Test: Très strange

[MarkSealey]

Just a test: Très strange

[Bryn]

Très bien. Now we can talk about Varèse, peut être? Thanks Mark.

[french frank]

Très bien. Now we can talk about Varèse, peut être? Thanks Mark.

[Mark, it's okay, I won't let on]

Oh, well, I'd better publicly say that the vBulletin engineer, Steve, has done a wonderful job peering for hours into the deepest recesses of the system to find the problem. Technically it wasn't a 'bug' because it didn't affect the vBulletin software in general.

To Steve

[Don Petter]

Sounds great. I'll go back over to 'Last CD Purchased' and try to post my offering once again. It's nearly too late for that text as I've just ordered another CD set, but it hasn't actually arrived yet, so it should still be within the rules.

[french frank]

Don

Yes, Steve apologised that the fix didn't correct all the original problems. I don't think there were too many.

[Nick Armstrong]

Fauré Françaix Lehár testing testing

[johnb]

Technically it wasn't a 'bug' because it didn't affect the vBulletin software in general.

Of course it isn't a bug .... it's a 'feature'.

[Nick Armstrong]

Yup looks good!

[Don Petter]

Don

Yes, Steve apologised that the fix didn't correct all the original problems. I don't think there were too many.

It posted perfectly this time (cut and pasted from Word, as originally). As I said in that thread, many thanks to you all.

[Bryn]

хорошо

[Nick Armstrong]

хорошо

Come outside and say that

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

And there I was, thinking this thread was about England v. Australia.

[MarkSealey]

Très bien. Now we can talk about Varèse, peut être? Thanks Mark.

Well, this (ISBN-13: 978-1843832119) is as good a place to start as any. Watch out for a review on Classical Net rsn :-)

[MarkSealey]

…cut and pasted from Word…

Thanks for the thanks, Don!

FWIW, would strongly advise against pasting anything from Word; it's likely to introduce all sorts of undesirable characters (of the ASCII top-bit, not the human, kind). Better to use a plain text editor - with the emphasis on 'plain'. This BBS s/w is supposed to filter out stuff it can't cope with, but suggest not tempting fate.

[Don Petter]

Thanks for the thanks, Don!

FWIW, would strongly advise against pasting anything from Word; it's likely to introduce all sorts of undesirable characters (of the ASCII top-bit, not the human, kind). Better to use a plain text editor - with the emphasis on 'plain'. This BBS s/w is supposed to filter out stuff it can't cope with, but suggest not tempting fate.

Mark,

Fair enough. So we've given it a good test, but I'll try to be gentler in future!