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How is this in a MAC newsgroup???

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> IE 6 is only available for PC, please don't post PC-Related questions in a
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Mickey Stevens - 11 Nov 2006 20:43 GMT
This group is <microsoft.public.mac.explorer>. There have been so many
posts here concerning Internet Explorer 7 for Windows that I wonder if this
group is mislabeled on the Microsoft web site somewhere. Can you copy &
paste here the URL you are using to access this group? Or provide
step-by-step instructions on how you access this group?
On 11/11/06 1:44 PM, in article
8B925106-CF55-41B7-85A6-4EE944DC45A6@microsoft.com, "jazzcat"
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> How is this in a MAC newsgroup???

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Randall Ainsworth - 11 Nov 2006 21:12 GMT
> This group is <microsoft.public.mac.explorer>. There have been so many
> posts here concerning Internet Explorer 7 for Windows that I wonder if this
> group is mislabeled on the Microsoft web site somewhere. Can you copy &
> paste here the URL you are using to access this group? Or provide
> step-by-step instructions on how you access this group?
They're Windows people, so they're handicapped from the start.
jazzcat - 12 Nov 2006 00:15 GMT
Yes, Mickey, it's mislabeled. But serves 'em right for letting Mac folks into
a PC realm in the first place, right Randy?

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> > This group is <microsoft.public.mac.explorer>. There have been so many
> > posts here concerning Internet Explorer 7 for Windows that I wonder if this
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> They're Windows people, so they're handicapped from the start.
Yuriy Kostiv - 25 Nov 2006 20:26 GMT
>> This group is <microsoft.public.mac.explorer>. There have been so many
>> posts here concerning Internet Explorer 7 for Windows that I wonder if this
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> They're Windows people, so they're handicapped from the start.
Mac is much better for the people with Accessibility issues. Mac's much
more advanced in supporting handicapped people needs.
Randall Ainsworth - 25 Nov 2006 21:13 GMT
> Mac is much better for the people with Accessibility issues. Mac's much
> more advanced in supporting handicapped people needs.
And Windows is much better at collecting viruses and spyware using an
ugly, unintuitive interface.
y3k - 26 Nov 2006 00:00 GMT
> And Windows is much better at collecting viruses and spyware using an
> ugly, unintuitive interface.
Right, but nobody would pull Mac to the corporate world, where real
growth is and where the popularity would come from. Apple should do it
themselves and it seems like they have no plans. But I'm sure after some
10 years there would be much much more businesses on Macs.
Randall Ainsworth - 11 Nov 2006 21:12 GMT
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> How is this in a MAC newsgroup???
You're right...it's only called - microsoft.public.mac.explorer
Slapnads - 12 Nov 2006 07:17 GMT
Randumb Analsworth you have a big mac...I mean mouth
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> > How is this in a MAC newsgroup???
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> You're right...it's only called - microsoft.public.mac.explorer
Randall Ainsworth - 12 Nov 2006 16:00 GMT
> Randumb Analsworth you have a big mac...I mean mouth
Hey! That's funny...I've never heard that one before.
But you're still the tard for posting PC questions in a Macintosh
newsgroup.
Slapnads - 12 Nov 2006 17:32 GMT
I didn't mean anything buy it Anal. I just think you could be a little better
about it or here is an idea....Don't post anything.
> > Randumb Analsworth you have a big mac...I mean mouth
>
> Hey! That's funny...I've never heard that one before.
>
> But you're still the tard for posting PC questions in a Macintosh
> newsgroup.
Randall Ainsworth - 12 Nov 2006 22:11 GMT
> I didn't mean anything buy it Anal. I just think you could be a little better
> about it or here is an idea....Don't post anything.
Here's an idea...read the name of the group before you post.
DanielWalters6 - 12 Nov 2006 19:16 GMT
Hello
http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.
public.mac.explorer&mid=398f722e-f7a1-4c18-9ae8-1ddbd17547c1
If you go on this link, it clearly states in the "Tree layout" on the left
that it's a section for "Macintosh Software".
If you're using Outlook Express, it's also labelled as
microsoft.public.mac.explorer
Also if you read the other posts, (excluding the mistakes also made by
people putting IE7 problems in here) you'll notice, they're mac based. :-)

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