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On Thursday 09 December 2004 18:45, Neil Williams wrote:
Rubbish. Re-examine your assumptions. XML is a superb format for data exchange, simply because it can be anything you need. It is easy to convert - but that's the crucial point - it still NEEDS to be converted at times. Read my XML tutorial at codehelp and set yourself straight on your faulty assumptions.
Obviously as you've probably gathered I just made assumptions that if one program saved in xml then another would be able to open it. I'll have a good read of your site, hopefully it'll import a bit more 'clue' in me :)
Completely as a side issue, if Mike Andrews happens to read this in an...the list. Thank god for procmail and /dev/null.Enough of that. Do this off list by asking a friend to communicate with someone who has blocked your emails - rightly or wrongly.
Now who do I know the knows him ? perhaps someone on this list ? Receiving an email from his mail system everytime I post to the list is a pita. I don't know him (at least I don't think I do), I've never sent an email to him, and I got no idea if anyone I know knows him. But since the subject message his system sent back was the one I sent to the list, I'm hoping that it's someone on the list ;) or that someone on the list knows him - perhaps they could ask him to just allow emails addressed to the list in. Personally I'm not bothered if he wants to block emails written by me - that's his right after all to choose who's emails he reads and whose he doesn't. I just don't really want to receive an email back everytime I post to the list. Jon -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.