Subscript test in html
 

Subscript test in html
 

John Smith I wrote:




Power Received by a Hertz Antenna




P =  (PtGtGrλ2) / (16π2d2)

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John Smith I wrote:

HTML
HEAD/HEAD
BODY
pre
Power Received by a Hertz Antenna
/pre/br
p style="margin: 0px 20" align="justify"b

font face="Arial" color="#800080" style="font-size: 10pt"P = 

(Psubt/subGsubt/subGsubr/sub/font/bo:pbfont
face="Arial" color="#800080" style="font-size: 10pt"λsup2/sup)
/ (16πsup2/supdsup2/sup) /font/b/p
pre
whe
P = received power (W)
Pt = transmitted power (W)
Gt = gain ratio of transmitting antenna relative to an isotropic radiator
Gr = gain ratio of receiving antenna relative to an isotropic radiator
? = wavelength (m)
d = distance between antennas (m)

!-- ampersand pound &#960
&#955 --

/HTML

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John Smith I wrote:

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John Smith I ) writes:

Well bozo, this isn't a test newsgroup. And realistically,
non-text does not belong in discussion newsgroups.

And no, this isn't a "free speech" issue, it merely means
you are too lazy to find a test newsgroup, or don't care
one bit about an existing newsgroup.

Michael VE2BVW

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Michael Black wrote:
John Smith I ) writes:

Well bozo, this isn't a test newsgroup. And realistically,
non-text does not belong in discussion newsgroups.

And no, this isn't a "free speech" issue, it merely means
you are too lazy to find a test newsgroup, or don't care
one bit about an existing newsgroup.

Michael VE2BVW

Well idiot, I could just start subscripting stuff and if it works here,
it works ...

Further idiot, html is NOT binary is ONLY TEXT ...

But then, an idiot like you should not bother his head with such ...

PLONKERS!!!

JS

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John Smith I wrote in news:f3diqe$om9$3
@nnrp.linuxfan.it:

....
Well idiot, I could just start subscripting stuff and if it works here,
it works ...

Further idiot, html is NOT binary is ONLY TEXT ...

With that interpretation, you probably take the view that a UUENCODED file
is ONLY TEXT.

Most of us respect the convention of plain text only in newsgroups other
than declared binary groups.

No doubt there is some reader that interprets your HTML tagged text, but
many if not most readers do not. There is a simple solution to seeing this
stuff...


Owen

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Owen Duffy wrote:

[...]

Owen:

If you have no interest in discussing sub/super scripted math equations
which involve those lovely greek characters, viewing them, stating them,
using them, or participating in the future high math discussions I see
coming on the horizon, you may wish to avoid my future posts.

Frankly, I wonder how anyone can get by without proper tools to display
equations properly--it has hampered me greatly! However, if you are of
that mind, DON'T bother getting a proper newsreader and remain back in
the 1980's ...

Mainly, I am just preparing for Cecil, when he gets back from where ever
he has gone ... his embarking down paths most avoid causes me to "step
up to the plate" and get prepared! I imagine most here are either
unwilling or unable, for them I suggest just downloading EZNEC (or
another appliance application) and letting it do it for you ...

And, you are correct, uuencoding results in all text printable ascii
characters. Worse yet, you are correct again, html uses all printable
ascii characters! Now, how your newsreader is set to interpret them (if
it can) is up to you! If you came to play with the big boys, I hope you
brought the right tools.

Yanno, I should have asked, everyone here DOES own a scientific
programmable calculator, don't they? :-)

Regards,
JS

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On Sun, 27 May 2007 18:20:11 -0700, John Smith I wrote:

!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" html
Getting garbage...
Turning off HTML

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On Sun, 27 May 2007 18:14:18 -0700, John Smith I
wrote:

http://www.gotfusion.com/tutsTD/groupetiquette.cfm

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On Sun, 27 May 2007 22:55:03 -0700, John Smith I
wrote:



If you have no interest in discussing sub/super scripted math equations
which involve those lovely greek characters, viewing them, stating them,
using them, or participating in the future high math discussions I see
coming on the horizon, you may wish to avoid my future posts.

