WELL JEFF I AM A BEGGINNER AND I HAVE LEARNT SEVERAL THINGS FROM THIS LIST!
ISN'T THAT THE PURPOSE OF IT ? I HAVE JUST FOUND OUT HOW TO TURN HOTMAILS
STUPID HTML EMAIL OFF SO I AM SENDING IN NORMAL PLAIN TEXT NOW!
I HOPE YOU ARE REALLY HAPPY AT WHAT YOU HAVE TRIED TO ACCOMPLISH BY RUNNING
ME DOWN ON THE LIST. I REALLY ONLY WANT TO LEARN MORE, I AM A YEAR 12 SCHOOL
STUDENT FOR GODS SAKE!
SO PLEASE GIVE ME A FUCKING BREAK!

to all other piclist members i am very sorry if i have caused you any stress
or annoyed you in any way. please reply if you have any other grievances!
most of you all have helped me a lot in my learning!

Thankyou
Anamalech






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>From: Byron A Jeff To: anamalech@HOTMAIL.COM Subject: Re: [PIC]: PIC to LAN
>Interfacing? Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 07:22:10 -0500
>
>On Wed, Jan 30, 2002 at 04:12:34PM +1000, Prince Anamalech wrote:
>
>A few comments.
>
>1) You have shown that you don't have enough expertise to take on such a
>project. 2) As I have repeatedly pointed out, the 16F84 isn't the right
>part. 3) Please turn off HTML when posting to the list! 4) There have been
>extensive discussions about interface PICs into the local network. Check
>the archives here.
>
>Take a read of this document. It descibes the issues I've been discussing
>about your posts:
>
>http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>
>BTW if you are determined, then there are few possibilites:
>
>1) The Crystal Semiconductor CS8900A 2) Interfacing to an ISA ethernet
>card. Look for an award winning design project by Edward Cheung on Circuit
>Cellar INK. 3) Go read the archives. Both this list (www.piclist.com) and
>the comp.arch.embedded newsgroup which you can at groups.google.com.
>
>I'm really not trying to be a list monitor, but it's clear from my last
>thread that some of your actions are irratating more than me.
>
>Please respond to this message. It's unclear to me if you'd read anything
>that I've written because you haven't changed one bit since you've come on
>the list. Even if simply you stopped posting in HTML it would be progress.
>
>BAJ

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