> On Sun Feb 13, FixedItOneTooManyTimes was heard muttering:
> 
> > Bah, it screwed up my other settings... I should know better than to
> > trust MicroDot by now....  (don't flame me I didn't write the crappy
> > program!)  I'm going back to yam; it might not be as pretty, but it
> > works.)  Somebody really aught to make MD a little more stable eh? 
> 
> I don't think so. MD has /never/ been unstable here. It crashed a
> couple of times when I first got it in NC2, but even that may have
> been because I had a lowly system and tried to do too much at once.
> 

Let's see here..... *BS*  Alert *BS* !!!!


> >  I loaded a 24-bit image, and it REMOVED all the account settings,
> > including my filters!  
> 
> Are you sure it was just that. It seems a bit suspicious to me.
> 

That was the size of it.  Sounded awful freakey, but it's true...
(maybe I got a bad bit in the download?)


> >   Between all the downloads (for working updates) -> I've lost my
> > address books -even for NC�
> 
> That does seem a bit of a problem, but you could easily have made a
> backup of something this important. I bet it's no more than 50k
> 

Thank god I did. I still didn't like replacing it.

> >  MD continually screws something up
> 
> Like what?
> 

uhm , crashes, hangups, non-Y2k complience until you bought an
upgrade, this wierd X-Image bug.

> > (no surprise here it's been goofy since it's inception)
> 
> A matter of opinion. I prefer it to YAM, never had any problems
> AFAICR.
> 

Yeah, right. Yam doesn't crash.

-- I have this little guy on my shoulder that says, "you paid for MD;
you aught to use MD."

> >  Nearly every program needed to be upgraded...
> 
> Wrong. Two programs needed to be downloaded. The rest you /could/
> upgrade if and when you wanted which, so they tell me, is a good
> thing? Or would you rather they just made everything perfect and then
> buggered off?
> 

Let's see here.. Voyager, MetalWeb, MicroDot (unless you want ppl
complaining about your date stamp at AD100), AmIRC.. ect

> >  Octopus doesn't even meet up to the NC� dockbar
> 
> Why?
> 

If you delete an extra dockbar in octopus the programs are dead, NO
TOOLBAR!!!! And, the install script put it in the wrong place..

> >  In fact, by the time I finished downloading everything, the docs
> > were destroyed!!!  I had to copy them off of the CD again!
> 
> Er, how can that be true? Downloading doesn't destroy files at random.
> 

No, but the installer scripts like to overwrite things!!!

> > Sorry for ranting - but after spending this much money, NONE of us
> > should have this much trouble..  
> 
> What, a whole thirty quid?
> 

Do huh?  I spent $100. All for the sake of having a nice CD...


> > Finally, there are fewer bugs than Windows2000(still)!! Imagine
> > buying Win2000 and getting the 63,000 bug bonus!!!!!
> 
> And how long has Windows been going? Longer than Microdot2.
> 

Heh, I don't like Windows.. Just noticed it during the rant :) on
ZDnet.. 63,000 wow.

I think I'll download and re-install MD-2, because if you say it's
fine.. It must be! Although, I'de like to see a pic included on your
mail (it doesn't have to be of you!! just a pic... iow prove it)

Dave

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