“Igor Kovalenko” <kovalenko@home.com> wrote in message
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“Igor Kovalenko” <> kovalenko@home.com> > wrote in message
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“Rick Lake” <> rwlake@SPAM.REDIRECTED.TO.DEV.NULL> > wrote in message
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Yes I totally agree with you. Sorry about that. In fact I was
thinking
about posting a follow-up to say that this thread should predominantly
be about thanking you for your contribution with this utility, but you
beat me to it.
In fact the way to thank me is to send postcard. So far one (1) user
managed
to do that so I’m starting to feel like QNX community must be either
very
small or very ungrateful >Now various people told me they either have no idea what e-cards are or
somehow confused about them.I really thought it is simple. See > http://www.e-cards.com > or
http://www.amazon.com > (click on free e-cards) or
http://greetings.yahoo.com
or whatever else. The idea is the same everywhere. You use your browser to
compose an ‘e-postcard’ by choosing a picture and adding some text. Then
it
will be formatted as HTML and sent by e-mail.Why do I want e-cards instead of plain e-mail? I like nice pictures. And
by
choosing pictures people express themselves so I know them better than if
they just wrote something. And I’m curious >
I tend to stay away from them (as you probably have seen Igor) cause
they have banners or some sort of publicity. Next time I’ll use HTML
though;-)
- igor