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From: "Martin M5CIX" <m5cix@cwcom.net>
To: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org
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Subject: Re: LF: Hamble School of Yachting.htm
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 19:17:02 -0000
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Dear All

Apologies again for the inadvertent post.  The file contained a html file
with a flash projector file.  It is now residing in its proper location
www.fastnet2001.co.uk where it was meant to go in the first place. I am
surprised that anyone had problems with Netscape.

Anyone for 136 maritime mobile?

Regards

Martin M5CIX

> From Dave G3YMC
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> John Sexton wrote:
> >This was a .htm file which killed Netscape stone dead.
> >Better not to post .htm files.
> >John, G4CNN
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> Yes, I don't know what was in that file, but it corrupted my Netscape .ini
files
> as well (even when I opened it with Outlook Express) and I have had to set
them
> all up again (first time in two years!!).  There was also an active X
script in
> the file, which with my settings in OE it told me was unsafe and refused
to run
> it, however it now seems there was an HTML bit which opened in Netscape
(my
> default HTML reader). I THINK nothing else has has been damaged...
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> Motto - send plain text mails on the reflector unless you really do need
to send
> in HTML.
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> Apologies accepted Martin, I know you didn't mean to send it on here
anyway!
>
> Happy Christmas..
>
> Cheers Dave G3YMC
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