In article <Ji9SyUjRQUkf092yn@netcom.com>, you wrote:
>I find it embarassing to have sent a message twice, and I also
>find it easy to do, since I don't use some kind of macro or
>whatever to automatically delete the reply folder. It isn't
>until I've received cc copies of stuff that I have some
>confirmation that it's gone out.
If you resent the message because you didn't delete the replies folder I
suspect that your message will only appear once in usenet and there is no
need to cancel. The message-ID line on both messages will be identical
and any nntp server that receives your message the second time will reject
the duplicate post automatically. It would only be a problem if you sent
two similiar messages that had different message IDs. [ I believe a
common trick if you want your message to spread through usenet quickly is
to post the same message to a few open nntpservers throughout the world.]
>So where *is* "cancel" in Yarn 0.91?
>
I can't add anything to Chin's answer ;)
Take care,
Ian
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