If a thread has not had any posts for six years, the issue has probably been solved to the satisfaction of all.
Resurrecting such an old thread makes those of us who post here quite often see an interesting "new" title, where we think we can learn something new or add something to the discussion. Then we see that the issue must have been resolved or there would have been at least a good five years more back-and-forth, and we think you are an idiot for wasting our time.
If you would like to sample some of the vitriol heaped upon different members who have done this in the past, look up most of the posts by G50AE, from whom we have not heard for at least two years, and Mr. Stanley, who did this for a short while before turning into a quite interesting and helpful member of the present, instead of mining the past for irrelevancies.
A good answer is easier with a clear question giving the make and model of everything. "The biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place." -- G. “Bernie” Shaw
