What is the oldest PM currently in your outbox?

[Cobra]

Mine is currently coming up for two years old:

teegee420 Jun 09, 2004 18:11

Still hoping beyond hope for an answer. It'd come as a real relief.

Anyone else got some ancient ones?

[Doramius]

May 19, 2004, from old Northcat_8

[Dv8ted2]

Today - to Cobra

[Conquest10]

Dec 27, 2002 22:05

[Cobra]

Three and a bit years old? That's OLD!

[vhelp]

@ Cobra,

How do you mean, oldest ?
(and confused)

How do I find this out on my PM's ?

Tanks,
-vhelp 3850

[Faustus]

Mar 01, 2004 from indolikaa

[AlecWest]

My outbox is empty. But (not sure why), I decided to keep a message sent to me on 12/26/2004 (in my SAVEBOX) from a British user offering to sell me a whole bunch of proprietary software for only £20. Here's the list (also showing what he said were the retail prices):

To show my good intent you should pay me AFTER you have received the software. Below is the software list.

ULEAD DVD WORKSHOP 2 £250
ULEAD MOVIE FACTORY DISC CREATOR £40
ULEAD MEDIA STUDIO PRO £170
ULEAD VIDEO STUDIO £40
SONY SOUND FORGE 7 £200
ROXIO 6
SONIC DVDit

And, if I bought the software from him, he'd also "give" me a licensed copy of MPEG Video Wizard if I followed these instructions:

To receive the very important editing software MPEG Video Wizard download the trial version from the website below into MY DOCUMENTS & install but don’t insert the serial number they E-Mail you, I will send you the serial number which keeps the software working permanently.
http://www.mpegvideowizard.com/mvw/mvw-trial.htm

Ahem. I sent a copy of this to Capmaster and the guy was banned in a heartbeat.

[Cobra]

I think I remember Cap saying something about that to me. It always amazes me to find that spammers think they won't get nailed to the wall if they keep it to PMs. They don't realise the respect the users here have for these boards (and damn lucky we are for that, too).

[ZAPPER]

Nov. 16, 2004

From Bazooka

I can't believe that I have 23 PMs. It looks like most were directions or questions about some of the other forums and such.

[Treebeard]

Oct 2004 - Capmaster

[Craig Tucker]

I think most people here are listing pm's in their inbox. The outbox holds mails you send, but which have not yet been read by the recipient. Once read they are sent to the sent box.

[Treebeard]

I think most people here are listing pm's in their inbox. The outbox holds mails you send, but which have not yet been read by the recipient. Once read they are sent to the sent box.

I listed the last from my sentbox

[Craig Tucker]

Well thats not your outbox then is it :P

[Cobra]

What I mean is the oldest messages that are in your "Outbox" ie. those that are still waiting to be delivered.

[Doramius]

In that case, Sept. 29, 2004 to Gitreel.

[Treebeard]

Well, none in the outbox but I never PM anybody.

[Hardcoreruss]

Aug 26, 2003 23:17

[Faustus]

I listed my inbox because my outbox is empty.

[Dv8ted2]

In that case, Sept. 29, 2004 to Gitreel.

Why don't you just delete it? From what I read, he was a pain in the arse.

[Conquest10]

In that case, Sept. 29, 2004 to Gitreel.

Why don't you just delete it? From what I read, he was a pain in the arse.

Not to most people.

[ZAPPER]

Oops! I am soooooo embarassed

[Guest]

3-05 from yODA

[offline]

From: offline
To: wmalex59
Posted: 22Jan 14:12
Subject: Warez Edit message
https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=1448770#1448770

wmalex59,

I took the liberty of editing your post to remove the reference to downloading TV shows or Bittorrent. This is considered warez (illegal copies) at VideoHelp and I, as a Moderator, would have had to issue you a formal warning and lock your thread.

You can ask about anything in general, but just don't mention anything specific if you don't own copyright access (i.e bought and paid for it)


Regards,

Offline

[vhelp]

Ok, I figure it out.. thanks everyone.

I have several from waaayyy back to the year 2001, but the one below
is the oldest one on record for me.

First of all, I would *never* post someone's PM to me (or mine to them)
in most cases. (But this is a first, only because - after thinking about
it for a while - it was a harmless "thank you" note)

But, he never did reply back to my last sentence, neither.

( Bartab, sorry if you don't approve of this one time, sharing PM note,
that is, if you're still lurking around, old friend )

You know, reading this message does take me back some. Well, some of you all
may know how nostalgic I can be at times. And this example PM note serves
as a perfect example. Oh, the good old days of vcdhelp. Anyway.


PM Message to member Bartab:

From: vhelp
To: Bartab
Posted on: Mon. Sep 03, 2001 13:03pm
Subject: hay Bartab, Thanks for the tip/help with "framserv" virtu

hay Bartab,

Thanks for the tip/help with "framserv" virtual dub w/ tmpgenc. Over this weekend,
I was capturing a SCIFI flix "Kill all the Monsters" (I think was the title), and after all those .avi's left over, it was a mess! Anyway, I spent most last night and all day today, running back and forth from one pc to the other, jugling two projects at once. Anyway, I was:
* Capturing
* re-encoding to huff (via virt. dub)
* final encoding via tmpgenc 12

The process was very long and slow. But, after experimenting with frameserving, i found out how to do it, and boy, could I have save a great deal of time encoding. I can't believe it!! But, thanks so much for your help!!

So, what have you ben up to with your project? Getting anywhere?

Thanks!

And, I still can't believe it, that I'm *still* frameserving, hehe

Thanks again..

From the Video Workstation of,
-vhelp 3853