I wos wrong..
In the 1966/7 Ever Ready catalogue there are:
D size: U2, LPU2 (the designation SP2 had presumably not yet been used) and HP2 C size: U11, LPU11, HP11 AA size: HP7 and U12/D14. Note the dual designation. It's also interesting that the HP7 is listed twice, once in High Power Batteries and again in General Purpose. AAA size: U16, HP16
I happen to like Outlook Express and I do not care what you expected. You are the only one who has ever complained, so, tough s*it.
'In the Wet' must be the one you mean! His way of having a go at Labour government after the R101 fiasco.
One of mine, although 'Lonely Road' is very good. One or two I really didn't get on with at all.
Didn't know that, although I knew when he died. A fascinating man.
The SP designation came in at the same time as HP. The U was the earlier zinc carbon ones, and when the manganese (I think) HP ('High Power') versions came in, zinc carbon was rebranded as SP ('Standard Power').
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I think he was celling you a line.
Actually, it seems I misinterpreted those two statements as being an argument by two people, hence my jumping to the conclusion I did. The absolute absurdity noted by Tim threw me off.
BTW, OE isn't the worst news reader client. That accolade now belongs to Live Mail.
yeah but I'm NOT that old ;-)
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Fair enough and okay :-) The +1 brigade and now retract. I think I've found a way to put OE on Windows 7 ..........
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