On Fri, 31 Jul 2009 07:21:10 GMT, Holligan@pompies.ky wrote:
>Hi Dennis
>I apologise for creating a firestorm / furore. I have appreciated your posts
>and thank you for them.
>
You have done nothing at all to cause a firestorm or furore :-)
Nothing like a good discussion!!
How people choose to learn a new technique is entirely up to them.
>Although I took Hoppers guidance on ensuring that the files are meticulously
>in the correct order and not missing anything, somehow I am still getting a
>corrupt file message. No matter I will have to wait for another time to get
>that file.
>
It was 473 parts...... what hope did anyone have?
Something only has to be wrong with one tiny bit of it and the whole
lot falls over. Where is the sense in that?? A user friendly way is
outlined in the tutes. No more looking for 100's of consecutive parts
and keeping your fingers crossed.
/later - ooh, I see they are being broken down to the individual 20.
That will help a lot... I hope.
>Regardless of the personal spats that are going on, I hope the group and
>posters continue to be as active.
>
They will. Egos are rather futile things in Usenet.
It's not "personal" with Dennis. Truly, it's not.
With memories...... it's a little personal. We have "history" that has
nothing to do with sewing, and memories won't stop following me around
Usenet.... sad, but true. He only thinks it bothers me.
The fact he is parading as a sewing person is a pathetic showing of
the lengths he will go to.
>There are some very helpful people here,
>even the ones who are at each other have been helpful. Thanks to them as
>well for the posts and amusement. I would love to meet Pixie in real life
>
Ain't gonna happen..../grin
But yeah. We could do embroidery show and tell in the next life :-)
I'll be the one with blue wings outside the gate... frisking all the
absailers....../laff (inhouse joke... erhem...).
Notice I'll be outside the gate..... doan think they will let me
in.../grin
>I have been active in other newsgroups (relatively new to this one) but
>since I don't spend all my time doing this, I still consider myself a newbie
>as well, simply as things are always changing.
>
Everyone is a newbie on Usenet. Anyone who thinks they are not, is
having themselves on. /grin
Something new to learn, every day.
>Please keep posting as you have and Thanks.
>
Not quite as S/He "has".... but Dennis isn't going anywhere.
The fact Dennis has wised up to memories is proof enough.
This group has survived posting dilemmas on and off for many years.
It's not about what you post or how much, it's about getting that post
to everyone the first time.
>Holligan
>
Pixie :-)
/out for the evening
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