That can be arranged.


Frankly, I wonder how anyone can get by without proper tools to display
equations properly--it has hampered me greatly! However, if you are of
that mind, DON'T bother getting a proper newsreader and remain back in
the 1980's ...

Frankly, I wonder about the arrogance of someone who decides: "MY
posts are REALLY IMPORTANT and I want to post equations, photos, or
whatever and YOU should equip yourself with whatever tools are
necessary to read MY IMPORTANT POSTS!

[snip]

Yanno, I should have asked, everyone here DOES own a scientific
programmable calculator, don't they? :-)

I happen to have several, but if someone else does not, why does it
matter?

News(group) flash. A lot of folks read groups via slow-speed
connections, cell phones, etc. They want only plain TEXT because it
sometimes costs them money or more important, time, to download all of
the bloat that seems to pollutes the Internet these days.

If you have some REALLY REALLY IMPORTANT html to post I suggest you
put it on a web page and provide a plain-text link to it.

I'm off to 20-meter CW now to do some communicating.

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Danny Richardson wrote:
On Sun, 27 May 2007 18:14:18 -0700, John Smith I
wrote:

http://www.gotfusion.com/tutsTD/groupetiquette.cfm





Yep, time to rewrite that ...

JS

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Barnard Peters wrote:
On Sun, 27 May 2007 18:20:11 -0700, John Smith I wrote:


!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" html

Getting garbage...
Turning off HTML


Freedom of speech, freedom of choice ... ain't it GREAT! GRIN

JS

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Wes Stewart wrote:

[...]

Only posts which are NOT important and those from the stone age, those
which are obscene/perverted ...

Of course, I don't know which "post rating system" you run by ...

JS

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On Mon, 28 May 2007 07:49:52 -0700, John Smith I
wrote:

Danny Richardson wrote:
On Sun, 27 May 2007 18:14:18 -0700, John Smith I
wrote:

http://www.gotfusion.com/tutsTD/groupetiquette.cfm





Yep, time to rewrite that ...

JS
Well, it appears you didn't bother to read the portion on HTML
postings or would understand the reasoning behind that rule.

At this juncture, you have some choices: you could abide by the rules,
start a rec.binaries.radio.amateur.antenna group or continue to make
an ass of yourself by posting HTML text.

Danny, K6MHE

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On Mon, 28 May 2007 07:33:24 -0700, Wes Stewart wrote:
On Sun, 27 May 2007 22:55:03 -0700, John Smith I
wrote:

If you have no interest in discussing sub/super scripted math equations
which involve those lovely greek characters, viewing them, stating them,
using them, or participating in the future high math discussions I see
coming on the horizon, you may wish to avoid my future posts.

That can be arranged.

It has been arranged here.

Jonesy

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Danny Richardson wrote:

Well, it appears you didn't bother to read the portion on HTML
postings or would understand the reasoning behind that rule.

At this juncture, you have some choices: you could abide by the rules,
start a rec.binaries.radio.amateur.antenna group or continue to make
an ass of yourself by posting HTML text.

Danny, K6MHE




I don't believe you bothered to read it ...

It cites not making "attachments" (paraphrased here) unless absolutely
necessary. Demonstrate a method to sub/super script in plain text and I
will concede that anything other than plain text is un-necessary.

Html files ARE VERY SMALL!

.... get real ...

JS

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On Mon, 28 May 2007 09:33:37 -0700, John Smith I
wrote:

Html files ARE VERY SMALL!

... get real ...

And you chose to tell us that in plain text.

There's reality for you Brett (irony³ intended).

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Richard Clark wrote:
And you chose to tell us that in plain text.

There's reality for you Brett (irony³ intended).


Friends call me "Plan John" too ... grin

But, as usual, you are correct ... HTML was unnecessary in the preceding
message--as well as this one. ;-)

Warm regards,
JS