Jeremy Elson wrote:
>
> To anyone who doubts that I regularly get email from *really* clueless
> people, I present this which I received not 10 minutes ago. (This is
> from the same gentleman who asked me to send him a copy of 'make' because
> his system didn't have it and I told him that he needed it.)
Ick.*grin*
Guess this comes with the territory. Moderating another mail-list
could be time-consuming. As noted before, perhaps explanations and/or samples
of basic coding questions (adding skills, classes, spells, spec procs, FLAGS, etc)
under 2.x and 3.x could be put on the WWW (edit & HTML-ize coding.doc?).
The Circle FAQ mentions fixes for the most part. Updating/adding new mail
archives can help too. Good luck.
Later Days,
Steve Wilson
<swilson@whc.net>
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> Regards,
> Jeremy
>
> P.S. - Hmm, maybe I should put together a collection of the best letters
> I've received in the "clueless" category - it would probably make for some
> really funny reading... JE.
>
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>
> Date: Wed, 08 May 1996 20:19:51 -0400 (EDT)
> From: [deleted]
> Subject: Help
> To: jelson@jhu.edu
>
> Hi, remember I wrote to you before? I need help again. I now have "make"
> in my system. Except when I go into the src directory, and type "make
> all" the system says "Must run configure in circle's top-level directory."
> what can I do? Please respond. Respond to
> [address deleted]
>
> Thank you.
>
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