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Posted by WilliamWMeyer on 01/16/51 11:31
Yes, I understand.
It's just that the backslashes worked on an earlier version. I'm sure at the
time there were far gnarlier ambiguities that I patted myself on the back
for vanquishing. My self-satisfaction was my downfall. It didn't occur to me
that MS via IE was compensating for my ignorance, thus postponing the
painful object lesson it was apparently my destiny to learn -- about the
true importance of the direction of the slash -- until this time of more
leisurely reflection. And for that, at least, I am grateful.
Again, your help is much appreciated.
--William
"JDS" <jeffrey@example.invalid> wrote in message
news:pan.2005.11.09.17.07.37.428498@example.invalid...
> On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 10:52:06 -0500, WilliamWMeyer wrote:
>
>> What threw me off looking at the slashes was that the
>> backslashes used to work. (Please don't flame me for not knowing or
>> caring
>> about which way the slashes are supposed to go.)
>
> Well, if you are trying to do something with a computer, in general it is
> a good idea to know and/or care about what the computer needs. Computers
> are rather stupid and it is up to the human to know what is supposed to be
> inputed.
>
> --
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