Vista Retail Package Contents for Ultimate UPGRADE

[dirty old man]

This page also indicates that the UPGRADE edition of Vista Ultimate will
include both the x86 and x64 disks.

http://www.compusa.com/products/pro...code=342851&Pn=Windows_Vista_Ultimate_Upgrade




Note: Windows Vista Ultimate ships with 32-bit and 64-bit DVD and information on obtaining 32-bit
CDs, additional fees may apply.

Note: This upgrade edition is for users running Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP or
Windows Vista only. Backup and clean install may be required.

 

[Rick Rogers]

Please learn how to cross-post properly. Put all newsgroups headers in the
same address line instead of sending the same message separately to multiple
groups.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

 

[dirty old man]

If that is proper for YOU, then YOU do it that way.

Otherwise, GO F**K YOURSELF!

Who appointed you Lord of the Newsgroups?

| Please learn how to cross-post properly. Put all newsgroups headers in the
| same address line instead of sending the same message separately to multiple
| groups.
|
| --
| Best of Luck,
|
| Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
|
| Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
|

 

[Rick Rogers]

<sigh>

Sorry if I was trying to help you by giving constructive advice. I won't
bother you again.

When you repeatedly post the same message separately to different groups,
everyone reading those groups is forced to reread it or mark it as read.
When you crosspost the message properly, marking it read in one group marks
it as read in all of them. Were you to spend a lot of time here, you would
see that it gets to be a pain when messages aren't crossposted. But, do
whatever you feel suits you.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

 

[dirty old man]

Some people, like me, despise crossposting.
One person's reply also gets posted to all the other groups.
If your holier-than-thou dictates and attitude is "help" -- then forget it.

Not all advise is "constructive", Who decides what is "proper"?
I don't think using the down arrow key to mark a message as
read requires all that much effort.

And I have spent a lot of time in this and many, many other
newsgroups (years). And from my experience, simultaneous
crossposting is disliked by a majority of people.

If you don't like something so innocuous, why don't you just ignore it?
Was I giving anyone wrong or harmful information?

dom


| <sigh>
|
| Sorry if I was trying to help you by giving constructive advice. I won't
| bother you again.
|
| When you repeatedly post the same message separately to different groups,
| everyone reading those groups is forced to reread it or mark it as read.
| When you crosspost the message properly, marking it read in one group marks
| it as read in all of them. Were you to spend a lot of time here, you would
| see that it gets to be a pain when messages aren't crossposted. But, do
| whatever you feel suits you.
|
| --
| Best of Luck,
|
| Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
|
| Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
|
| | > If that is proper for YOU, then YOU do it that way.
| >
| > Otherwise, GO F**K YOURSELF!
| >
| > Who appointed you Lord of the Newsgroups?
| >
| > | > | Please learn how to cross-post properly. Put all newsgroups headers in
| > the
| > | same address line instead of sending the same message separately to
| > multiple
| > | groups.
| > |
| > | --
| > | Best of Luck,
| > |
| > | Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
| > |
| > | Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
| > |
| >
| >
|

 

[Tom Lake]

If that is proper for YOU, then YOU do it that way.

Otherwise, GO F**K YOURSELF!

Who appointed you Lord of the Newsgroups?

He's not nor has he ever set himself up to be. The reason for
doing it "his" way is because it's more considerate of users who
pay by the minute to connect. If you list all the newsgroups on
one line, the newsreader only has to download the message once
rather than once for each group into which it's posted. Also it
is considerate of people trying to help you. They won't waste
time answering your question if it's already been answered in
another newsgroup. If you post to newsgroups separately,
you may already have gotten an answer to your question in one
group while someone in another group spends time to try to help
you since (s)he has no way of knowing you already got help.
Most Usenet rules are not arbitrary and have evolved over
many years to their present state. You ignore the rules at your
own risk. Some people won't even try to help a person who
doesn't follow the Netiquette rules. So by breaking them,
you immediately eliminate responses from some very knowledgeable
people. Perhaps one of whom is the only person who has the
solution to your problem.

Tom Lake

 

[dirty old man]

<sigh>
<sigh>
<sigh>
<sigh>
<sigh>


| | > If that is proper for YOU, then YOU do it that way.
| >
| > Otherwise, GO F**K YOURSELF!
| >
| > Who appointed you Lord of the Newsgroups?
|
|
| He's not nor has he ever set himself up to be. The reason for
| doing it "his" way is because it's more considerate of users who
| pay by the minute to connect. If you list all the newsgroups on
| one line, the newsreader only has to download the message once
| rather than once for each group into which it's posted. Also it
| is considerate of people trying to help you. They won't waste
| time answering your question if it's already been answered in
| another newsgroup. If you post to newsgroups separately,
| you may already have gotten an answer to your question in one
| group while someone in another group spends time to try to help
| you since (s)he has no way of knowing you already got help.
| Most Usenet rules are not arbitrary and have evolved over
| many years to their present state. You ignore the rules at your
| own risk. Some people won't even try to help a person who
| doesn't follow the Netiquette rules. So by breaking them,
| you immediately eliminate responses from some very knowledgeable
| people. Perhaps one of whom is the only person who has the
| solution to your problem.
|
| Tom Lake
|

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Rick is correct.

