Webmaster forum - Re: Now I've done it

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Re: Now I've done it

T.J.

2006-03-30, 3:42 am

"Matt-The-Hoople" <matt.lindi2@_your_clothes.verizon.net> wrote in message
news:op.s67nl3n6j5fuqv@lagavulin...
> So I was merrily cranking along and all of a sudden my email client
> (Outlook - OK slap me) cr@pped itself. Seeing as how I had successfully
> abandoned Outlook Distress in favor of XNews, I figured I could find
> something equally cool and whizzy for email. Based on past experience,
> Thuderbird was dismissed as a disturbed thought.
>
> I figured I'd fire op Opera and check out it's email capablility. Seems
> OK. If it only supported X-Face I'd be completely happy. Maybe it does.
> I'll find out soon enough.
>
> Anyway, my point is - Opera was so easy to set up for mail and news that
> my dog could do it. Granted, he's smarter than the average dog, but he's
> no Torvalds by any stretch. I even imported my Outlook address book
> without a hitch.
>
> One more in the 'attaboy' column for Opera.
>
> I'm still going to check into 'the Bat', though.
>

I was trying to buy some shares in Opera a few
months ago but being in the UK and them trading
in Oslo I couldn't find an easy way of doing it
and gave up.
I was going to buy ?20,000 with the shares
then between 12 - 15.
Imagine how annoyed I was when I went and
checked the share price yesterday 33 - 35.
At least it shows Opera is doing well and must be
getting more popular.

sir robert blake

2006-03-30, 6:57 pm

"T.J." <no1@home.invalid> wrote in news:tL2dna3
_EIlxErbZnZ2dnUVZ8qKdnZ2d@bt.com:

>
> I was going to buy ?20,000 with the shares
> then between 12 - 15.
> Imagine how annoyed I was when I went and
> checked the share price yesterday 33 - 35.
> At least it shows Opera is doing well and must be
> getting more popular.
>

i agree....great browser, along with firefox