~terry@www.spring.com
Sat, Jun 15, 1996 (02:05)
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Introduce yourself in this item.
~terry@www.spring.com
Sat, Jun 15, 1996 (17:20)
#1
Paul TErr
~terry@www.spring.com
Sun, Jun 16, 1996 (12:40)
#2
We need a better editor like grex on here. Badkckpace doesn't work in this editor and it's line by line with no w line wrap.
~whoami@armidale.ann-arbor.mi.us
Thu, Jun 20, 1996 (17:25)
#3
Hope that you get an editor that you can use effectively.
I would be pretty helpless without a backspace key.
~terry@www.spring.com
Sun, Jun 23, 1996 (08:26)
#4
Can you explain how you summon another editor when you're in the middle of
making a response in grex. Is it :e or something like that?
Is it possible in yapp to go back and edit a previous response? Or title of
an item?
~thaler@armidale.ann-arbor.mi.us
Sun, Jun 23, 1996 (10:55)
#5
I'm not sure what "grex" is for an editor, but in both gate and the
builtin editor, :e and :v both go to your visual editor.
No, you currently cannot go back and edit either titles or text of responses.
The best you can do right now is to censor or scribble the previous
response and enter it again.
~terry@www.spring.com
Sun, Jun 23, 1996 (23:43)
#6
That's a major difference between this system and caucus. I wish at least
administrators had that capability.
~thaler@armidale.ann-arbor.mi.us
Tue, Jun 25, 1996 (09:59)
#7
I agree it would be nice. It's not a difference between Yapp and PicoSpan,
though. I'll add it to the todo list.
~terry@www.spring.com
Fri, Jul 19, 1996 (01:50)
#8
Check in to the other items in
www.spring.com/yapp.html when you get a
chance, we're starting to mess with topic headers and need to know some
variables. Is there a list of variables anywhere in your documentation?
Some of these types of questions are detailed in one of the other
conferences, yapp or test, I forget which one.
~black@ohio.river.org
Wed, Jul 31, 1996 (19:51)
#9
hiya all
black here (blknblu most other places)
just testing things out here for the most part...
hiya terry, long time no see ;)...
~terry@www.spring.com
Thu, Aug 1, 1996 (16:54)
#10
Welcome, glad you checked us out. As you can tell, we're doing a lot of
building.
~svura@magrabbit.com
Tue, Aug 6, 1996 (08:13)
#11
Not sure where I should be submitting this but this is my wish list for the telnet version of
www.spring.com:
wraparound text
ability to use the backspace key
That's all, I am easily pleased!
~thalerd@eecs.umich.edu
Tue, Aug 6, 1996 (08:23)
#12
Both of those are already available. wraparound text of course depends on
what editor you are using. Editors such as pico, gate, etc. should do this
for you. The system administrator sets the default editor, but you
can set your own with "define editor pico" for instance. You can
make your choice of editor permanent if you wish, by putting that
line in a file called .cfonce in your home directory.
The backspace key is not a function of Yapp, it's a result of your
terminal settings. Do "!stty erase (hit backspace)"
~terry@www.spring.com
Sat, Aug 10, 1996 (09:36)
#13
Today, we seem to have lost our response headers and there's an
abbreviated version of what we had. I wonder what caused this?
Any ideas Dave?
~thaler@armidale.ann-arbor.mi.us
Mon, Aug 12, 1996 (19:17)
#14
Paul Terry Walhus writes:
> Today, we seem to have lost our response headers and there's an
> abbreviated version of what we had. I wonder what caused this?
> Any ideas Dave?
Nope. Looks okay right now.
~vassilio@well.com
Sat, Aug 24, 1996 (00:03)
#15
Can I use cyrillic alphabet to greet Terry properly?
~vassilio@well.com
Sat, Aug 24, 1996 (00:06)
#16
Can I use cyrillic alphabet to greet Paul Terry Walhus?
~vassilio@well.com
Sat, Aug 24, 1996 (00:07)
#17
Can I use cyrillic alphabet to greet Paul Terry Walhus?
~amyloo@bluemarble.net
Fri, Nov 22, 1996 (09:35)
#18
Intro. I am Amy, keeper of the P&P2 BB: A discussino & support group for hopeless addicts to the 1995 A&E/BBC adamptatino of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Terry has kindly offered to take us on in exile as my Matt's Script keeps becoming corrupted. From heavy use? From a slow server at my very sweet but troubled local ISP? From deleting posts while folks are posting? A combination? We don't know yet. But our little community is here now. Thanks for a place to hang.
~terry@www.spring.com
Sat, Nov 23, 1996 (10:34)
#19
Hopefully, you grow to know and love yapp, and will suit your purposes.