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Looks like a labiataea or Mint family...
Not that that narrows it down much.. I feel I ought to know this one and that its quite common but for some reason this photo isn't clicking with anything in my brain right now!-) Binaries (eg images aren't encouraged on this group) To get an ID you should put your image on one of the widely available online webspaces or photoalbums then post a link // Jim aa ka wrote: A large binary post! |
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"Jim W" wrote in message news:1g021ff.1iv97ht1czt443N%00senetnospamtodayta@ macunlimited.net... Looks like a labiataea or Mint family... What are you talking about? I see neither headers nor context. [snip] Franz |
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"Jim W" wrote in message news:1g021ff.1iv97ht1czt443N%00senetnospamtodayta@ macunlimited.net... Looks like a labiataea or Mint family... Not that that narrows it down much.. I feel I ought to know this one and that its quite common but for some reason this photo isn't clicking with anything in my brain right now!-) Binaries (eg images aren't encouraged on this group) That's putting it mildly. They are forbidden. [snip] Franz |
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"aa ka" wrote in message ... Refrain from sending attachments here. This is a text-only newsgroup. Franz |
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Franz Heymann wrote:
"Jim W" wrote in message news:1g021ff.1iv97ht1czt443N%00senetnospamtodayta@ macunlimited.net... Looks like a labiataea or Mint family... What are you talking about? I see neither headers nor context. [snip] Franz Franz.. the headers are unecessary as it was just an encoded file. The context you can get from the Subject. alone Unidentifiable wild plant - Help - plant.jpg (1/1) Plant.jp means its a JPEG file format. (1/1) means its part 1 of 1 part (you can have multipart files eg 1/5, 2/5 etc... these are seen frequently in binary groups. Which as you pointed out URG is not;-) I edited the binary completly to save requoting the 3102 lines of that first post!-) Your newsreader, OE, may display the OP and its headers differently from mine. // Jim |
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In article 1g027s3.ibw10d10kqlqqN%00senetnospamtodayta@macun limited.net
, Jim W writes the headers are unecessary as it was just an encoded file. The context you can get from the Subject. alone Unidentifiable wild plant - Help - plant.jpg (1/1) Plant.jp means its a JPEG file format. (1/1) means its part 1 of 1 part (you can have multipart files eg 1/5, 2/5 etc... these are seen frequently in binary groups. Which as you pointed out URG is not;-) I edited the binary completly to save requoting the 3102 lines of that first post!-) Your newsreader, OE, may display the OP and its headers differently from mine. It's not the newsreader, it's the ISP. Demon strips off the jpegs completely, so that they are not posted to any non-binary ng. It would appear Franz's ISP does the same. -- Kay Easton Edward's earthworm page: http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm |
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On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 21:34:36 +0100, Kay Easton
wrote: It's not the newsreader, it's the ISP. Demon strips off the jpegs completely, so that they are not posted to any non-binary ng. It would appear Franz's ISP does the same. and mine or the one that fed mine.. Did anybody see the attachment? -- Martin |
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On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 22:40:18 +0200, martin wrote:
On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 21:34:36 +0100, Kay Easton wrote: It's not the newsreader, it's the ISP. Demon strips off the jpegs completely, so that they are not posted to any non-binary ng. It would appear Franz's ISP does the same. and mine or the one that fed mine.. Did anybody see the attachment? Turned up on my server ( claranet ) as a separate post ( the text post was part 0/1, the binary part 1/1 ). I read the text part. I'm disappointed that, so far, no-one's 'quoted' the binary and added "Don't post binaries here" ;) Regards, -- Stephen Howard - Woodwind repairs & period restorations http://www.shwoodwind.co.uk Emails to: showard{who is at}shwoodwind{dot}co{dot}uk |
Unidentifiable wild plant - Help - plant.jpg (1/1)
"Kay Easton" wrote in message ... In article 1g027s3.ibw10d10kqlqqN%00senetnospamtodayta@macun limited.net , Jim W writes the headers are unecessary as it was just an encoded file. The context you can get from the Subject. alone Unidentifiable wild plant - Help - plant.jpg (1/1) Plant.jp means its a JPEG file format. (1/1) means its part 1 of 1 part (you can have multipart files eg 1/5, 2/5 etc... these are seen frequently in binary groups. Which as you pointed out URG is not;-) I edited the binary completly to save requoting the 3102 lines of that first post!-) Your newsreader, OE, may display the OP and its headers differently from mine. It's not the newsreader, it's the ISP. Demon strips off the jpegs completely, so that they are not posted to any non-binary ng. It would appear Franz's ISP does the same. For which I am truly thankful, as my understanding is that unsolicited attachments are the favourite mode of travel of virii and the like. Franz |
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In article , martin
writes On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 21:34:36 +0100, Kay Easton wrote: It's not the newsreader, it's the ISP. Demon strips off the jpegs completely, so that they are not posted to any non-binary ng. It would appear Franz's ISP does the same. and mine or the one that fed mine.. Did anybody see the attachment? Jim did! ;-) -- Kay Easton Edward's earthworm page: http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm |
Unidentifiable wild plant - Help - plant.jpg (1/1)
"Jim W" wrote in message news:1g021ff.1iv97ht1czt443N%00senetnospamtodayta@ macunlimited.net... Looks like a labiataea or Mint family... What are you talking about? I see neither headers nor context. [snip] Franz |
Unidentifiable wild plant - Help - plant.jpg (1/1)
"Jim W" wrote in message news:1g021ff.1iv97ht1czt443N%00senetnospamtodayta@ macunlimited.net... Looks like a labiataea or Mint family... Not that that narrows it down much.. I feel I ought to know this one and that its quite common but for some reason this photo isn't clicking with anything in my brain right now!-) Binaries (eg images aren't encouraged on this group) That's putting it mildly. They are forbidden. [snip] Franz |
Unidentifiable wild plant - Help - plant.jpg (1/1)
"aa ka" wrote in message ... Refrain from sending attachments here. This is a text-only newsgroup. Franz |
Unidentifiable wild plant - Help - plant.jpg (1/1)
Franz Heymann wrote:
"Jim W" wrote in message news:1g021ff.1iv97ht1czt443N%00senetnospamtodayta@ macunlimited.net... Looks like a labiataea or Mint family... What are you talking about? I see neither headers nor context. [snip] Franz Franz.. the headers are unecessary as it was just an encoded file. The context you can get from the Subject. alone Unidentifiable wild plant - Help - plant.jpg (1/1) Plant.jp means its a JPEG file format. (1/1) means its part 1 of 1 part (you can have multipart files eg 1/5, 2/5 etc... these are seen frequently in binary groups. Which as you pointed out URG is not;-) I edited the binary completly to save requoting the 3102 lines of that first post!-) Your newsreader, OE, may display the OP and its headers differently from mine. // Jim |
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