 

[dirty old man]

In his and your world he may be correct, but his condescending
know-it-all, false superiority, snotty,arrogant attitude is insulting
and deplorable.

| Rick is correct.
|
| | > Some people, like me, despise crossposting.
| > One person's reply also gets posted to all the other groups.
| > If your holier-than-thou dictates and attitude is "help" -- then forget
| > it.
| >
| > Not all advise is "constructive", Who decides what is "proper"?
| > I don't think using the down arrow key to mark a message as
| > read requires all that much effort.
| >
| > And I have spent a lot of time in this and many, many other
| > newsgroups (years). And from my experience, simultaneous
| > crossposting is disliked by a majority of people.
| >
| > If you don't like something so innocuous, why don't you just ignore it?
| > Was I giving anyone wrong or harmful information?
| >
|

 

[Jupiter Jones [MVP]]

"If that is proper for YOU"
It is also netiquette, a common courtesy for others.
It helps by not having to see the same post multiple times.
It also helps you read the responses since you only have to read one and you
have read them all.
But it seems by your response, courtesy is not important to you.

 

[John Barnes]

Seems like time to take your meds.

 

[dirty old man]

| Seems like time to take your meds.

<sigh>

What? Another infantile insult?
And now you're an MD?

 

[dirty old man]

<sigh> <------ infantile, isn't it?
netiquette <------another infantile term?

Yes, Miss Manners!
Too lazy to use the down arrow?

This is just too petty to be of any concern to an adult.

Mr. Rogers is the one who needs to curb his condensation, his
rudeness and his dictatorial edicts.


| "If that is proper for YOU"
| It is also netiquette, a common courtesy for others.
| It helps by not having to see the same post multiple times.
| It also helps you read the responses since you only have to read one and you
| have read them all.
| But it seems by your response, courtesy is not important to you.
|
| --
| Jupiter Jones [MVP]
| http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
| http://www.dts-l.org

 

[John Barnes]

Nope, just enough training to recognise psychotic behaviour in need of meds.

 

[dirty old man]

You do overestimate your capabilities, don't you?
Oh, what a sad, sad response.
Pathetic, indeed!


| Nope, just enough training to recognise psychotic behaviour in need of meds.
|
| | > | > | Seems like time to take your meds.
| >
| > <sigh>
| >
| > What? Another infantile insult?
| > And now you're an MD?
| >
| >
|

 

[dirty old man]

What is psychotic is some ninny trying to defend someone's
rude, condescending behavior.


| You do overestimate your capabilities, don't you?
| Oh, what a sad, sad response.
| Pathetic, indeed!
|
|
|| Nope, just enough training to recognise psychotic behaviour in need of meds.
||
|| || > || > | Seems like time to take your meds.
|| >
|| > <sigh>
|| >
|| > What? Another infantile insult?
|| > And now you're an MD?
|| >
|| >
||
|
|

 

[John Barnes]

My qualifications. Yours are obviously being psychotic.

The training to become a 91X is intense, comprised of many classes including
but not limited to nursing, basic medical operations, psychiatric diagnoses,
interviewing and counseling, and combat stress.

 

[dirty old man]

Trying to impress someone?

Another psychotic response from a twerp defending another twerp's
obnoxious behavior.

You continue to demonstrate your sadness.

| My qualifications. Yours are obviously being psychotic.
|
| The training to become a 91X is intense, comprised of many classes including
| but not limited to nursing, basic medical operations, psychiatric diagnoses,
| interviewing and counseling, and combat stress.
|
|
| | > What is psychotic is some ninny trying to defend someone's
| > rude, condescending behavior.
| >
| >
| > | > | You do overestimate your capabilities, don't you?
| > | Oh, what a sad, sad response.
| > | Pathetic, indeed!
| > |
| > |
| > | > || Nope, just enough training to recognise psychotic behaviour in need of
| > meds.
| > ||
| > || | > || > | > || > | Seems like time to take your meds.
| > || >
| > || > <sigh>
| > || >
| > || > What? Another infantile insult?
| > || > And now you're an MD?
| > || >
| > || >
| > ||
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
|

 

[Jupiter Jones [MVP]]

"another infantile term?"
No, but your thinking it may be goes a long way to explain your discourteous
attitude.
Perhaps you should do a little research before making more incorrect
assumptions.

 

[Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User]

DOM, renconte KF.. KF, renconte DOM.. oops.. DOM avait disparu.. quelle
dommage..