Please post to the community if you don't get a (proper) reply here!

As you've probably already noted this newsgroup has become rather quiet
lately: Apart from not being a fashionable Web 2.0 medium this is probably a
consequence of more and more users switching to the Pegasus Mail / Mercury
community forums for posting (and replying to) questions and issues.

Because of this I recommend you to post your questions to the appropriate
forums as well if you don't get proper replies (or any at all): You'll more
probably get helped by someone including the support team members or even
David Harris himself.

Here's the URL: <http://community.pmail.com/forums/default.aspx>.


Michael

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Michael in der Wiesche <---idw.doc---@t-online.de> wrote:

> Because of this I recommend you to post your questions to the appropriate
> forums as well

Thanks, but I have a problem with forums: I have to register and
maintain a database with the log-in data.

Hapeu

>Thanks, but I have a problem with forums: I have to register and
>maintain a database with the log-in data.
Yep - and they are SLOOOOOW - in the time i consult one I-net forum, i
read 10 Usenet fora via Agent <sigh>

Karl

On Sat, 20 Sep 2008 09:58:01 +0200, Karl Faller
<k.faller_withoutthat_@onlinehome.de> wrote:

> >Thanks, but I have a problem with forums: I have to register and
> >maintain a database with the log-in data.
> Yep - and they are SLOOOOOW - in the time i consult one I-net forum, i
> read 10 Usenet fora via Agent <sigh>

Did you actually read my post? If you don't get helped here you may not have
a choice other then switching to another email client. I don't like forums
either, but can't help using them neverthelss.


Michael

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Michael in der Wiesche avait soumis l'idée :
> On Sat, 20 Sep 2008 09:58:01 +0200, Karl Faller
> <k.faller_withoutthat_@onlinehome.de> wrote:

>>> Thanks, but I have a problem with forums: I have to register and
>>> maintain a database with the log-in data.
>> Yep - and they are SLOOOOOW - in the time i consult one I-net forum, i
>> read 10 Usenet fora via Agent <sigh>

> Did you actually read my post? If you don't get helped here you may not have
> a choice other then switching to another email client. I don't like forums
> either, but can't help using them neverthelss.


> Michael
Agree on the phpBB style and wished there was a news client which 'transformed' such a forum as
a news server.
Also it depends on the webmaster for such a forum.
I have seen fora where a threaded view was possible, others didn't implement this facility.

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On Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:39:53 +0200, Bernard Mercier
<mercierb@not.yahoo.this.com> wrote:

> wished there was a news client which 'transformed' such a forum as
>a news server.
FWIW, about half a year ago i proposed that functionality to Agent for
V5, but unfortunately never got a response, nor seems it to be in the
new version. Looks like they don't see that those fora erode their
hold on usenet, instead they play with unnecessary things like email
etc.< sigh>

Karl

On Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:39:53 +0200, Bernard Mercier
<mercierb@not.yahoo.this.com> wrote:

> Agree on the phpBB style and wished there was a news client which 'transformed' such a forum as
> a news server.
> Also it depends on the webmaster for such a forum.
> I have seen fora where a threaded view was possible, others didn't implement this facility.

Try it, you can do lots of this in your personal configuration once your a
member, including forwarding as email (for threads you participate in or a
complete forum, e.g.) etc. pp.


Michael

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Michael in der Wiesche avait prétendu :
> On Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:39:53 +0200, Bernard Mercier
> <mercierb@not.yahoo.this.com> wrote:

>> Agree on the phpBB style and wished there was a news client which 'transformed' such a forum
>> as a news server.
>> Also it depends on the webmaster for such a forum.
>> I have seen fora where a threaded view was possible, others didn't implement this facility.

> Try it, you can do lots of this in your personal configuration once your a
> member, including forwarding as email (for threads you participate in or a
> complete forum, e.g.) etc. pp.


> Michael
I think I have a login id already, but being so used to come here I forget about the phpBB

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