AFTL-FAQ Maintainer
2004-01-24 23:52:38 UTC
I updated the FAQ with several minor adjustments to the movie list,
completing some entries which were missing cast details, etc..
I'm still waiting to hear from the author of the FAQ to HTML
converter, as to getting it fixed, so the updated FAQ can be put on
the HTML site.
The Canadian Distributors web site is down, according to the error
message, the Apache Server has been reconfigured and the site may not
have been uploaded yet.
A fellow collector notified me that the Distributor bought a Stand
Alone Pioneer DVD recorder, so I guess they will be offering DVDs,
although stand alone DVD recorders have no advanced features for
authoring and producing DVDs.
The updated FAQ will not be posted according to the server until
February, so for those who read the newsgroup and want the FAQ, here
are the usenet admin description to get the FAQ for the newsgroups:
Thank You for writing to the FAQ Maintainer for a copy of the Traci
Lords FAQ.
Although this is an automated response through Eudora, please be
advised that Usenet Rules clearly state that the FAQ Maintainer does
not have the time to personally send the FAQ to everyone who wants it.
In the future, please refer to the FAQ Archives at mit.edu for your
copy of the FAQ. Since ALL FAQ's are kept on file in the archive and
are posted automatically by the archive hosting service when updated
to the appropriate newsgroups.
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topic imaginable. In order to get a proper start and avoid
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To get the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) file(s) for a given
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If any FAQ files are available, they will be listed in the returned
info, and you can request them with a command like:
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completing some entries which were missing cast details, etc..
I'm still waiting to hear from the author of the FAQ to HTML
converter, as to getting it fixed, so the updated FAQ can be put on
the HTML site.
The Canadian Distributors web site is down, according to the error
message, the Apache Server has been reconfigured and the site may not
have been uploaded yet.
A fellow collector notified me that the Distributor bought a Stand
Alone Pioneer DVD recorder, so I guess they will be offering DVDs,
although stand alone DVD recorders have no advanced features for
authoring and producing DVDs.
The updated FAQ will not be posted according to the server until
February, so for those who read the newsgroup and want the FAQ, here
are the usenet admin description to get the FAQ for the newsgroups:
Thank You for writing to the FAQ Maintainer for a copy of the Traci
Lords FAQ.
Although this is an automated response through Eudora, please be
advised that Usenet Rules clearly state that the FAQ Maintainer does
not have the time to personally send the FAQ to everyone who wants it.
In the future, please refer to the FAQ Archives at mit.edu for your
copy of the FAQ. Since ALL FAQ's are kept on file in the archive and
are posted automatically by the archive hosting service when updated
to the appropriate newsgroups.
USENET RULES:
Usenet is a collection of over 34,000 discussion groups on every
topic imaginable. In order to get a proper start and avoid
embarassing yourself needlessly, you must read the Usenet new users
intro document, which can be obtained by sending e-mail to:
mail-***@rtfm.mit.edu
and include in the BODY of the note:
send usenet/news.amswers/news-newusers-intro
To get a listing of Usenet newsgroups, add these commands to your
note:
send usenet/news.answers/active-newsgroups/part1 (Also get part2)
send usenet/news.answers/alt-hierarchies/part1 (Also get part2 &
part3)
To get the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) file(s) for a given
newsgroup, try a command like this:
index usenet/<newsgroupname>
(Substitute dots for dashes if they appear in the newsgroup name.)
If any FAQ files are available, they will be listed in the returned
info, and you can request them with a command like:
send usenet/<newsgroupname>/<faqfilename>