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More info?)
just to add to that ... when you cross-post, with most readers, once
I've read the message once in one group, it will automatically be
marked as having been read in all the other groups so that I won't
trip over it multiple times.
Dave Patrick wrote:
>
> Cross-post when necessary, but never multi-post. Cross-posting is when you
> include two or more groups in the "Newsgroups:" section. In this scenario
> the message and all responses are seen in all groups that the message was
> cross-posted to. In other words any replies will automatically propagate to
> the other newsgroup posts.
>
> Multi-posting is when you post the same message to two or more groups
> individually. In this scenario the message is seen in the groups it is
> posted to, but the responses are only seen attached to the message (unless
> you cross-post the reply) in which the response was made. So those that
> frequent these groups then need to deal with or re-read the posts. It may
> seem like a small thing to keep track of. But some of us actively traverse
> 50 or more groups. The poster also then must search out all of the posts to
> see if there was a response.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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> "JT" <pvtpilot@dtnspeed.net> wrote in message
> news:21f4001c45c48$08b35e30$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> | When installing apps for the first time on my new W2K
> | Server being used as a Terminal Server (change
> | user /install), is there a way to create a default
> | desktop for everyone, no matter who's logging in?
> |
> | This would save a lot of time of having to re-create the
> | same desktop for everyone when I started adding new user
> | accounts to my W2K Server being used as a Terminal Server.
> |
> | thx
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