marvellous! that's ARRs magic. really great one. these are real life incidents that one comes across his/her life. i love to read them again and again. thanx a ton for sharing and plz do post other incidents that you come acroos in future..
i m now wondering how the "critics" in this group would react to such great incidents like this. a critic is one who judges and evaluates ALL facets of a personality. when there are so called critics in our group who bump immediately to discuss -ve aspects of ARR, it would be interesting to know how they react for this mail.. On 5/15/07, Mathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Pals, I just wanted to share with you guys about my unforgettable day in my work. This incident was happened when I am working on a issue with US customer. I am Technical Support Eng for Microsoft - Windows Vista. Yesterday I was working with the customer who was having a problem with audio controller in his new Laptop which is came with Vista. He made few changes in his computer and then there was no sound in that Laptop. In this situation he came to me for the technical support. I was working on his machine through the "Terminal Server" like remote desktop. After a very long time of trouble-shooting I fixed the issue. Then I have tried to check for the sound in his machine, so I have tried to open his "Music" folder in order to play a song to check. Believe it or not!!!! on that folder I got full of ARR's songs. I WAS TERRIFIED and Excited (felt stars are roaming on my head :-)). I asked him how he got the songs, he told that his "Indian friend has introduced the Talai's (Means 'BOSS' - I love to say that for ARR!!!) music to him. Now he have been addicted for his music almost." He was not willing to end that call, he was keep on asking more questions about ARR. I told him about our forum in order to get more information. Finally he told that his latest favorite "Oru koodai sunlight" from SIVAJI -THE BOSS. Guys, how do you feel about this incident? Please reply me i am begging at you guys :-) (Actually I am not supposed to spread any kind of information about our customer's so that is why I haven't mentioned even his name) Thanks for reading my wonderful experience, With regards, the boundaries Mathan Raj A Technical Support Engineer, Microsoft.
