Posted by Tony on 06/20/05 22:55

This is top-posting: posting above the text that you are quoting.

Lee David wrote:
> Thanks for the response. What is "top-post"? I saw someone had
> changed the date on their computer to cause their message to appear
> on the top of the list, but I didn't do that. The post date is the
> real date.

This is inline posting - usually good when you are replying to various parts
of someone's post

Nothing to do with the date, or where it appears on the list on your
computer.

> I do have a "watch" on my email program to keep the thread at the top
> of the listing on my computer. Is that what you are talking about? If so,
> how do you keep messages where they can be found?

This is bottom-posting - putting your reply after everything else.

Back to topic: have you got the problem fixed? You were having trouble
setting cookies - I suggested you check for any possible output before the
cookies were sent. Did that help at all?

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Tony Garcia
Web Right! Development
tony.NO@webrightdevelopment.SPAM.com

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