Non-descriptive subject headers

[Mark Schonewille]

Dear list members,

Every so often, discussions on this list get a subject header that  
makes it difficult to find the messages again later on. Existing  
examples of non-descriptive subject headers are:

Regarding RunTime Revolution
Please Help
PLEASE HELP
I need help!!!
Windows question
Various questions
Yet Another Question
Newbie Question
Yet another Newbie Question
Very newbie question
true newbie
Unusual Problems
strange code problem
Silly question
Very Very Very Basic Question!!!!!
New to the mailing list need a little help
use-revolution Digest, Vol #, Issue ##


May I kindly request the use of meaningful subject headers? This will  
make it easier for all of us to find solutions to problems that have  
been discussed before.

Thanks,

Mark

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Op 10-apr-2007, om 22:54 heeft DAVID DEATON het volgende geschreven:

> Will Someone please Tell me how to make A  button i created in one  
> of my
> applications  in run-time revolution only click on The left button  
> of the mouse, it
> clicks on all three buttons of the mouse i don't like that. I have  
> Searched
> And Look  on line in The Documentations A everything to figure this  
> out. And I
> can find  it. Please help. Thanks.
>    And another Thing, Is it possible to keep an application that is  
> running to not show up in the Task Manager of windows. so that it  
> cannot be closed?