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Hi Markus and all,
> BTW Yahoo was fine for me until they invented and imposed their "neo" 
> format on the groups. It's so overloaded, and here on my little 
> laptop, useful content is confined to exactly 20 % screen area:
> http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26404526/Yahoo_neo_vlfgroup.png (62 kB)

Yes, and these are just a few of the annoyances caused by their "neo" 
thing. Being unable (as moderator of a group) to erase files from the 
"files" section is another one. But isn't it sooo nice to be informed, 
anytime, anywhere, about top cruises sold at the local discounter ? :o)

73,
   Wolf .


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    Hi Markus and all,<br>
     
    <blockquote cite="mid:3B436E4755E1447F8AFED31AEAE746F3@White"
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      <div><font face="Arial" size="2">BTW Yahoo was fine for me until
          they invented and imposed their "neo" format on the
          groups. It's so overloaded, and here on my little
          laptop, useful content is confined to exactly 20 % screen
          area:</font></div>
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    <br>
    Yes, and these are just a few of the annoyances caused by their
    "neo" thing. Being unable (as moderator of a group) to erase files
    from the "files" section is another one. But isn't it sooo nice to
    be informed, anytime, anywhere, about top cruises sold at the local
    discounter ? :o)<br>
    <br>
    73,<br>
      Wolf .<br>
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