[or-roots] Difficulties posting

[Dan Matney]

I use thunderbird.
It has a setting to place replies in the folder you replied from.
I dont have a problem seeing my gmail post since the copy of the reply 
is in line in there. The folders turn blue to show where new messages 
went to.
   Also since I went to linux Mint, I dont have any pc problems and 
stuff microsoft is forcing to people.
   For those using MS and Liked OE, there is a version called OE 
classic, its a standalone program cost 25 buks and works just like the 
old OE even in windows 10. So with t bird, you wont have to remember to 
bcc, some people just put them in the TO line with the group.
    Also I noticed, gmail posts I do get some times.
If you would like a d-matney domain email address, you wont have the 
gmail blues and a much better editor much like windows write type of 
thing, its pretty nice, it can be popped to any client.

Dan

On 06/08/2016 11:45 AM, Leslie Chapman wrote:
> Jan;
>
> I wish I had thought of that a long time ago; it might have shed some
> light on why my posts were not coming through. I will have to try that
> later. Your and Dan's replies have both shown up on my gmail account,
> but none of my posts, your reply ended up in my yahoo spam folder
> though.
>
> I will have to pursue that idea next time I am online, but I really
> need to get off here and get some work done. Spent a week rebuilding
> my girlfreinds front porch and a portion of her water line I cut with
> an ax trying to remove an unwanted hedge.
>
> Going to take it easy today, just move a ton or so of garbage and go
> look at some property lines for a client in Florence.
>
> Les C
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