CompuServe Thread

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#194977From: Eulogio (DJ) GarciaApr 28, 1995 12:06 AM
Michael, ever hear of paragraphs? <g> BTW, glad you got your first place back! DJ Autopilot 1.80 by Steve Ahlstrom From Queens, Center of the Looniverse …
#195095From: Michael SchumacherApr 28, 1995 9:13 PM
DJ, Just had a look at the message you are referring to. It does look dense, but I swear it had 3 or 4 paragraphs when I uploaded it. You mean Benetton's 2nd appeal was successful? That must please the Britts 🙂 Michael Schumacher Formula 1 on Autopilot
#195221From: Eulogio (DJ) GarciaApr 29, 1995 10:09 PM
Well, it did get David Coulthard his second place, too. But no points for the manufacturers, only the drivers. Tomorrow's race should be interesting, with you back on the pole next to Berger's Ferrari B) DJ Autopilot 1.80 by Steve Ahlstrom From Queens, Center of the Looniverse …
#195260From: Michael SchumacherApr 30, 1995 11:19 AM
DJ, Just watched the race. Now that was a very ungraceful exit by Schumacher :(, but at least I don't get now snide remarks from limeys, they love loosers<bg> Michael Schumacher Formula 1 on Autopilot
#195401From: Eulogio (DJ) GarciaMay 1, 1995 8:44 PM
There was really no graceful exit out of that one – I felt sorry for him. That was a nasty tumble, especially the second rebound where it almost flipped. I think he was still in shock that it was all over when he was interviewed. Growing up is never easy, especially in F1. Let's hope he recovers gracefully. He's an awesome talent. I'd like to see his rivalry with Hill develop into something intense but civil. It makes for some awesome racing <g>. DJ Autopilot 1.80 by Steve Ahlstrom From Queens, Center of the Looniverse …
#195456From: Michael SchumacherMay 2, 1995 8:04 AM
DJ, I couldn't agree more. This season promises to be very interesting, not only with Hill and Schumacher, but also some other serious contenders like Coulthard, Alesi, Berger and maybe even good old Nigel :). Michael Schumacher Formula 1 on Autopilot
#195313From: Christopher TolmieApr 30, 1995 8:37 PM
Michael, . <<just had a look at the message you are referring to. It does look dense, <<but I swear it had 3 or 4 paragraphs when I uploaded it. Your another victim of AP's loss of the "force formatting" feature. Using older versions of AP (1.7 comes to mind) "force formatting" was done for you by AP placing a [.] dot (or space) as the first character on each line of type. . This makes CIS leave that line alone (as a default,it tries to format for you) so it displays as you originally laid it out. New versions of AP had that 'fixed' feature removed with no way to "TOGGLE" it back ON so we, the users are now FORCED to manually start typing in the dot [.] or a leading blank space [ ] again or suffer the bizarre (sometimes) effects of the loss of our message formatting! This inturns sometimes invokes slight flames from other members about dense long paragraphs. It would be nice to have some choice here and selectively choose to either [SAVE] or [SAVE UNFORMATTED (by CIS editor )] (by cis ) rather than typing all those D!*@ DOTS. An extra menu option (keyboard shortcut) and/or a gadget would be all we need. Definitely plenty of space for another gadget in the AP editor. Christopher
#195457From: Michael SchumacherMay 2, 1995 8:04 AM
Chris, It still is weird, because I am aware of AP's new non-feature. The way I wrote the message, it should have still have been formatted correctly. Anyway, since 1.80, strange things are happening all the time, but inconsistently. I wonder if it has to do with changes to the CiS software or simply because of the fact that over two million people are trying now simultaneously to get on the Net via CompuServe. Regards, Michael Schumacher Formula 1 on Autopilot
#195490From: Rafael VicariaMay 2, 1995 3:06 PM
>I wonder if it has to do with changes to the CiS software or simply because of the fact that over two million people are trying now simultaneously to get on the Net via CompuServe.< I think it is the second reason. Now it's better not connecting after 19:00 Your transfer rate could fall from 1000 to 300 cps. And your invoice rises and rises… No comment. Rafa <Motorola Inside> from Berlin, thanks to AP1.80 >…olive oil is the way to go.<
#195563From: Michael SchumacherMay 3, 1995 6:02 AM
"Your transfer rate could fall from 1000 to 300 cps." Not quite as bad here in London, however the best time is here early in the morning or after 23:00. Regards, Michael Schumacher Formula 1 on Autopilot