Re: AE Vulcan.

[<Use-Author-Address-Header@[127.1]>]

I know you didn't, Outlook did :o) Here is how Matt's original
post comes through on my browser:

<Matt>
is, anything goes. If //c's turn you on, //c's it is. If it's //gs's,
that's cool too.
I'll take the //e myself - but it's all just personal preference.
</Matt>

and here is how your quote of Matt's post came through:

<Sheane>
> is, anything goes. If file://c's turn you on, file://c's it is. If it's
file://gs's,
> that's cool too.
> I'll take the file://e myself - but it's all just personal preference.
</Sheane>

I'm of course assuming you are using MS-Outlook (express)
to post to the newsgroup since this is the only program I
am aware of that is annoyingly helpful and trys to create
links for you without your knowledge or consent :o)

--
Eric <chippys@earthlink.net>

>Um I didn't write that :)
>
>Sheane
>
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>>
>> >> is, anything goes. If file://c's turn you on, file://c's it is. If it's
>> >file://gs's,
>> >> that's cool too.
>> >> I'll take the file://e myself - but it's all just personal preference.
>>
>> >Sheane
>>
>> Um, Sheane, You've been Microsoft'd :o) If you want to use
>> two slashes for the Apple II then you should probably put
>> a space after the slashes, or turn off your "create links" option.
>> Either that or add 'file://c' to the list of Apple II products :o)