List - The answer, I think, is that some of us compose mail off-line and our computers assign the date and time at the time of composing. It may be hours later when we sign back on to send, so that an earlier-composed message then appears after someone else's. >On Thu, 7 Nov 1996, Greg & Mary Ellen Newell wrote: > >> >>Avery wrote: >>Messages are not always received in >>the same order they're posted. I guess some just float around in >>cyberspace BTW, I have no problem with computer talk like this if it helps us use the computer to solve our piano technical issues! Bill Maxim, RPT Serving South Carolina from Greer and Columbia Satisfying discriminating musicians since 1955
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