I now use Microsoft Office Discussion Groups viewer to post messages and read
this group. I often have problems with it.

For example, I can't figure out how the viewer sorts the list of postings.
The obvious order (to me) would be reverse chronological order. But the order
seems to be random. (I've just done a search for "filter", and the posts are
in this order: 11/30/08, 4/26/06, 2/3/06, 3/27/07, 7/18/08, 5/27/08,
10/15/05, 1/21/08.)

Is there any way to discplay the posts in some logical order by date?

Also, is there another viewer that's better for this group? For example, can
I access this group from Google or Yahoo?

Thanks.

Setting up Outlook Express/Windows Mail to access Microsoft newsgroups
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/ou...snewreader.htm


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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"Eric" wrote in message
...
I now use Microsoft Office Discussion Groups viewer to post messages and
read
this group. I often have problems with it.

For example, I can't figure out how the viewer sorts the list of postings.
The obvious order (to me) would be reverse chronological order. But the
order
seems to be random. (I've just done a search for "filter", and the posts
are
in this order: 11/30/08, 4/26/06, 2/3/06, 3/27/07, 7/18/08, 5/27/08,
10/15/05, 1/21/08.)

Is there any way to discplay the posts in some logical order by date?

Also, is there another viewer that's better for this group? For example,
can
I access this group from Google or Yahoo?

Thanks.

For your posts reverse chrono:

http://groups.google.com/groups/prof...6ViNdSJ06mlt_A


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Gary''s Student - gsnu200817


"Eric" wrote:

I now use Microsoft Office Discussion Groups viewer to post messages and read
this group. I often have problems with it.

For example, I can't figure out how the viewer sorts the list of postings.
The obvious order (to me) would be reverse chronological order. But the order
seems to be random. (I've just done a search for "filter", and the posts are
in this order: 11/30/08, 4/26/06, 2/3/06, 3/27/07, 7/18/08, 5/27/08,
10/15/05, 1/21/08.)

Is there any way to discplay the posts in some logical order by date?

Also, is there another viewer that's better for this group? For example, can
I access this group from Google or Yahoo?

Thanks.

Hi,

I don't thing you even need a viewer, you can go online directly to the
Microsoft site and see all the posts in reverse chronological order using IE.

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"Eric" wrote:

I now use Microsoft Office Discussion Groups viewer to post messages and read
this group. I often have problems with it.

For example, I can't figure out how the viewer sorts the list of postings.
The obvious order (to me) would be reverse chronological order. But the order
seems to be random. (I've just done a search for "filter", and the posts are
in this order: 11/30/08, 4/26/06, 2/3/06, 3/27/07, 7/18/08, 5/27/08,
10/15/05, 1/21/08.)

Is there any way to discplay the posts in some logical order by date?

Also, is there another viewer that's better for this group? For example, can
I access this group from Google or Yahoo?

Thanks.

Eric is evidently embarassed by a random time order of search results. Maybe
some other searching criteria play role.
--
Petr Bezucha


"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

I don't thing you even need a viewer, you can go online directly to the
Microsoft site and see all the posts in reverse chronological order using IE.

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"Eric" wrote:

I now use Microsoft Office Discussion Groups viewer to post messages and read
this group. I often have problems with it.

For example, I can't figure out how the viewer sorts the list of postings.
The obvious order (to me) would be reverse chronological order. But the order
seems to be random. (I've just done a search for "filter", and the posts are
in this order: 11/30/08, 4/26/06, 2/3/06, 3/27/07, 7/18/08, 5/27/08,
10/15/05, 1/21/08.)

Is there any way to discplay the posts in some logical order by date?

Also, is there another viewer that's better for this group? For example, can
I access this group from Google or Yahoo?

Thanks.