by branches of the
US Government.
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Oh gee..and all this time I thought it was just an expression of
moral support for the VA. :-)
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Without the requirement of mathematical aesthetics a great many
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On Jul 25, 2005, at 3:13 AM,
Reminds me of the interesting branding dilemma DEC had in the UK where
a company was selling vacuum cleaners using the name VAXironically
they are still in business http://www.vax.co.uk/
Joseph
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
I haven't seen a great deal of confusion on this list over whether
by branches of the US Government.
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Roy Baker used
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Roy Baker used to be the Director of Dallas ISC which is now the Dallas
CIOFO. He was our boss in Dallas when
Subject: RE: [Hardhats-members] Windows Vista!
Roy Baker used to be the Director of Dallas ISC
which is now the Dallas
CIOFO. He was our boss in Dallas when I was there
from 1992-1997. I am
not sure what his title now but I think he is
still with the VA.
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I haven't seen a great deal of confusion on this list over whether
Delphi is a development environment based on Pascal or a manufacturer
of auto parts (and, I believe, other electronic components), have you?
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Without the requirement of mathematical
Actually, I was thinking about how people might interpret that to
mean Windows.
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On Jul 23, 2005, at 9:38 AM, JohnLeo Zimmer wrote:
I have a lot of Vista experience and
There are no biases around here. Right?
Actually, I would hope a peer reviewer for a paper could come up
with something a little better than This paper is lousy. They had
better if they really want there opinion to be taken seriously!
VistA is not without its flaws and omissions, but it's
Oh no! Microsoft changed the name of Longhorn to Vista. I am not
kidding. VISTA! Get ready for confusion galore
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I guess it could also lead to some folks finding out about us by virtue
of googling for the new name... ;-)
Greg Kreis wrote:
Oh no! Microsoft changed the name of Longhorn to Vista. I am not
kidding. VISTA! Get ready for confusion galore
, July 22, 2005 8:26 AM
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Oh no! Microsoft changed the name of Longhorn to Vista. I am not
kidding. VISTA! Get ready for confusion galore
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Let us hope the VistA spelling catches on better than it did with the NY
Times, as it might help a little!
On Friday 22 July 2005 09:26 am, Greg Kreis wrote:
Oh no! Microsoft changed the name of Longhorn to Vista. I am not
kidding. VISTA! Get ready for confusion galore
What confusion?
Will VistA run under Vista?
Does DHCP support DHCP?
How big is the cache in Cache?
At 09:26 AM 7/22/2005, you wrote:
Oh no! Microsoft changed the name of Longhorn to Vista. I am not
kidding. VISTA! Get ready for confusion galore
Check out the main microsoft page! They call it Windows Vista and they
have trademarked it, but you know everyone will call it Vista, like they
call Windows XP just XP.
http://www.microsoft.com/
Greg Kreis wrote:
I guess it could also lead to some folks finding out about us by
virtue of
afraid I'm an army of one.
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Let us hope the VistA spelling catches
I thought it was Roy Baker who submitted the name VistA?
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I thought it was Roy Baker who submitted the name VistA?
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It seems like
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I don't think that's possible because VistA (as we know it) doesn't
appear in Google until page 2. If anyone owns
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It seems like Microsoft and VA have a history of using the same name for
different things. Like DHCP.
I wonder if VA ever copyrighted the name VistA? If so, think of the
publicity that could be generated
I've never heard of Windows Longhorn. of course, I've been hearing
and reading about Longhorn for a long time.
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The policy of being too cautious is
the greatest risk of all.
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On Jul 22, 2005, at 8:43 AM, Greg Kreis wrote:
Check out
I don't know who actually invented DHCP. It was deployed as part of
Windows 3.11, and that may have one of the most important factors
leading to its wide acceptance. Historically, a number of protocols
have been used for zero configuration networking including TFTP (if
you include booting
It was Roy Baker who submitted the name
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I thought it was Roy
transferred to it by assignment,
bequest, or otherwise.
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Ha Ha! Great ones Dan!
Dan wrote:
What confusion?
Will VistA run under Vista?
Does DHCP support DHCP?
How big is the cache in Cache?
At 09:26 AM 7/22/2005, you wrote:
Oh no! Microsoft changed the name of Longhorn to Vista. I am not
kidding. VISTA! Get ready for confusion
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It was Roy Baker who submitted the name
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It was Roy Baker who submitted the name
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Tell us newbies about Roy Baker. That name is new to me.
On Friday 22 July 2005 01:42 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I think I've conceded
of time.
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Tell us newbies about Roy Baker. That name is new to me
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