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William Elliot wrote:
> On Thu, 14 Sep 2006, rusty wrote:
>> William Elliot wrote:
>> >
>> >> You gradually seem to be working out what a Polish space is ;-)
>> >
>> > A Polish space is any space homeomorphic to a complete metric space?
>>
>> separable
>>
>> >> >> <news:4506cb3b$0$11850$636a55ce@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> >> > [Malformed "news" URL: Invalid newsgroup specified]
>> >>
>> >> >> <news:4507c708$0$11852$636a55ce@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> >> > [Malformed "news" URL: Invalid newsgroup specified]
>> >
>> >> http://groups.google.com/advanced_search
>> >
>> > What's the message-id, the part after : and before @ ?
>>
>> The part after "news:"; Isn't google your friend any more?
>>
> No. Not since they went into capitalist corporate stock market mode.
You never use google?
>
>> books.google.com/">http://books.google.com/
>>
>> Most educated people seem to know about google books these days.
>>
> As you're conversing with an uneducated person who doesn't know French,
> will I be able to read the newsgroup references you have given?
Because they are references to messages posted in this news group.
If you press "H" within Pine, you will see the Message-Id in the full
header. Why don't you try it with this message for example?
>
>> > on
>> > Bourbaki, "Topology"
>>
>> enter "Bourbaki general topology"
>>
> Is it in French?
Why would a book entitled "General Topology" be in french? Why would I have
told you to enter the english search terms "quotient spaces" and "Polish
spaces"?
>
>> > and search document
>>
> To view chapters I-IV requires sign in with Java script.
> As I don't have Java script, I won't be tempted to sign
> in and risk what ever abuse they may with whatever personal
> data extolled of me when signing up.
Do you mean ellicited?
Are you using linux or unix? Isn't jre2 a standard package in linux?
Google books is an excellent aid. The identifier is used mainly as an
identifier to impose viewing limits for certain books. No need to be
paranoid.
You can sometimes get a more complete view of a book on amazon, provided
you've made a recent purchase. gdz is also useful for old german
mathematics articles and books (e.g. Richard Brauer's thesis).
>> within the page devoted to Bourbaki's "General Topology"
>
>> > for
>> > quotient spaces
>> > Polish spaces ?
>>
>> Yes you put these in the part "search within book"
>>
>> >
>> >> > As you see, cancelled messages do get through.
>> >
>> >> Pine again ;(
>> >
>> > Pardo'n Monsieur, no polyvou France'.
>>
>> Why do you assume I'm french? Not very intelligent.
>>
> Because of your address .fr.
Did you seriously expect somebody french to understand the franglais you
wrote above?
>
>> Use a proper news reader.
>>
> Sorry I'm so substandard.
Although Pine is an excellent mail reader (spooled mail will survive if the
system suddenly crashes), it is very limited as a news reader.
--
rusty
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