who are you all and why do I have messages on my computer?

Seekers after knowledge and others who are heavy with it, regarding
the final (current) version of Outlook Express is (hopefully) who's here.

In context, your second question doesn't seem to make sense

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who are you all and why do I have messages on my computer?

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who are you all and why do I have messages on my computer?

From OE Help -
What are newsgroups?
A newsgroup is a collection of messages posted by individuals to a news
server (a computer that can host thousands of newsgroups).

You can find newsgroups on practically any subject. Although some
newsgroups are moderated, most are not. Moderated newsgroups are "owned"
by someone who reviews the postings, can answer questions, delete
inappropriate messages, and so forth. Anyone can post messages to a
newsgroup. Newsgroups do not require any kind of membership or joining
fees.

To use newsgroups in Outlook Express, your Internet service provider
(ISP) must offer links to one or more news servers. After you set up an
account for each server you want in Outlook Express, you can read and
post messages in any of the newsgroups stored on that news server.

When you find a newsgroup you like, you can "subscribe" to it so that it
is displayed in your Outlook Express Folders list. Subscribing provides
easy access to your favorite newsgroups, eliminating the need to scroll
through the long list on the server each time you want to visit a
favorite newsgroup.

Newsgroups can contain thousands of messages, which can be
time-consuming to sort through. Outlook Express has a variety of
features that make it easier to find the information you want in
newsgroups.

The following topics describe how to use Outlook Express to participate
in newsgroups:

Add an e-mail or newsgroup account

Find newsgroups of interest

Subscribe to a newsgroup

Read newsgroup messages

Post a message to a newsgroup

Block messages from a sender or domain
--
Kath Adams
MS MVP - Windows (Outlook Express)

We are your worst nightmare.
Because you subscribed?

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who are you all and why do I have messages on my computer?

"Tom Willett" wrote in message
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We are your worst nightmare.

Speak for yourself - not others :-)
Antioch

The royal "we". I certainly wouldn't speak for trolls such as yourself.

"antioch" wrote in message
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"Tom Willett" wrote in message
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We are your worst nightmare.

Speak for yourself - not others :-)
Antioch

"Tom Willett" wrote in message
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The royal "we". I certainly wouldn't speak for trolls such as yourself.

"antioch" wrote in message
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"Tom Willett" wrote in message
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We are your worst nightmare.

Speak for yourself - not others :-)
Antioch



Oh, I always thought you considered yourself better than anyone else.
Resorting to name calling is juvenile - a bit of 'pot calling the kettle
black' as well.
At least I have learnt not to perpetuate spammers - you must be either a
spammer or a spam lover.

"Tom Willett" wrote in message
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The royal "we". I certainly wouldn't speak for trolls such as yourself.

"antioch" wrote in message
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"Tom Willett" wrote in message
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We are your worst nightmare.

Speak for yourself - not others :-)
Antioch




You're more of a troll than antioch is.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Answer in newsgroup. Don't send mail.

"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM" wrote in message
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"Tom Willett" wrote in message
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The royal "we". I certainly wouldn't speak for trolls such as yourself.

"antioch" wrote in message
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"Tom Willett" wrote in message
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We are your worst nightmare.

Speak for yourself - not others :-)
Antioch




You're more of a troll than antioch is.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Answer in newsgroup. Don't send mail.


Thank you for that, Frank
I was beginning to doubt my sincerity ;-)
Rgds
Antioch