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Can you see your posts?
in 1173951 20050220 042518 "Jim Lemon" wrote: I'm very new at this, still in the 'testing' phase, but it seems that while I can see replies to my posts, the original message does not appear. Is this typical? Thanks- Jim No, it shouldn't happen, Jim. What client are you using ? One you wrote yourself ? |
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On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 08:44:56 GMT, Bob Martin
wrote: in 1173951 20050220 042518 "Jim Lemon" wrote: I'm very new at this, still in the 'testing' phase, but it seems that while I can see replies to my posts, the original message does not appear. Is this typical? Thanks- Jim No, it shouldn't happen, Jim. What client are you using ? One you wrote yourself ? Generally you can tell in the the message header. In Jim's case: X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.2180 |
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I have that problem occasionally but not often.
"Bob Martin" wrote in message ... in 1173951 20050220 042518 "Jim Lemon" wrote: I'm very new at this, still in the 'testing' phase, but it seems that while I can see replies to my posts, the original message does not appear. Is this typical? Thanks- Jim No, it shouldn't happen, Jim. What client are you using ? One you wrote yourself ? |
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