[CTS] Re: Error message/Yahpoop/Tee

the Tandy 1000Sx was a 386sx based machine, not all that long ago and it
should have been loaded with at least DOS and Windows 3.11
  -----Original Message-----
  From: computertalkshop-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:computertalkshop-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Dangerous
  Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2003 12:41 AM
  To: computertalkshop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  Subject: [CTS] Re: Error message/Yahpoop/Tee


  My first real computer was a Tandy 1000SX. Whoopie inspired me with the
movie "Jumping Jack Flash". After seeing that movie I just had to have a
computer.  Back then I was considered the software Queen.  You want it I
would have a friend who had it and was forever copying diskettes.
  Dora

  Russ Blakeman wrote:

     Dora I can relate to that, I started way back in the mid 70;s before
IBM came out with any of the personal computers. I've run BBS's and even run
pre-300 baud to iclude acoustic couplers and manual connect modems and had
Borland Turbo Pascal, BASIC (tons of kinds), COBOL, FORTRAN, SnoBol,
Assembler, C, C+, C++, some defencse only languages, etc. Had a Sanyo
MBC-555-2 that was a pain in the arse and even wrote regular articles for
Soft Sector Magazine from Falsoft Publishing right near here in Louisville
(now long gone). I've done Commodores, Sinclairs, Timex, TRS-80 includsing
the 1000, 2000 and 3000 line, IBMs out the gazoo and manya many other
machines most people have never heard of. Doubt too many people on the list
have had the thrill  of loading a program by cassette or even keypunch card
but as much of a drag as it is I enjoyed it - still do for a few of my die
hard clients. Of course our resident mainframer, Jack, gets to smell the
wonderous aroma of hot capacitors and the grease used to lubricate tape
reels and keypunch readers - I'm long out of that. I've done some mini's and
midrangers recently but I try to stay with the PC's, servers up to motel
fridge size and all types of printers and networking, including cabling and
wireless installs (did a60ft tower today in the freezing wind including the
marker lights).
      -----Original Message-----
      From: computertalkshop-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:computertalkshop-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Dangerous
      Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 8:57 PM
      To: computertalkshop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      Subject: [CTS] Re: Error message/Yahpoop/Tee

      I was a dos girl way back  (early eighties 300 baud modem on BBS
boards)with turbo pascal under my belt.  Now I will not  go into DOS or
venture far incase I lose all my files.  Hell I still keep my computer
backed up weekly  and I still dread if I have to reformat and start from
scratch.
      But then I have super Michael to help me if I do run into problems and
Tee and all of you.
      Dora

      Michael wrote:

         I'm not really such an "answer guy" as all that.   I'ver just been
around puters for a stupidly long time, and I've grown accustomed to their
feces. ((U))  M
        ----- Original Message -----
        From: Dangerous
        To: computertalkshop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Saturday November 29, 2003
8:20 AMSubject: [CTS] Re: Error message/Yahpoop/Tee
         Michael, is that you?  Man you sure can get around.  Nice to see
you are you staying ? Seems I run into you every where I go.  Guess you
could call that cyber stalking. If anyone has a computer question the
chances of Michael knowing the solution are real good.
        <snicker>

        Dora

        Michael wrote:

          Uhhh.. Jackie... I think you just *might* have hit the proverbial
nail on its head. Now the question is, if your aim's so good... how come you
hit the nail instead of hitting Yahpoop?  :-) (And for those who've never
seen me before... hello.  I'm Michael, and I'll be your lurker for this
evening.  I am not responsible for any occasional words. The dummy with the
moving lips does all my talking for me.  <G>) ((U))  M
          ----- Original Message -----
          From: CRAZYDOVE@xxxxxxx
          To: computertalkshop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Friday November 28, 2003
8:50 PMSubject: [CTS] Re: Error message/Yahpoop/Tee
           No...I said I leave my email program running 24/7, it checks for
email every 10 minutes..and downloads any new emails that come in about
every 10 minutes.  I also have 20 megs of storage on Optonline..even if I
did leave it there..which I don't.  So..I'm back to square one..if it's
coming into my email program..why is it bouncing according to Yahpoop!!!!!
Maybe because Yahpoop is an idiot website and doesn't know there a** from
their elbow?
          Boy..it sure seems like when I ask a question..all hell breaks
loose..LOL!
          Oh well..enquiring minds NEED to know!  :)
          Thanks Tee..thanks Joe (I think) ;)
John..Eric..Charles..etc.etc.etc.  Now I have to read more replies..I'll be
baaack!
                                                        Jackie
          In a message dated 11/28/03 10:59:58 PM Eastern Standard Time,
Cuffy10@xxxxxxx writes:


            Only if the unread mail was left on the server.
            You said it doesn't hold mail??
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