janisj...read my previous post
Jul 30th, 2006 | 09:04 AM
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janisj will find it... if she finds this post... and would probably have seen the reply from Karamel, even without this post.
The "tone" on the post from janis - - indicating to Karamel to click on her own name - - <i>was</i> a little grumpy sounding, though it meant well, no doubt... since it appeared that Karamel did not understand how to find any previous posts.
A newcomer here who thinks that such a posted "hint" is a "scolding" might bear in mind that the reply is read by dozens of other newcomers who are still lurking (reading) and have yet to make their first post...
...and will benefit from learning what you might not have learned before posting the first time.
Best wishes,
Rex
The "tone" on the post from janis - - indicating to Karamel to click on her own name - - <i>was</i> a little grumpy sounding, though it meant well, no doubt... since it appeared that Karamel did not understand how to find any previous posts.
A newcomer here who thinks that such a posted "hint" is a "scolding" might bear in mind that the reply is read by dozens of other newcomers who are still lurking (reading) and have yet to make their first post...
...and will benefit from learning what you might not have learned before posting the first time.
Best wishes,
Rex
Jul 30th, 2006 | 12:43 PM
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Karamel,
Take my word for it - janisj is consistently one of the most obliging & helpful people on this board & I'm 100% positive that her reply to you was meant in that spirit.
One of the problems with posting the same question on multiple occasions is that the replies end up all over the place. Unless you know the "click on your own name trick" it's quite possible that you will miss the exact piece of information that you were looking for in the first place.
Jim
Take my word for it - janisj is consistently one of the most obliging & helpful people on this board & I'm 100% positive that her reply to you was meant in that spirit.
One of the problems with posting the same question on multiple occasions is that the replies end up all over the place. Unless you know the "click on your own name trick" it's quite possible that you will miss the exact piece of information that you were looking for in the first place.
Jim
