[quote]I am grateful that SD released WB6 and SKS6 for a platform that is not supported by even its creator![/quote] Ditto! Thank you Stardock! XPx64 is considered a beta and I continue to support MS by delivering error messages if they happen to come up. Sadly, MS does not even support IE7x64 for LiveUpdate. It has [U]always[/U] wanted me to switch to IEx32. I think this is interesting since after the Server 2008 release there won't be anymore x32 releases, accor
Sosiosh
Ghost of a Dog (saw her in St. Fe, NM in the 80's)
Well, it's an hour and a half into this day and it is good thanks to you Zubaz
Soo Cooool!! I saw this on Bliptv and there was another... omg Risk for me is too many Jalapenos in my Quesadilla
got my ancestors
[quote]nothing beats shoving a cartridge in the keyboard to play a game and how sweet the system looked with its big and i do mean big floppy drive.[/quote] Yeah Baby!
Honestly, I think the love/hate is too much. I suppose it is true... wars originate as the result of economics. It is economics here... [I]right[/I]?
You all amaze me I'm just working on a wall... maybe someday I'll try skinning.
[quote]Can anyone else here remember how to edit the autoexec.bat using the EDLIN command? [/quote] Huh?
Ditto terdog! #47
Fun to look back... now I'm publishing walls!!
on Thanksgiving
PS - I just found this a moment ago: from the Windows 98 support site... "Effective July 11, 2006, Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, and Windows Me (and their related components) will transition to a non-supported status. After this date, Microsoft will no longer provide any incident support options or security updates. Microsoft is not offering a custom support agreement for these products." 7/11/2006!! I wonder how long XP support will [B]really[/B] go <img src="smiles/
If I understand correctly, MS is obligated to their partners (hardware) to release a new OS every 2.5 years. It's important for the packagers to encourage hardware upgrades for the obvious reason. However, Vista did not offer patrons (business) enough of an incentive to increase the cost/benefit ratio. The NYT wrote an article two days ago that Dell surveyed its patrons and it seems most are waiting for the VSP1 release to make changes. Even then, the hardware changes are a huge cost t
I'm working
Take the red pill.