to this moment I haven't noticed that your
original mail was send in private and not via the list. I'm really sorry
about this, since I absolutely agree that this behaviour is not good.
> I feel sorry for you if you have an employer so lacking in common
> sense that you're forced to use a Microsoft application for email. It
> is one thing to demand that employees use Microsoft's poor excuse for
> an operating system, but you should at least be allowed to use what
> you want for tasks where it cannot make a difference to anyone but you
> which tool you choose.
I couldn't agree more. But tell that to my boss. :-( But then I'm leaving
this job anyway, so I don't care about it that much anymore.
> These days, it's not always so easy. In many of the fora I follow,
> things are still the way they were. The NetBSD mailing lists, for
> instance, are easy to read -- almost everybody follows conventions.
And almost noone will use M$ I think. :-)
Michael
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