I have bought a new camcorder and I cannot find an eject button for the
tape. Can anyone help? (except Tiny Organ)

Thanks

I have bought a new camcorder and I cannot find an eject button for the
tape. Can anyone help? (except Tiny Organ)

This is a joke?
Tell us what model.
Or look in the manual !

In message . uk, Neil
Tungate writes
In article , Gerry wrote:

I have bought a new camcorder and I cannot find an eject button for the
tape. Can anyone help? (except Tiny Organ)

Have you tried reading the handbook?

If I'd responded like this, I'd have been subject to a torrent of abuse
:-)
--
Tony Morgan
http://www.camcord.info

On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 07:51:26 +0100, Tony Morgan
Typedy Typed:

Have you tried reading the handbook?

If I'd responded like this, I'd have been subject to a torrent of abuse
:-)

There's still time


--
I dont need a sig anyway

In message . uk, Neil
Tungate writes
And I expect I will be soon. We can commiserate together.

My suspicious mind tells me things I'd better not write in here.

I'm thinking why should I spend my time helping people here when just a
few think it's smart to attack and abuse you when you do.

Used to be a good newsgroup too. I used to get some satisfaction in
helping folks here, but now it's just got very unpleasant so I think
I'll bow out and let the trouble-makers get on with it.
--
Tony Morgan
http://www.camcord.info

"Neil Tungate" wrote in message
.co.uk...
In article , Tony Morgan wrote:

I'm thinking why should I spend my time helping people here when just a
few think it's smart to attack and abuse you when you do.

Used to be a good newsgroup too. I used to get some satisfaction in
helping folks here, but now it's just got very unpleasant so I think
I'll bow out and let the trouble-makers get on with it.

Don't let a few yobs get on top of you.

I know you and I have had a couple of arguments along the way, but
nothing like the **** that's been thrown at you this week. Folk who hide
behind "handles" on the 'net aren't generally worth bothering with. Kill
file them and stick around.


All he has to do is get down off the pedestal he has placed himself on and
there will be no problems, no one knows it all, and as soon as Mr Morgan
stops acting as though he is God's gift to the group the sooner people will
stop finding fault. There is a lot he does know about _digital video_, but
there is also a lot he does not know about _digital video editing_.

I don't really wish to see Mr Morgan leave the group, but at the end of the
day I suspect there are others who (between them) know as much as Mr Morgan.

On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 22:28:07 GMT, Tony Morgan
allegedly wrote:

Used to be a good newsgroup too.

I presume I'm still in your killfile so you won't see this... oh well.
Back in the days before you turned up here (which really wasn't that long
ago), there were just as many arguments between people. Some got very
heated with the old fanatics extolling the virtues of their systems over
someone elses, etc. It doesn't change. So with or without you, there
will still be arguments. You might as well stay. KF people like me who
"don't contribute anything" (?) and read/help the others.

- Dave.

In message , Dave R
writes
I presume I'm still in your killfile so you won't see this... oh well.
Back in the days before you turned up here (which really wasn't that
long ago),

ROFL....

The "old soldier" doesn't hold up I'm afraid. Try doing a Google
newsgroup search.

Anyway the (more than 50) e-mails I've received have already encouraged
me to stay.
--
Tony Morgan
http://www.rhylonline.com

In message ,
writes
Anyway the (more than 50) e-mails I've received have already encouraged
me to stay.
--
Tony Morgan

Now things have cooled down:
Did you really get a brick through your window?

Yes. And I live in a low-crime area and my home is sited where there are
no passers-by (with the exception of the guy in the next house along -
and the postie of course).

And no, I don't have any enemies. Those who know me consider me
something of a pussy-cat :-)

All fixed now BTW, but I *had* to report it to the police to avoid the
£150 excess that would have otherwise been required by my insurance
company.

--
Tony Morgan

On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 19:21:49 GMT, Tony Morgan
allegedly wrote:

The "old soldier" doesn't hold up I'm afraid. Try doing a Google
newsgroup search.

You shouldn't point to google, it's proven far more reliable than your
memory! LOL.

Anyway the (more than 50) e-mails I've received have already encouraged
me to stay.

And I didn't say otherwise. Oh, you snipped that bit.