>>> You have just answered your own question. Time to get a real Usenet
>>> client.
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> It is the single best bit of advice I can offer someone regarding
> Usenet, no smilie's, winks or anything else needed.
>Well, in this case it's not good enough advice, is it now? It's highly
>unlikely that OE is causing his problem, regardless of what you think of it.
It causes 99.9% of the Usenet client related problems I read, sorry to
the OP if this falls into the the other 0.1% category, but even if it
works flawlessly, it is still sound advice.

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Marcus Redd - 25 Jul 2006 12:14 GMT
>>Well, in this case it's not good enough advice, is it now? It's highly
>>unlikely that OE is causing his problem, regardless of what you think of
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> the OP if this falls into the the other 0.1% category, but even if it
> works flawlessly, it is still sound advice.
OE has never caused me, nor anyone I know, problems with Usenet for
non-binary related reading. The vast majority of problems that I've seen are
caused by having a crap news server. The lack of headers in this case would
strongly suggest this to me.
This constant OE bashing is as tiring as the old anti-top-posting whining
that has, thankfully, mostly died out these days.
Now here's some smilies for ya:
:o) ;o) >:0|
Andrew - 25 Jul 2006 12:28 GMT
>Now here's some smilies for ya:
>
>:o) ;o) >:0|
You sure you shouldn't be on a web forum somewhere? you could have
lots of animated smilie's there ;-)

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Marcus Redd - 25 Jul 2006 12:48 GMT
>>Now here's some smilies for ya:
>>
>>:o) ;o) >:0|
>
> You sure you shouldn't be on a web forum somewhere? you could have
> lots of animated smilie's there ;-)
Hehe... actually, I hate 'em! I have a "mate" who uses them in an email just
after he's given you a good textual kicking. He must think it softens the
blow or something...
Peter [AGHL] - 25 Jul 2006 14:11 GMT
> It causes 99.9% of the Usenet client related problems I read
Read? - no personal experience?
:)
I've been using variuos version of OE for ~ 10 years
One just have to remember to add QuoteFix and it's fine
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/
- Peter