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Jo?o Pedr #1 / 14
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 WATH DOES "FAQ" MEANS
SOMEONE HAS REPLEYED TO MY MESAGE WITH FAQ. WHATH DOES IT MEAN?
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Mike Copela #2 / 14
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 WATH DOES "FAQ" MEANS
It means "Frequently Asked Question(s)" - queries which have been asked (and answered here, as well as Timo Salmi's TSPFAQ archive) many, many (MANY!) times. It also means that you should acquire and read the FAQ before you post such questions here - especially cross-posting to multiple NewsGroups. You will save yourself a lot of time and effort if you use the FAQ (and you will reduce the amount of spurious 'Net traffic when you do so...). Quote: > SOMEONE HAS REPLEYED TO MY MESAGE WITH FAQ. > WHATH DOES IT MEAN?
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koen de wol #3 / 14
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Quote: >SOMEONE HAS REPLEYED TO MY MESAGE WITH FAQ. >WHATH DOES IT MEAN?
Frequently asked questions
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Ulli Conr #4 / 14
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Quote: >SOMEONE HAS REPLEYED TO MY MESAGE WITH FAQ. >WHATH DOES IT MEAN?
Frequently Asked Questions The Coder's Knowledge Base http://www.netalive.org/ckb
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Joe C. Hech #5 / 14
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> SOMEONE HAS REPLEYED TO MY MESAGE WITH FAQ. > WHATH DOES IT MEAN?
While you got several proper answers, I will asseet the other meaning is: "Forgotten Answers To Questions" Joe -- Joe C. Hecht
(850) 689-0877 121 Louise Dr. Crestview, FL 32536 http://home1.gte.net/joehecht/index.htm
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Frederi #6 / 14
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> SOMEONE HAS REPLEYED TO MY MESAGE WITH FAQ. > WHATH DOES IT MEAN?
I guess I was "Someone". Don't worry, it was not an insult, just an abbreviation. :-)
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A. Moor #7 / 14
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> > SOMEONE HAS REPLEYED TO MY MESAGE WITH FAQ. > > WHATH DOES IT MEAN? > I guess I was "Someone". Don't worry, it was not an insult, just an > abbreviation. :-)
I recall that at one time, years ago, someone asked a frequently asked question just once too often, and was e-mailed copies of the FAQ by a startlingly large number of people. This was referred to as being "gang-FAQed". Oh, well, by now I suppose he knows what FAQ means and where to find it... Al Moore
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Vonnegu #8 / 14
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 WATH DOES "FAQ" MEANS
No, no no, you're all wrong. I can't believe none of you knew the real answer... FAQ is not initials, it is read "Fa - Q" or "Fah cue" Some people even say "Fu ckyou" -Vonnegut
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Dr John Stockto #9 / 14
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 WATH DOES "FAQ" MEANS
Quote: >SOMEONE HAS REPLEYED TO MY MESAGE WITH FAQ. >WHATH DOES IT MEAN?
I see that the previous four respondents have omitted to indicate the location of the FAQ - see my sig. below. Mike - could you let me know the (generally) non-working weekdays in America at about this time of year (+- a week)? Thanks. --
Web <URL: http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/> - TP/BP/&c. FAQqish topics & links. Timo's TurboPascal <A HREF="ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/link/tsfaqp.zip">FAQ</A>. <A HREF="http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/clpb-faq.txt">Mini-FAQ</A> of c.l.p.b.
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Mike Copela #10 / 14
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Thursday/Friday, November 26/26 (our Thanksgiving holiday - Thursday - and most employers give the following Friday off...which then becomes the busiest and most chaotic Christmas shopping day of the year). December 24/25 - Christmas Eve/Day December 31 (to a degree...certainly early "dismissal", at worst) - New Years Eve Then, there're many situations like mine, where employees have so much unused accrued vacation time at the end of the year, (they) wind up taking it for much of December 8<}}. In my case, I have 12.5 days (half of my yearly vacation) left. <sigh...> Hope this answers your query. Quote: > Mike - could you let me know the (generally) non-working weekdays in > America at about this time of year (+- a week)? Thanks.
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Pedt Scrag #11 / 14
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auspicious moment for: Quote: >No, no no, you're all wrong. >I can't believe none of you knew the real answer... >FAQ is not initials, it is read "Fa - Q" or "Fah cue"
Please crawl back under your stone, other posters were accurate. -- Pedt In Idle village (near Bradford), do they have an Idle Working Mens Club ?
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Stewart Honsberg #12 / 14
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>>FAQ is not initials, it is read "Fa - Q" or "Fah cue" >Please crawl back under your stone, other posters were accurate.
Oh for chrissake, get over yourself. He was being sarcastic, moron. --
== http://www.*-*-*.com/ === ICQ UIN # 3484915 ==== Remove 'thir{*filter*}' to reply ... When God gave brains out... he did not guarantee them. -!- GOPGP/2 v1.20
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RalphSp #13 / 14
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 WATH DOES "FAQ" MEANS
Quote: >SOMEONE HAS REPLEYED TO MY MESAGE WITH FAQ. >WHATH DOES IT MEAN?
Frequently Asked Questions
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