>I didn't ask - I was answering another post about the comparison
Ah, but because you changed the subject, (or maybe it's just your newsreader
or ISP), it shows up as a new thread. And because you didn't quote anything
from the post you were replying to, it looks just like a brand new thread.
There is no way for us to tell who or what thread you are replying to.
Austin
dajaxon - 31 Dec 2004 05:28 GMT
dajaxon wrote:
>I didn't ask - I was answering another post about the comparison
Ah, but because you changed the subject, (or maybe it's just your newsreader
or ISP), it shows up as a new thread. And because you didn't quote anything
from the post you were replying to, it looks just like a brand new thread.
There is no way for us to tell who or what thread you are replying to.
Austin
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oh well ...
John McWilliams - 31 Dec 2004 05:34 GMT
> dajaxon wrote:
>
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> from the post you were replying to, it looks just like a brand new thread.
> There is no way for us to tell who or what thread you are replying to.
It was a new thread. daj's first post had no Refs. in the headers.

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