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Morning all,
SNIP
If, and only if a pin is bent, first ground yourself on a radiator
then take a pair of fine pliers or tweezers (available from maplin) =
if I might point out, my radiators (10 year old 'modern' house in th UK) have
plastic pipes and are not
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Vista is just a glorified Windows 95 - it's vastly expensive, it under
performns, it requires a huge investment in hardware and provides nothing
much in return. Stick with XP if you have
On 3 Apr 2007, at 14:46, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Yes, it is one of those Digital Precision hard on the eyes
productions
:-)
I think you probably mean one of those Digital Precision 'hard to
photocopy' productions - Freddy was very very good at protecting his
interests. All his
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Subject: Re: [ql-users] OPD Expired!
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Morning all,
SNIP
If, and only if a pin is bent, first ground yourself on
On Tue, 2007-04-03 at 18:44 +0100, Roy Wood wrote:
In all fairness here this is not a M$ problem but sheer laziness on the
part of the companies concerned.
I know you're very keen on Windows, Roy, but you're missing the
point ... and this a point which applied (to some extent) to SMSQ. An
David McCann wrote:
I know you're very keen on Windows, Roy, but you're missing the
point ... and this a point which applied (to some extent) to SMSQ. An
operating system is just there to run your applications and manage your
files. It's the job of the creator of a new version to make sure
I think you probably mean one of those Digital Precision 'hard to
photocopy' productions - Freddy was very very good at protecting
his
interests. All his manuals were on coloured paper that was, at least
back then, very difficult to photo copy. I'm told, because I never
actually tried, that they
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Gilpin
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Is there a convention to follow as regards where the reply goes? Sometimes I
get replies at the top of the original email, sometimes individual comments
interspersed in the Original message and sometimes at the bottom. Frequently
After 3 attempts (connection seems to drop out without apparent reason
first 2 times I tried) I finally got an article up on this new QL
site.
It's about QL CD-ROMs - info about using and setting them up along
with a short list of those I know of.
Once I know I've done it correctly (i.e.
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Firshman
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Vista is just a glorified Windows 95 - it's vastly expensive, it
under performns, it requires a huge investment in hardware and
provides nothing much in return. Stick
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In all fairness here this is not a M$ problem but sheer laziness on the
part of the companies concerned. Vista was available as a free time
expired beta version for over a year.
Clip
Oh yes, and maybe they
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], David
McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On Tue, 2007-04-03 at 18:44 +0100, Roy Wood wrote:
In all fairness here this is not a M$ problem but sheer laziness on the
part of the companies concerned.
To give M$ credit they are the market leader for PC's, so it up to
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Gilpin
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Is there a convention to follow as regards where the reply goes? Sometimes I
get replies at the top of the original email, sometimes individual comments
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