Re: [IRCA] computer accuracy

["Ira Elbert New, III" <ien3@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

     Not to beat a dead horse in midstream, but it's probably the battery in 
your computer that's causing the problem. They die and throw the date and 
time off. Check that out and we'll cross that bridge when the fat lady 
sings.

Bert New
Watkinsville, Georgia
Proudly Serving You Since 1964!

>Actually it does make a difference, Willis.  Your posts get lost in my
in-box (I have 40 or 50 that are "pending" to be read or actioned), so yours
just sit at the top (sorted by time and date)
>unless I happen to surf up there.  I suspect others might have the same
issue.  If I'm away for a time, I might have hundreds of emails to get
through.  I usually read the most recent ones
>first and then work backwards, chronologically.  1996 would be the last
ones I see!.........Walt


Walt-
There isn't anything of importance just reception reports. I guess that if I
had an earth shattering message to report to the group, I might consider the
date.

I changed the date to correct time, BUT in time it gets off. Thanks for your
concern, though.

Willis


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