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Wed Mar-07-07 06:00 PM
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What NT means?
I keep seeing it..I have no clue...
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| MissMillie
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Wed Mar-07-07 06:01 PM
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the body of the message is empty... the subject line is all you get.
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Wed Mar-07-07 06:01 PM
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Meaning they are only writing in the subject line with no message.
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| Critters2
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Wed Mar-07-07 06:02 PM
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| 3. "no text" Thus, the whole message is in the subject line and you |
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don't need to bother opening the message. "eom"--"end of message" is another way of saying the same thing.
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Wed Mar-07-07 06:04 PM
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| 4. Glad that is cleared up |
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I have been trying to figure it out for weeks !!
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| Deja Q
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Wed Mar-07-07 06:06 PM
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| 5. See the other responses for the real answer, but it's also true that NT stands for |
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"New Technology". Coined by Microsoft in 1985, it was to be Microsoft's next operating system, originally a joint effort with IBM... but that's another story and IBM, after getting burned each time, seems to team up with them for something different...
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