Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 13:19:48 +500
From: "Karen D. Lewellen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: error 5
sigh,
sam, if you are as skilled as you say, have the intelligence to follow advice
I gave you long ago. When you see a question posted by me, here or on any
list to which we both belong, *ignore it!* you clearly do not know enough to
do anything but create problems as you yourself admit below, and it is not
worth dealing with your arrogance for me to educate you!
karen
let someone else tell him that we were talking of a conventional computer
set up, so what might be done within the laws of science had no place in
this discussion, that if we were not, it would have been noted in this
discussion, and that while computer monitors are not "necessary," in
any application, including speech, they can have their place.
On 2002-02-21 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Date: 21 Feb 2002 11:05:26 -0500
>On Thu, 21 Feb 2002 09:48:13 +500, Karen D. Lewellen wrote:
>> sam,
>> you are without doubt the most stupid computer user i have ever
>>met. of course the video card has to be in the machine as it is,
>No it does not. There are options in the BIOS setup for
>"monitorless operation", and for checking for the presence of
>a monitor. These options may be enabled or disabled as you wish.
>> and the monitor is plugged into the machine, as for my acuity, i
>>can use it you nut, however as i am faster with speech often
>>times it is off for the sake of saving power.
>> if after all these years of using computers, you do not know that
>>when a machine boots it seeks to find a video card and cannot
>>boot completely if it does not fin done, some one should take
>>yours away and give you a manual typewriter.
>> a crayon would be too much for your imagination!
>> karen lewellen
>If it is possible to set up your computer for "monitorless
>operation", and if you have this option enabled, then it should be
>possible to boot the machine without a monitor or without a video
>card. You cannot expect a person who has no experience with screen
>readers to know whether a monitor is necessary for their proper
>operation. Some computers can be used like a typewriter with
>output to a printer instead of to a display device. In all my
>years of using computers I even used to use my Sinclair ZX-81 like
>a typewriter and without even any output to a display device. It
>is theoretically possible to set up a computer to run an electric
>typewriter instead of a printer. I haven't done that. I did set
>up a computer to operate drafting pens to draw maps with lines in
>various colors when I worked at the US Geological Survey. It is
>true that a crayon would be too much for my imagination. That's kid
>stuff. I don't have as much imagination as a child like you.
>Sam Heywood
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