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  From:          The Hotline Users Mailing,Hotline@lists.fwparker.org,Internet
  Subject:   The Hotline Users Digest #10 - 01/22/97
  To:            Geoff Le Feuvre
                 The Hotline Users Mailing List <Hotline@lists.fwparker.org>,Internet
The Hotline Users Digest #10 - Wednesday, January 22, 1997

  Re: Chat problem
          by  Adam Hinkley <hinks@netspace.net.au>
  Re: Chat problem
          by  Phil Hilton <linda@cybertours.com>
  Re: HotLine Doubler News Update?
          by  David Murphy <davidmurphy@earthlink.net>
  Cheesy
          by  <Thinkn@aol.com>
  Re: Cheesy
          by  Adam Hinkley <hinks@netspace.net.au>
  Re: Cheesy
          by  Terry Gregory <tgregory@compusmart.ab.ca>
  Re: Cheesy
          by  Phil Hilton <linda@cybertours.com>


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Subject: Re: Chat problem
From: Adam Hinkley <hinks@netspace.net.au>
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 97 11:47:48 +1100

>If its possible, how about alternate grey and white boxes per post. (IE:
>John posts "Whats going on here", and "Whats going on here" would appear in
>a white bar. Mark replies "Hello John" and it would appear "Hello John" in
>a grey bar. Apple is trying to do something like this for System 7.7 in the
>VIEW windows: alternate grey and white bars per item)

Hmm that would be nice!  It will have to wait until the text engine is 
multi-style though.

____________________________________________________________________
Adam Hinkley, developer of Hotline <http://netspace.net.au/~hinks/>


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Subject: Re: Chat problem
From: Phil Hilton <linda@cybertours.com>
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 1997 19:48:03 -0500

>I think you're making the wrong comparison. Hotline is not really like a web
>browser, it's like First Class, or Telefinder, or Hermes (aka Herpes) or any
>other BBS software. The client (if there's a specialized client) is free; the
>server is what brings in the dough. Why do people buy server licenses? Not to
>put up ad banners, but rather for special-purpose bulletin boards, or things
>like that.

ahh, I C.  With that in mind..   I'm transfering this topic to the PR list.
I have some Ideas......



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Subject: Re: HotLine Doubler News Update?
From: David Murphy <davidmurphy@earthlink.net>
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 97 19:41:34 -0500

>However, this is unlikely to improve performance noticeably because 
>Hotline already schedules itself from interrupts.

I think the matter is moot, since Hotline is already quite nimble (even 
on my 6115/60!).

--David {^v^} Murphy

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               <"David Murphy" davidmurphy@earthlink.net>
               <http://home.earthlink.net/~davidmurphy/>
                      Hotline Nickname Registry:
     <http://home.earthlink.net/~davidmurphy/d/hotline_home.html>


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Subject: Cheesy
From: Thinkn@aol.com
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 1997 23:06:11 -0500 (EST)

Althongh I have tried.....I can't seem to get off the Hotline mailing list.

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Subject: Re: Cheesy
From: Adam Hinkley <hinks@netspace.net.au>
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 97 15:29:07 +1100

>Althongh I have tried.....I can't seem to get off the Hotline mailing list.

That's right, once subscribed, you are never allowed to leave.  But for a 
modest fee...

____________________________________________________________________
Adam Hinkley, developer of Hotline <http://netspace.net.au/~hinks/>


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Subject: Re: Cheesy
From: Terry Gregory <tgregory@compusmart.ab.ca>
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 97 21:25:18 -0700

>Althongh I have tried.....I can't seem to get off the Hotline mailing list.

We are the Hotline Demons.
We have your e-mail address, and we know where you live.
We have been watching you.  Nothing will save you now.
If you run, we will follow.
If you hide, we will find you.
You will forever be our slave; an ear to our rantings.
There is no escaping now.
Muhahaha!

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Subject: Re: Cheesy
From: Phil Hilton <linda@cybertours.com>
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 1997 23:47:29 -0500

>>Althongh I have tried.....I can't seem to get off the Hotline mailing list.
>
>We are the Hotline Demons.
>We have your e-mail address, and we know where you live.
>We have been watching you.  Nothing will save you now.
>If you run, we will follow.
>If you hide, we will find you.
>You will forever be our slave; an ear to our rantings.
>There is no escaping now.
>Muhahaha!

I am the Hotline List Admin
I have ALL of your addresses.
I don't need to watch you, my minions do that for me.
NOBODY will forever be an ear to your rantings.

There are 182 people on this list, 181 of them don't care to hear your
excesive babling. I guess that leaves 1. That would be you. In the future,
please send all additional rants, comments, and blabbering to:
tgregory@compusmart.ab.ca.   thank you.  :P

I hate being a pain in the arse about this stuff, but C'MON! lets have a
little respect! Atleast hinks kept it to one line!

Cheesy,
List Admin







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