[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ... > like the new and useless NHS project or Trident etc.
What I find extremely "funny" is that the first two episodes of "Yes, Prime Minister!" (originally broadcase Jan '86) were about scrapping Polaris and replacing it with Trident; and the comments given - eg when Jim Hacker PM asks Sir Humphrey who runs Britain - that cabinet or the American President?", Sir Humphrey replies "I'm a bit of a herectic and in the minority: I believe it's the Cabinet..." (or words to that effect) - are just as appropriate today... ... > I'm sure under Win 3.1 the defrag tool had an 'advanced' option where a > graphic (lots of squares) appeared. You could, if I remember, hover over a > square and it would tell you the file and highlight all the other fragments > of thet file too. Not any more. I didn't realise Win 3.1 had a defrag program - I used a DOS defragger (speedisk) that allowed you to look at a cluster and told you to which file(s) the data belonged... _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
