Babs25 said:
It was not very cordial of you to be so abbusive with your reply, everyone
has to start somewhere.
Yes, everyone does have to start somewhere, and Jerry very kindly
pointed you in the right direction. Despite the absurd claims by
computer manufacturers' marketing departments, there's a lot more to
using a computer than simply clicking a single button to accomplish
complex tasks. A computer is a very powerful but complex tool, that
requires several months' practice to learn to use productively, and many
years to master.
Jerry's post wasn't the least bit abusive. The very nature of your
original question made it apparent that you've virtually *no* experience
using a computer, and were way over your head just trying to state your
problem. (I still have no idea what you're really asking after reading
your post several times.) Before you can run, you need to crawl, and
Jerry provided you with some very useful learning resources.
If we can't understand the language of computer
geeks, and we can't all get to a community college as you suggested,
If you want help, you have to post your question in a manner that is
understandable.
Help us help you:
... we are
doomed to reside on a planet with uncompasionate folks like you.
One reply, and you've cavalierly condemned everyone else participating
in the newsgroup? You certainly don't handle even mildly implied
constructive criticism particularly well, do you?
such critical
beings, I've lost all respect for this forum.
It's not a forum, it's a newsgroup.
Be that as it may, if you're going to take offense whenever sincerely
offered helpful advice doesn't meet some mysterious criteria of your
own, and if you're going to condemn "everyone" because one of person's
response, you probably will stop getting help in very short order, anyway.
--
Bruce Chambers
Help us help you:
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -Benjamin Franklin
