Exactly, Angelo and Bruce.
Charles indicated his problem, noted his attempts to resolve it and then asked
for help.
I replied, noted my own error in not reading Charles original post and offered
additional help.
Clark edits the original post and the context is lost then makes a fundamental
error (Macs DO have a manual eject button). Richard wades in and starts a bit
of a rant.
Neither of them refer to my posts or Charles original post.
Didn't we all start off a bit unsure of what to do and ask questions? I know I
did.
It's like student drivers, if we don't remember what it was like for us
learning to drive, how can we show a bit of patience when someone else is doing
what we did all those years ago?
Keith
On Saturday, 9 May 2015, 11:32, Bruce Eason <[email protected]> wrote:
> > It was and remains a simple task of using a paper clip. You are showing
> your lack of expertise with rudimentary Mac operations.
> >
> > I strongly suggest that you make a very minor investment in acquiring
> vintage Mac books for a penny on the dollar authored by Bob Levitus and a
> myriad of others and educate yourself!
> >
> > Richard Darner
>
> Richard.
> I guess this list is to help people
> Second don't top list and cut non essential part of training messages
> Last is letter to avoid insert address in the signature of a mail to a
> public list ....
> Angelo
ditto, Angelo
this group helps in the re-discovery of these old machines.
period
Bruce
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