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Chat => Tech Chat => Topic started by: Weaver on January 20, 2018, 01:28:37 AM
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I have several Andrews and Arnold 4G data SIMs for iPads and 4G routers. In fact, AA buys telecommunications services in from AQL (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aql_(company)) in Leeds (see aql.com (http://aql.com)). AQL in turn runs over the Three UK (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_UK) 4G / 3G mobile network (see three.co.uk (http://three.co.uk)).
I wonder if anyone could help me with any pointers towards reading matter for the protocol stacks involved and description on the architecture from various viewpoints?
I think I need to look at various 3GPP specs but I’m kind-of lost at the moment.
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Sorry but I am unable to assist you in your quest. :no:
I have several Andrews and Arnold 4G data SIMs for iPads and 4G routers. In fact, AA buys telecommunications services in from AQL (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aql_(company)) in Leeds (see aql.com (http://aql.com)). AQL in turn runs over the Three UK (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_UK) 4G / 3G mobile network (see three.co.uk (http://three.co.uk)).
I wonder if anyone could help me with any pointers towards reading matter for the protocol stacks involved and description on the architecture from various viewpoints?
I think I need to look at various 3GPP specs but I’m kind-of lost at the moment.
The purpose of this response is to ask are you aware that your posts to the forum are now appearing in a small font? So small that I have difficulty in reading what you have written without leaning close to the monitor. :(
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@Burakkucat - I see what you mean. I wonder why the font size is smaller? It's not good!
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It looks to me like you have a serif font.That often looks 'smaller' at the same font size. I don't know how the system works, but maybe if you mistakenly select the wrong size for one posting, the assumption is that it stays the same for all subsequent postings?
I'll try it and see what happens here...
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Well, that didn't work. My system returned to default, even without the [/font] at the end of my last message.
Sorry, that was probably no help at all...
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Here follows the original that was entered into the compose/edit pane --
[font=times new roman]I have several Andrews and Arnold 4G data SIMs for iPads and 4G routers. In fact, AA buys telecommunications services in from [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aql_(company)]AQL[/url] in Leeds (see [url=http://aql.com]aql.com[/url]). AQL in turn runs over the [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_UK]Three UK[/url] 4G / 3G mobile network (see [url=http://three.co.uk]three.co.uk[/url]).
I wonder if anyone could help me with any pointers towards reading matter for the protocol stacks involved and description on the architecture from various viewpoints?
I think I need to look at various 3GPP specs but I’m kind-of lost at the moment.
[/font]
From that we can see that the tag causing the mischief is --
[font=times new roman]blah-blah[/font]
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So it appears that something at Weaver's end is selecting times new roman as a default font.
@W, It's not one of your new furballs sitting on the keyboard is it? ;)
BTW B*kat, how did you manage to show the tags in your post? When I tried that it just put them into effect, without showing them.
Sorry if this is a numptie question...
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BTW B*kat, how did you manage to show the tags in your post? When I tried that it just put them into effect, without showing them.
Sorry if this is a numptie question...
Ah, it's quite simple really. There is a [nobbc][/nobbc] tag which turns off the interpretation between the beginning and end of the pair.
Just in case anyone is curious how I displayed the tag pair in the previous sentence, I had to nest a pair of tags -- [nobbc][nobbc][/nobbc][/nobbc]. (And yes, I've just nested three of them to show those two!) :D
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Some things don't really actually give you type=plain text when you think that is what you have, but embed formatting info in an object carried over during a copy-paste.
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Ah, it's quite simple really....
Thanks for that great explanation, b*kat.
There are many things that are "simple" when you know how, but seem like magic to the ignorant!
I realised a long time ago that I will never know everything, but I treasure every nugget gained :thumbs:
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It looks to me like you have a serif font.That often looks 'smaller' at the same font size. I don't know how the system works, but maybe if you mistakenly select the wrong size for one posting, the assumption is that it stays the same for all subsequent postings?
I'll try it and see what happens here...
Yes, I noticed that as well
... sorry,couldn't resist .... ;D