Looks like an apology is in order... I'm sorry... I didn't
mean to
ruffle any feathers, nor did I intend to be a poor member of
the
community. Again, I'm sorry.
Here's the source of frustration though... I've been dealing
with this
problem for months. I've searched and reviewed every thread
on the
subject I can find. I've sent emails. I've done the
homework... but I
can't figure out why this middleware isn't doing what it
should.
So, last time I'll ask (although I'll be watching closely
when the
subject comes up again)... if anyone can help me either fix
my
middleware or come up with some other way of tracking when
the visitor
was last seen I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks.
On Jan 29, 7:48 pm, Don Arbow <don... nwlink.com> wrote:
> On 1/29/07, bax...gretschpages.com <mail.bax...gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > C'mon guys... anyone?I used to be a member of the
Mac user group here in Seattle. Every
> Saturday morning, they hold a "Cafe" where
users can get together for
> coffee and doughnuts, talk about Macs and people can
bring in their
> machines and someone would help them install some
software or debug a
> problem. I stopped going to these meetings because I
myself never had
> time to socialize, people would want this or that
installed. One
> time, a women who was being helped by another member
castigated
> someone who dared ask a question of this guy while he
was waiting for
> her hour-long software install to complete. "He's
helping me!", she
> snapped.
>
> You have to remember that people on this group (or any
other group
> for that matter) are here because they choose to be,
not because they
> are paid or are forced to. There may be reasons that
people do not
> answer your question, they may be offline for a period
of time, you
> posted your question on a Friday, and here it is
Monday, quite a few
> people have lives on the weekend away from the
internet. Maybe noone
> is sure of an answer or they just simply decide not to
help for
> whatever reason. Pleading, or multiple posts for help
don't engender
> sympathetic attitudes. Like an animal stuck in a
tarpit, people may
> be inclined to just walk on by.
>
> You mention that some people have alluded to having an
answer, in
> that case, perhaps an email to that person would be in
order.
>
> Don
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