On Mon, Aug 1, 2011 at 11:40 AM, Richard A Jones <Jones@colorado.edu> wrote:

> Right, but for the 65% of us that don't use IE, the archives are
>> unavailable.
>>
>> NOT starting a browser war! NOT! Just saying that it's a darn pity
>> that the archives can't be coded to work with modern browsers.
>>
>
> Mike:
>
> .  Searching the archives
> should always be the first step.  Posting a question should be
> the second.
>

  Hey, here's one of those post now...."search the archives...."

  I guess I have tried that about 15 times over the few years I have been
posting and reading here.  From a desktop, from two different laptops and
from all kinds of browsers...I have never had it work.  So, for valid
reasons, I do tire of being told to do something, over and over, to do
something that has never ever worked, despite trying to the best of my
ability.

  I don't have any idea what "code" is, nor do I care to learn.  I don't
really care about who wrote the code that doesn't work or who won't fix it
or why...because it is a 'non-issue' for me.  Never ever even seen an
"archive of the Vanagon list" and I probably never will, because it doesn't
work properly for me.  I am glad some people can use that archive
somehow...but it seems that most of us can't.  I would if it worked.
  Don Hanson