[honjo]

Is this the right place to post WXP 64bit Edition related question?

Kaz

[PA Bear]

No. Try news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general
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honjo wrote:
> Is this the right place to post WXP 64bit Edition related question?
>
> Kaz

[Malke]

honjo wrote:

> Is this the right place to post WXP 64bit Edition related question?
>
> Kaz

No, thanks for asking. Try here:

microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general

Malke
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[Gail]

应该可以吧。

"honjo" wrote:

> Is this the right place to post WXP 64bit Edition related question?
>
> Kaz
>

[Roy Coorne]

honjo wrote:
> Is this the right place to post WXP 64bit Edition related question?

Only for this one question - which has just been asked (and answered);-)

Roy

[honjo]

PA Bear wrote:
> No. Try news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general
Thanks for your response.
I looked a list of public group more than twice but could not find it
but when I clicked the link you posted the group was miraculously added
to my subscription list. I am still puzzled about it.

Kaz

[honjo]

Malke wrote:
> honjo wrote:
>
>
>>Is this the right place to post WXP 64bit Edition related question?
>>
>>Kaz
>
>
> No, thanks for asking. Try here:
>
> microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general
>
> Malke
Thanks for your response.
I looked again and again a list of public group but could not find it so
I posted the question here. I must have missed locating it. I could
subscribe it by clicking a link in the post by PA Bear.

Kaz

[honjo]

Roy Coorne wrote:
> honjo wrote:
>
>> Is this the right place to post WXP 64bit Edition related question?
>
>
> Only for this one question - which has just been asked (and answered);-)
>
> Roy

Well, your response is absolutely right on target. :)

Kaz

[Bob I]

Click the "Subscribe to groups"
plug 64 in the box, double click on the group to subscribe.

honjo wrote:

> PA Bear wrote:
>
>> No. Try
>> news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general
>
> Thanks for your response.
> I looked a list of public group more than twice but could not find it
> but when I clicked the link you posted the group was miraculously added
> to my subscription list. I am still puzzled about it.
>
> Kaz

[honjo]

I am using Thunder Bird as the news reader and following the procedure
to subscribe newsgroups. I originally I did not see
microsoft.public.windows.64bit in the public group list but since I
sucessfully completing subscription application by clicking the link
posted by PA Bear it has been added in the list. I do not know why.

Kaz

Bob I wrote:
> Click the "Subscribe to groups"
> plug 64 in the box, double click on the group to subscribe.
>
> honjo wrote:
>
>> PA Bear wrote:
>>
>>> No. Try
>>> news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general
>>
>>
>> Thanks for your response.
>> I looked a list of public group more than twice but could not find it
>> but when I clicked the link you posted the group was miraculously
>> added to my subscription list. I am still puzzled about it.
>>
>> Kaz
>
>

[Bruce Chambers]

honjo wrote:
> I am using Thunder Bird as the news reader and following the procedure
> to subscribe newsgroups. I originally I did not see
> microsoft.public.windows.64bit in the public group list but since I
> sucessfully completing subscription application by clicking the link
> posted by PA Bear it has been added in the list. I do not know why.
>
> Kaz
>


Thunderbird seems to cache the newsgroup list to speed up browsing.
Unfortunately, this means that you need to "Refresh" the list whenever
you suspect that there might be new groups available on the server.
There is a <Refresh> button on the Subscribe dialog box for this purpose.


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