Re: Date and TimeStamp Samples?

On Nov 4, 2013, at 10:01 PM, Paul Raulerson <paul.raulerson@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Chuck- I do not think your message ever arrived, but is possible that it was inadvertently deleted or something.

Certainly this message came through just fine and I thank you again for your spit on answer.

Yours,
Paul

Typos courtesy of my iPhone and my fat fingers!

On Nov 4, 2013, at 5:38 PM, CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On 04-Nov 08:32 , Paul Raulerson wrote:
<<SNIP>> For some reason I did not see Chuck’s reply until you noted
in this email. <<SNIP>>

I participate in the midrange e-mail lists _indirectly_ via an NNTP
server. Such messages are supposed to be copied to all participants of
a list, just as if I had sent the message as an email message addressed
to the /list/ addressee.

I am curious... Is there something particular about my prior message
that caused it to go unnoticed, or did no copy ever arrive? If the
latter, that would be something I should be reporting to David as a
defect in need of correction. If the former, then perhaps the issue was
merely some nuance, about how the message was [perhaps improperly]
threaded in your email client; e.g. as contrasted with replies that were
sent to the email address _cobol400-l at midrange.com_ instead of
replies being sent to the NewsGroup address _midrange.cobol400-l_ ?

If this message elicits no reply, then ... 8-Q

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