[pure-silver] Re: Archives?

Hello !
I do not understand where the problem lies...
I've ALL Pure Silver emails since I've subscribed, 1999 ? stored in a 
email folder automatically using an input filter to Mozilla mail reader 
(previously I used Netscape 3, next 4 versions, next I switched to 
Mozilla) and I use the tolls/search option to browse and find all 
pertinent information.
Why do you need a database, and why do you need it on a remote computer ?
World is so strange, sometimes...
Have a nice day !
P.S As I supplied Tim Danieluk with my folder, there are not older 
"articles" than the one I've got myself.... because Tim did not store 
the emails before, I think, 2000.
Matthew Gaylen a écrit :
> I have the capability to create a run-time database that would work on PCs =
> and Macs... but my problem has been taking the back up copy of the database=
>  and getting it to import into fields... anybody who can parse out the arch=
> ive so it can go into fields then I can create a searchable database that e=
> verybody can download.
> 
> --Matt
> 
> --
> joe suburbs the post modern hyper rural sub urban anti hero and vertiginous=
>  surrealist=20
> On Monday, March 28, 2005, at 05:14AM, Edward C. Zimmermann <edz@xxxxxxx> w=
> rote:
> 
> 
>>Quoting DarkroomMagic <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>>
>>
>>>I remember several people trying to make a database out of the old list.
>>>Therefore, I believe several back-up copies exists, but I never heard of=
> 
>  the
> 
>>>final outcome of their efforts. Nevertheless, just before the old list w=
> 
> ent
> 
>>>down, I made a full back-up on CD. My problem was that it was a string o=
> 
> f
> 
>>>text that I know little to do with. A searchable database would help. If
>>
>>I've long offered a license for my software--- a very fast and powerfull f=
> 
> ielded
> 
>>(even allows for one to search for words in the same line, sentence or
>>paragraph) fulltext S/R engine--- for this purpose but did not find much
>>interest--- it runs under Solaris/SPARC, Linux(32-bit) and shall shortly b=
> 
> e
> 
>>released for freeBSD 64-bit AMD--- and even some (misplaced) concern about
>>content rights. I had a service running for a short while on one of my mac=
> 
> hines
> 
>>but I did not notice anyone (other than myself) really using it.
>>
>>If there is real interest this time I can relaunch a service.
>>
>>
>>>someone has the talent to turn the text into a database, I=B9m happy to =
> 
> share
> 
>>>my back-up copy in exchange.
>>
>>--=20
>>Edward C. Zimmermann, Basis Systeme netzwerk, Munich
>>
>>
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