Today I received dups of virtually the entire current list. This has not happened to me before.
Dan

Mark Willis wrote:

> As of about 3PM Monday I did something which will either fix this, or
> not;  if it doesn't fix it, I'll try further action, something's
> seriously wrong at one account at one ISP, e-mail to the person who's
> subscribed there hasn't resulted in a reply.
>
> Tomorrow (well, OK, later today) should be fixed.  One way or another,
> by some kind of lever and fulcrum or another <G>
>
>   Mark
>
> > Michael Rigby-Jones wrote:
> > Do you ever get that strange feeling of deja vu?
> >
> > After the rash of bounced mails with warnings about duplicate posts,
> > I've just had a bunch of old posts land in my inbox.  I vaguely
> > remember this happening before and Mark sorted it.  Can't remember
> > what the cause was though.
> >
> > Mike
> >
> >      -----Original Message-----
> >      From:   : S.Ramasubramanian
> >      [SMTP:sr.ramasubramanian@UBG.TVSE.CO.IN]
> >      Sent:   Thursday, March 16, 2000 5:42 AM
> >      To:     PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> >      Subject:        Interrupt on change on PORTB
> >      Importance:     High
> >
> >      Hello friends,
> >           Suppose I initialize PortB (RB4) as interrupt on change, and
> >      I need to
> >      be interrupted on every rising edge only and during my high to
> >      low
> >      transition, I should not get interrupted.  I am using limit
> >      switch as an
> >      interrupt source.  But my program behaves erratically during
> >      emulation.
> >      What could be the reason.  MPLAB simulation is perfectly ok.
> >
> >      thanks
> >      rams
>
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