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Andy
How do I get XP to run a .xml file.
I.E. wants to take over this file type.
It is used to make a disk image.
Thanks,
Andy
I.E. wants to take over this file type.
It is used to make a disk image.
Thanks,
Andy
Andy said:How do I get XP to run a .xml file.
I.E. wants to take over this file type.
It is used to make a disk image.
Thanks,
Andy
Andy said:How do I get XP to run a .xml file.
I.E. wants to take over this file type.
It is used to make a disk image.
Thanks,
Andy
I.E. wants to take over this file type.
It is used to make a disk image.
Thanks,
Andy
Some app you have saved a configuration to reuse as a .XML
The .XML contains the configuration for the app.
usually an app will allow saving many different configurations.
What app did that?
Run the app and load that .xml configuration.
This has already been addressed in the VBS group.
If it makes sense to post in more than one group it
should be crossposted, so that everyone sees the same
thread. Otherwise people in both groups are wasting their
time.
In this case it's not an XP question at all. It's a VBS question.
I have heard of crossposting, but don't know how to do it.
I'm not sure if all news clients take both possibilities; some take aMVP said:To crosspost (send a single message simultaneously to multiple
newsgroups) simply address to more than one newsgroup. Separate the
newsgroup names with semicolons. So, for example, instead of sending
it to just microsoft.public.windowsxp.general, you could send it to
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general; alt.windows7.general
Please do not send the same message separately to more than one
newsgroup (called multiposting). Doing so just fragments the thread,
so someone who answers in one newsgroup doesn't always get to see
answers from others in another newsgroup. And for those who read all
the newsgroups the message is multiposted to, they see the message
multiple times instead of once (they would see it only once if you
correctly crossposted instead). This wastes everyone's time, and gets
you poorer help than you should get.
If you must send the same message to more than one newsgroup, please
do so by crossposting -- sending a single message simultaneously to
multiple newsgroups (but only to a *few* related newsgroups).
To crosspost (send a single message simultaneously to multiple
newsgroups) simply address to more than one newsgroup. Separate the
newsgroup names with semicolons. So, for example, instead of sending
it to just microsoft.public.windowsxp.general, you could send it to
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general; alt.windows7.general
In message <[email protected]>, "Ken Blake,
I'm not sure if all news clients take both possibilities; some take a
comma, some a semicolon, some either, but I'm not sure all take either.
One of Andy's posts includes the header line
User-Agent: G2/1.0
which I _think_ means he's posting via the "Google Groups" web
interface; I don't know how you crosspost in that.
I disagree that I am wasting anyone's time.
I have multi-posted for years and only had 3 people complain.
I see multi-posts all the time and it does not bother me.
I will consider cross posting.
When you do things in Usenet that you shouldn't, not everyone
complains. Many folks just killfile you.
No problem. If someone does not want to cheerfully give, then they
should not "pretend" to help others.
Most of the readers gladly help and don't get upset over petty
things.
I have better things to do.
Andy said:Most of the readers gladly help and don't get upset over petty things.
It's already solved in the VBS group. He was
using a VBScript that wasn't working properly
and apparently got sidetracked into thinking an
XML file might be the problem.
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