A method used here might help some readers of this vigorous group.
The default sorting of the incoming messages in an email client is
by date and time. That does not have to be.
For the purposes of picking off threads of interest, simply set the
email client to sort by subject. In that way posts on a topic are all
grouped together.
NanoVNA posts are grouped together and are sorted by thread. Posts
from other groups are grouped together, separately, and sorted by their
threads. There is little interleaving of groups or threads. When
finished clearing the topics of interest from each of the groups, mass
purge the posts with the remaining subject headings and return to date
and time sorted order.
With that technique, all subject headings can still be reviewed;
anything new coming up in the way of a topic that looks interesting can
be read if desired.
John
at radio station VE7AOV
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On 2019-09-30 7:29 a.m., n2msqrp wrote:
Dave,
There are so many messages because the nanaVNA is a technology disrupter, a piece of test equipment at a great price that a ham or hobbyist can use and experiment with.
You have a delete key.
I vote for keeping the messages and ideas coming. As new versions are developed new groups are being formed.
Mike N2MS
On September 29, 2019 at 9:01 PM "Dr. David Kirkby from Kirkby Microwave Ltd" <drkirkby@...> wrote:
I am on about a dozen different groups for various things
There¡¯s more messages from this group than any other - and possibly all the
others combined. ????
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