Calling out Computer experts ! i need virus help.
05-12-2003 | 01:10 PM
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iTiburon:
go with OS X...
iTib comes out of the woodwork for the Mac post QUOTE
AllBlackTibby:
That goes back to the Fisher-Price interface. Disable those options and again, you're nearly identical. A better statement would have been to ditch Windows period and go with OS X or Red Hat.
That goes back to the Fisher-Price interface. Disable those options and again, you're nearly identical. A better statement would have been to ditch Windows period and go with OS X or Red Hat.
go with OS X... Any flavor of 'nix is better than Windows.
05-13-2003 | 07:58 PM
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From: Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA.
Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon, 2004 Kia Sorento, 2010 Kia Soul
God I love the new Graemlins.
Wish they had one giving a frontal moon.
What's wrong with XP? I haven't had one crash since I installed it. No problems at all.
ME, now THAT system sucked.
Wish they had one giving a frontal moon.
What's wrong with XP? I haven't had one crash since I installed it. No problems at all.
ME, now THAT system sucked.
05-13-2003 | 10:17 PM
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REDZMAN:
What's wrong with XP? I haven't had one crash since I installed it. No problems at all.
i just hate how the GUI is set up...including other things than the color scheme. i WANT my computer on my desktop. and i bet if i played around w/it some more, i'd find subtle things. like i bet it's a PITA to map drives...What's wrong with XP? I haven't had one crash since I installed it. No problems at all.
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ME, now THAT system sucked.
lol that thing was sooooooo bad. rolleyes.gif
05-13-2003 | 10:44 PM
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My Compter can be on desktop, it's just not by default. Mapping drives are easy, either right click My Computer, or use the command line and use the net use command. You can also use the net use command in a batch file and load that in the startup file, or put it on their login on the domain controller. Easy stuff.