----- Original Message ----- From: "J. C. O'Connell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I think you are misunderstanding the > defintion of obsolete. I don't think > it means for me or you or anyone else, > to be obsolete it has to be ***universally*** > unwanted or undesireable to use anymore. > > Just because YOU don't want to use > a product anymore for whatever reason > doesn't mean that its obsolete because > if your reason for not wanting to use > it DOESN'T EVEN APPLY to large number > of other users application for the product, > than it not obsolete, its just not > what you want. Big difference... > GET IT? Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary definition of obsolete: a: no longer in use b: of a kind or style no longer current Technical or functional obsolescence: 1. When a new, more functional product or technology supersedes the old 2. The product becomes useless due to changes in other products The lenses are obsolete whether you want to admit it or not. Tom Reese
