Yenc

That's a pretty good solution. Thanks for the advice.
I've still some lay-out problems I'm trying to overcome thou. I know there
are drives of all sizes and for all pockets.
ciao
Fabio
"Clairbear" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
"Fabio" wrote in
:

The problem is not only Yenc! And Yenc is a problem because I do not
want to add a yenc reader on my already overcrowded old PC. But that
is my problem. When somebody floods the group with a lot of pictures
in most of the cases not more than one half of the pieces show on my
PC. There are always some parts missing and it is impossible for me to
open the damn things with whatsoever software. I lose this way many
pics and who posted them, for me to see them, wasted his time. Thanks
to Mitch and all those who continue to post simple Jpg etc. I lost
all of Br'er Rabid o and most of J3
So is up to you.
ciao
Fabio



"Clairbear" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
"John Crawford" wrote in news:cZ3Il.65112$LA7.36474
@newsfe20.iad:

Do you have to flood the group with this crap


John yenc is not a problem if you use a news reader like xnews




Simple solution get another HD I use multiple external drives to store
every thing

Doesnt work to well with Vista

--
John Crawford


Edmonton Alberta

For every action there is an equal
and opposite government program

"John Crawford" wrote in news:mL_Kl.13267$Rf7.3475
@newsfe21.iad:

Doesnt work to well with Vista


I am using vista on a desk top and a laptop and both have absolutely no
problem with external HDs I prefe Wester digatl drive aqnd they work
perfectly

On Sat, 9 May 2009 10:32:24 -0400, Clairbear wrote
(in article ):

"John Crawford" wrote in news:mL_Kl.13267$Rf7.3475
@newsfe21.iad:

Doesnt work to well with Vista


I am using vista on a desk top and a laptop and both have absolutely no
problem with external HDs I prefe Wester digatl drive aqnd they work
perfectly

WDs die easily. I've had multiple WD external drives (from the My Book
series) die over the last six months, while Seagate, Maxtor, and LaCie
drives, all of them older than the WDs, still live. As the WDs die I'm
replacing them with Seagates and LaCies.

hielan' laddie wrote in news:gu46rc2b4
@news3.newsguy.com:

On Sat, 9 May 2009 10:32:24 -0400, Clairbear wrote
(in article ):

"John Crawford" wrote in news:mL_Kl.13267$Rf7.3475
@newsfe21.iad:

Doesnt work to well with Vista


I am using vista on a desk top and a laptop and both have absolutely no
problem with external HDs I prefe Wester digatl drive aqnd they work
perfectly

WDs die easily. I've had multiple WD external drives (from the My Book
series) die over the last six months, while Seagate, Maxtor, and LaCie
drives, all of them older than the WDs, still live. As the WDs die I'm
replacing them with Seagates and LaCies.



I have a several WDs with no failures after long term use Maxtors have at
least 10% failure rate The seagate I have run fine after long use. LaCie I
only kno by rep and the are among the best

On Sat, 9 May 2009 11:18:04 -0400, hielan' laddie
wrote:

On Sat, 9 May 2009 10:32:24 -0400, Clairbear wrote
(in article ):

"John Crawford" wrote in news:mL_Kl.13267$Rf7.3475
@newsfe21.iad:

Doesnt work to well with Vista


I am using vista on a desk top and a laptop and both have absolutely no
problem with external HDs I prefe Wester digatl drive aqnd they work
perfectly

WDs die easily. I've had multiple WD external drives (from the My Book
series) die over the last six months, while Seagate, Maxtor, and LaCie
drives, all of them older than the WDs, still live. As the WDs die I'm
replacing them with Seagates and LaCies.

I had a WD MyBook external die on me a few months ago, too - the first
hard drive death I've had in twenty years. Internal WDs seem to work
quite happily for me.

I.m not talking about drives, My comment was about Xmail

--
John Crawford


Edmonton Alberta

For every action there is an equal
and opposite government program

On Sat, 2 May 2009 12:44:00 -0400, John Crawford wrote
(in article ):

Doesnt work to well with Vista



I'm looking right at two machines running Vista (Vista Business on one, Vista
Home Premium on the other) both of which have external drives currently
attached (one each FireWire, plus for the Business machine two USB and for
the HP machine one USB). One (the HP machines) is a Toshiba laptop and one
(the Business machine) is a home-built full-size tower. The tower also has
several internal hard drives: one 500 GB attached to SATA for booting, and
three 750 GB also on SATA in a RAID 5 array.

It would appear that whatever faults Vista may have (and it has many), being
unable to handle multiple hard drives is not among them.