Hi, legal concerns about Microsoft free applications

[umwhat]

If I had it my way I would love to use microsoft only applications. I like
XP alot and I really hope to keep to it rather than move away to Windows 7 or
any future Windows versons because I can barely scratch the surface of it and
I am still learning to use it and for all sorts of neat things and realize I
could only scratch the surface of XP anyway.
I just bought a domain name and I want to use Microsoft Shared View to
offer free onlive live help to anyone who needs it. I am hoping to attract
people like beneficiarys like I am and lower income households because a
beneficiarys income is low anyway...what?...oh bear with me I love computing,
I even found Jesus on a video tape...it was a movie.
However a problem may be that I can offer a very low priced computer
cleaning service and I can do good computer maintenance now and I have
repaired computers and recovered faulty computers and always use the
manufacturers computer manuals. And I repaired and sold with warrantees or
garrantees or what ever they are, promises to repair, and have had no returns
yet of 8 LCD monitors.
I would love some feedback, feedback really matters and makes a huge
difference to...any feedback.

 

[Olórin]

If I had it my way I would love to use microsoft only applications. I
like XP alot and I really hope to keep to it rather than move away to
Windows 7 or any future Windows versons because I can barely scratch
the surface of it and I am still learning to use it and for all sorts
of neat things and realize I could only scratch the surface of XP
anyway.
I just bought a domain name and I want to use Microsoft Shared View to
offer free onlive live help to anyone who needs it. I am hoping to
attract people like beneficiarys like I am and lower income
households because a beneficiarys income is low anyway...what?...oh
bear with me I love computing, I even found Jesus on a video
tape...it was a movie.
However a problem may be that I can offer a very low priced computer
cleaning service and I can do good computer maintenance now and I have
repaired computers and recovered faulty computers and always use the
manufacturers computer manuals. And I repaired and sold with
warrantees or garrantees or what ever they are, promises to repair,
and have had no returns yet of 8 LCD monitors.
I would love some feedback, feedback really matters and makes a huge
difference to...any feedback.

Is there a question anywhere in there - pertaining to legal concerns or
otherwise? Is it feedback on your posting style you're after?

 

[Mike Hall - MVP]

If I had it my way I would love to use microsoft only applications. I like
XP alot and I really hope to keep to it rather than move away to Windows 7
or
any future Windows versons because I can barely scratch the surface of it
and
I am still learning to use it and for all sorts of neat things and realize
I
could only scratch the surface of XP anyway.
I just bought a domain name and I want to use Microsoft Shared View to
offer free onlive live help to anyone who needs it. I am hoping to attract
people like beneficiarys like I am and lower income households because a
beneficiarys income is low anyway...what?...oh bear with me I love
computing,
I even found Jesus on a video tape...it was a movie.
However a problem may be that I can offer a very low priced computer
cleaning service and I can do good computer maintenance now and I have
repaired computers and recovered faulty computers and always use the
manufacturers computer manuals. And I repaired and sold with warrantees or
garrantees or what ever they are, promises to repair, and have had no
returns
yet of 8 LCD monitors.
I would love some feedback, feedback really matters and makes a huge
difference to...any feedback.

Shared View will not do what you want. You need to create a website and find
a host to carry it. I see that there a few to choose from..

Here is a start.. http://webhostingnz.com/

 

[JS]

Besides Mike's advices you will also
need software to develop you're web
pages. Some web hosting packages include
a free web site development tool, but beware
that at least in my case the tool is limited and
can me nuts from time to time.

For that reason I'm looking into Macromedia Dreamweaver:
http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/

or Microsoft's Expression:
http://www.microsoft.com/expression/

 

[W****n S***********g]

If I had it my way I would love to use microsoft only applications. I like
XP alot and I really hope to keep to it rather than move away to Windows 7
or
any future Windows versons because I can barely scratch the surface of it
and
I am still learning to use it and for all sorts of neat things and realize
I
could only scratch the surface of XP anyway.
I just bought a domain name and I want to use Microsoft Shared View to
offer free onlive live help to anyone who needs it. I am hoping to attract
people like beneficiarys like I am and lower income households because a
beneficiarys income is low anyway...what?...oh bear with me I love
computing,
I even found Jesus on a video tape...it was a movie.
However a problem may be that I can offer a very low priced computer
cleaning service and I can do good computer maintenance now and I have
repaired computers and recovered faulty computers and always use the
manufacturers computer manuals. And I repaired and sold with warrantees or
garrantees or what ever they are, promises to repair, and have had no
returns
yet of 8 LCD monitors.
I would love some feedback, feedback really matters and makes a huge
difference to...any feedback.

What the hell did I just read?????

 

[Zo]

What the hell did I just read?????

lol

 

[umwhat]

Oh, did I post that? I got distracted to something else and forgot about it.
Not very interesting is it.

I was going to ask about Microsoft Shared View and if it was legal to have
the website list an online live help service that was free. I do have a
website but I am only asking for payment for cleaning computers and computer
peripherals and any software or computer checking is to be free and also
offer basic repairs which would be a service to be paid for.