David H. Lipman wrote:
[deleted]

What you are asking is...

"...Outlook Express on drive "C:", but have the emails saved on drive "D:" ?"
The answer is YES.

But, but, BUT, .... 'D:' is my CD/DVD-ROM drive!

Sorry, couldn't resist. :-)

[deleted]

From: "Frank Slootweg"

| David H. Lipman wrote:
| [deleted]
|
What you are asking is...

"...Outlook Express on drive "C:", but have the emails saved on drive "D:" ?"
The answer is YES.
|
| But, but, BUT, .... 'D:' is my CD/DVD-ROM drive!
|
| Sorry, couldn't resist. :-)
|
| [deleted]

You are so right :-)

Happy Holidays.

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm

"Frank Slootweg" wrote:

David H. Lipman wrote:
[deleted]

What you are asking is...

"...Outlook Express on drive "C:", but have the emails saved on drive "D:" ?"
The answer is YES.

But, but, BUT, .... 'D:' is my CD/DVD-ROM drive!

Sorry, couldn't resist. :-)

[deleted]

Somewhat pedantic I would say............EVERYone KNEW what I was
saying....for want of a better comparison, I will use Drive 1 and Drive
2.............

Shaz wrote:


"Frank Slootweg" wrote:

David H. Lipman wrote:
[deleted]

What you are asking is...

"...Outlook Express on drive "C:", but have the emails saved on drive "D:" ?"
The answer is YES.

But, but, BUT, .... 'D:' is my CD/DVD-ROM drive!

Sorry, couldn't resist. :-)

[deleted]

Somewhat pedantic I would say............EVERYone KNEW what I was
saying....for want of a better comparison, I will use Drive 1 and Drive
2.............

I obviously understood what *you* meant. I was just making fun of
*David*, because his 'correction' wasn't one.

And David is well able to take care of himself G.

--

~~~~

Gerry

~~~~~~~~
Enquire, plan and execute.
Stourport, England
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Frank Slootweg wrote:

I obviously understood what *you* meant. I was just making fun of
*David*, because his 'correction' wasn't one.

Sorry Frank....I wasnt having a go at you.....!! You just made a comment
about what David had written, and I was adding my comment on how pedantic he
was!!!

"Frank Slootweg" wrote:

Shaz wrote:


"Frank Slootweg" wrote:

David H. Lipman wrote:
[deleted]

What you are asking is...

"...Outlook Express on drive "C:", but have the emails saved on drive "D:" ?"
The answer is YES.

But, but, BUT, .... 'D:' is my CD/DVD-ROM drive!

Sorry, couldn't resist. :-)

[deleted]

Somewhat pedantic I would say............EVERYone KNEW what I was
saying....for want of a better comparison, I will use Drive 1 and Drive
2.............

I obviously understood what *you* meant. I was just making fun of
*David*, because his 'correction' wasn't one.

From: "Shaz"

| Sorry Frank....I wasnt having a go at you.....!! You just made a comment
| about what David had written, and I was adding my comment on how pedantic he
| was!!!

My reply was not pedantic !

The fact is one can only go by what is written and you wrote Drive A and Drive B. What I
wrote was not a "correction" it is called a "clarification" for verification.

One can not assume or infer what someone posts. One needs the exact facts. What I wrote
was to bring out thes facts and if they were not correct, your reply would hopefully have
had a correction.

Additionally, oner who asks questions and gets answered should NOT be calling the one who
answered "pedantic" or any term that may be considered derrogatory. I should also note
while the News Group is English, many post where English is not the primary languange.

A final note is that this is a public News Group. There are those who read both the
questions and replies either at the time of the thread or later and what I write is meant
not only for the one who posts a question and those who read the thread.

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm

David H. Lipman wrote:
From: "Shaz"

Sorry Frank....I wasnt having a go at you.....!! You just made a
comment about what David had written, and I was adding my comment on
how pedantic he was!!!

My reply was not pedantic !

The fact is one can only go by what is written and you wrote Drive A
and Drive B. What I wrote was not a "correction" it is called a
"clarification" for verification.

This was Shaz' *whole* post:

S I have two hard drives on my computer and was wanting to keep purely
S programs on one and data on the other.
S
S Is it possible to install outlook express on drive A, but have the
S emails saved on drive b?

(S)He clearly said "hard drives", so there is *no* way that anyone
(who *reads what was written*) can think (s)he was talking about
"floppies".

So, nice try, but no cigar. (In this case) Your reading was sloppy.
No big deal. Face it and move on.

[deleted]

David

Just look at the subject of the thread started by Shaz 2 days ago.

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Regards.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England

Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


David H. Lipman wrote:

The fact is one can only go by what is written and you wrote Drive A
and Drive B. What I wrote was not a "correction" it is called a
"clarification" for verification.

Shaz wrote:
Sorry Frank....I wasnt having a go at you.....!! You just made a comment
about what David had written, and I was adding my comment on how pedantic he
was!!!

No problem. Thanks for confirming what I thought was the case, but
wasn't sure about.

"Frank Slootweg" wrote:

Shaz wrote:


"Frank Slootweg" wrote:

David H. Lipman wrote:
[deleted]

What you are asking is...

"...Outlook Express on drive "C:", but have the emails saved on drive "D:" ?"
The answer is YES.

But, but, BUT, .... 'D:' is my CD/DVD-ROM drive!

Sorry, couldn't resist. :-)

[deleted]

Somewhat pedantic I would say............EVERYone KNEW what I was
saying....for want of a better comparison, I will use Drive 1 and Drive
2.............

I obviously understood what *you* meant. I was just making fun of
*David*, because his 'correction' wasn't one.