Sarah's perhaps-too-clever comments had nothing to do with R, and everything to
do with the fact that Nabble misleadingly suggests to you that this mailing
list is hosted at their website. Very few of the participants on this EMAIL
LIST use Nabble, so we don't have any idea about the troubles you may be having
or the web page buttons you write about, and your mention of these issues is
OFF TOPIC. Please read the Posting Guide.
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On May 22, 2014 3:31:02 AM PDT, Hurr <hill0...@umn.edu> wrote:
>Sorry, I don't know enough about R to understand what you said.
>But I don't think I need to understand it.
>And secondly, my reason for my stupid recent post about not finding a
>recent post was that I didn't notice that there was a little "1 2" in
>the lower right hand corner meaning that I had to select a second page.
>I think it is better to start a new thread when
>that happens so others will see my post too.
>Hurr
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