Re: Focus confirmation for old manual lenses on the Olympus E-3?

In article <1180573115.784247.83260@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> RichA
<rander3127@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On May 30, 4:31 pm, Mister Bill <mis...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In article <1180543881.633018.276...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
RichA
<rander3...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Silly rumour, but wouldn't it be simply awesome?

What would be awesome would be an end to your constant stream of
inane and pointless posts.

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I'm trying a really very very bad usenet client for Mac, Nemo OS X.
You would be very well advised not to bother downloading it, unless
you like bugs, that is.

Apple is garbage. Toys for people who could never learn to use
agraphics-oriented PC or Unix box.


You idiotic twat. This from someone who posts endlessly about cameras
and who doesn't even own one? From my lurking, I love the way you
never actually respond to those who, rightly and apparently frequently,
take you to task about your meaningless posts and obvious failure to
understand cameras, but veer off in another direction entirely.

Having got that off my chest, Apples are wonderful, and I look back
upon my many years of PC ownership with no regrets whatsoever. I have
no doubt that you have never actually used one.

OT now, I didn't know that this worthless pile of *** called nemo
added that message to my posts, and I've taken the liberty of amending
its message above; I'm just trying it but it's in the trash after
discovering this; thank god I have not posted more than a couple of
messages with it. It's a bug-ridden heap of scheiss, in which even the
bug reporting mechanism has bugs. nemo is a bit like you really Rich,
pretty bloody useless. I think I'm probably not alone in wishing it
were as easy to consign you to the trash as it is to do the same with
nemo.

Dear reader, please heartily ignore the message which the ridiculously
awful nemo usenet client will add to this

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I'm trying a new usenet client for Mac, Nemo OS X.
You can download it at http://www.malcom-mac.com/nemo

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