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x23	13th September 2000 22:19

test

IQA

Ian Hamilton

14th September 2000 00:02

Have you suffered from this problem for very long?

Genghis the Engineer

14th September 2000 14:43

I believe you are correct, testing is the subject of the forum. However, for a meaningful discussion you probably need to be a little more specific.

G

Ian Hamilton

14th September 2000 20:11

x23,

Presumably your test was satisfactory and, as titled, this thread is now redundant. It is possible for you to delete the whole thread by deleting the first post using the "Edit" screen. On the other hand you may wish to experiment with formatting, inserting web pictures etc in which case keep it going.

EX FTE

15th September 2000 02:24

but he does pose an interesting hypothesis does he not?

Ian Hamilton

15th September 2000 16:51

As he didn't use a question mark, I assumed he was making an assertion.

John Farley

15th September 2000 21:28

WTFIGOH?
I?Q?A?
I'm clearly to old for this stuff

Mr Tuck

19th September 2000 22:42

obviously test of hairgel

fifthcolumns

24th September 2000 02:00

I'm afraid a single test is not
appropriate. You must try
again in a number of configurations.
I suggest an IQB followed by
IQC.
Repeatable and verifiable must
be your watchwords.
Then test the delete button.

Ian Hamilton

24th September 2000 04:37

If you test the delete button, how will you know whether it has worked?

fifthcolumns

25th September 2000 01:23

Thank you, Ian you have uncovered
a flaw in my test schedule.
Back to the drawing board, I'm afraid.
Sorry the CAD/CAM I mean.

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