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Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 11:17:56 +0200
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?J=F6rn?= Engel <joern@wohnheim.fh-wedel.de>
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On Sun, 27 April 2003 04:01:01 +0200, root@vanheusden.com wrote:
> Messages per Month
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> Jan     0 
> Feb     0 
> Mar     0 
> Apr  1568 ************************************************
> May     0 
> Jun     0 
> Jul     0 
> Aug     0 
> Sep     0 
> Oct     0 
> Nov     0 
> Dec     0 

This part is pretty pointless, given that you measure only one week,
isn't it?

> Messages per day-of-the-month
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>  1     0 
>  2     0 
>  3     0 
>  4     0 
>  5     0 
>  6     0 
>  7     0 
>  8     0 
>  9     0 
> 10     0 
> 11     0 
> 12     0 
> 13     0 
> 14     0 
> 15     0 
> 16     0 
> 17     0 
> 18     0 
> 19    16 ***
> 20   132 ******************
> 21   240 ********************************
> 22   278 *************************************
> 23   325 ********************************************
> 24   361 *************************************************
> 25   210 ****************************
> 26     6 *
> 27     0 
> 28     0 
> 29     0 
> 30     0 
> 31     0 

Same here. Would be nice if you could turn those two off for the
moment. You can turn them back on when calculating for larger time
periods.

Jörn

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