"Stimpy" wrote in message
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Anthony Edwards wrote:
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 21:29:55 -0000, Stimpy
wrote:
After some years of listening to my friends old ESL's, I'm coming
round to the idea that maybe I should get a pair myself. Can
anyone recommend a decent ESL FAQ to save me asking lots of stupid
questions here?

A Google search for "Quad ESL" will bring up a variety of informative
and interesting web sites.

Really? I hadn't thought of trying that; what a constructive and helpful
suggestion. Thak you SO much for your assistance...

Sarcasm mode? Seems an obvious solution to me.

In article ,
Mike O'sullivan wrote:
A Google search for "Quad ESL" will bring up a variety of
informative and interesting web sites.

Really? I hadn't thought of trying that; what a constructive and
helpful suggestion. Thak you SO much for your assistance...

Sarcasm mode? Seems an obvious solution to me.

It does. As would a search on this group as the subject has come up
several times.

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*If at first you do succeed, try not to look too astonished.

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

In article ,
Mike O'sullivan wrote:
A Google search for "Quad ESL" will bring up a variety of
informative and interesting web sites.

Really? I hadn't thought of trying that; what a constructive and
helpful suggestion. Thak you SO much for your assistance...

Sarcasm mode? Seems an obvious solution to me.

It does. As would a search on this group as the subject has come up
several times.

--
*If at first you do succeed, try not to look too astonished.

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

Hi,

In message , Stimpy
writes
After some years of listening to my friends old ESL's, I'm coming round to
the idea that maybe I should get a pair myself. Can anyone recommend a
decent ESL FAQ to save me asking lots of stupid questions here?

To get started, try these:

http://www.quadesl.org/

http://www.flashbacksales.co.uk/Classique.htm

http://www.zen10264.zen.co.uk/html/faq.html

Some of those links don't go to the 'home pages' of the
respective sites, so you may have to dig a little.

Hope it helps.


--
Regards,
Glenn Booth

Hi,

In message , Stimpy
writes
After some years of listening to my friends old ESL's, I'm coming round to
the idea that maybe I should get a pair myself. Can anyone recommend a
decent ESL FAQ to save me asking lots of stupid questions here?

To get started, try these:

http://www.quadesl.org/

http://www.flashbacksales.co.uk/Classique.htm

http://www.zen10264.zen.co.uk/html/faq.html

Some of those links don't go to the 'home pages' of the
respective sites, so you may have to dig a little.

Hope it helps.


--
Regards,
Glenn Booth