RE: Format of these messages

["Ted Barry" <TBARRY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm out of the office today, but I'll return on Monday, May 6th. If you need 
further assistance, please contact Mark Greenawalt at x311, John Censoplano at 
x353, or Spencer Chun at x354.

Thanks,
 Ted

>>> "midrange-l@midrange.com" 05/02/02 17:32 >>>

I'm out of the office today, but I'll return on Monday, May 6th. If you need 
further assistance, please contact Mark Greenawalt at x311, John Censoplano at 
x353, or Spencer Chun at x354.

Thanks,
 Ted

>>> "midrange-l@midrange.com" 05/02/02 17:27 >>>

I'm out of the office today, but I'll return on Monday, May 6th. If you need 
further assistance, please contact Mark Greenawalt at x311, John Censoplano at 
x353, or Spencer Chun at x354.

Thanks,
 Ted

>>> "midrange-l@midrange.com" 05/02/02 17:22 >>>

I'm out of the office today, but I'll return on Monday, May 6th. If you need 
further assistance, please contact Mark Greenawalt at x311, John Censoplano at 
x353, or Spencer Chun at x354.

Thanks,
 Ted

>>> "midrange-l@midrange.com" 05/02/02 17:02 >>>


I'm just tired of the "Windows it the only way"  "MS Office is the
only way" attitude.   It just seems unstoppable.

My message wasn't so much directed at Dan as it was just a general
frustration...  Someone says to me "my e-mail server sucks.  It loses
messages, it crashes"  and I tell them to use Unix and Sendmail.  They
then immediately try to find ANY EXCUSE not to use that, just because it's
not Windows.

The same with business apps on the the iSeries.   They complain that their
NT server is down AGAIN, and I say "so run your business on an iSeries, we
haven't had downtime in 8 years" and they immediately do everything they
can to stay with their NT server.

Because they don't want to use one of those complicated and terrible Unix
machines, or those horrible old legacy AS/400's.   Not even willing to try
anything but Microsoft.


On Thu, 2 May 2002 MWalter@hanoverwire.com wrote:
>
> I can see Scott's face getting redder and redder as he types.
>

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