aero glass

[Mario Rosario]

I've been staring at the transpaent glass for a while now. It looks more
like colored acylic.

 

[Bill]

Reminds me of the correct mixture of PCP, LSD, and BUD back in '68

 

[Menno Hershberger]

Ah... nostalgia at its best!

Reminds me of the correct mixture of PCP, LSD, and BUD back in '68

 

[Mario Rosario]

You guys make me feel so much at home. I'm in tears.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Why, Mario? You lose your product key email too?

 

[Ray]

I heard that they, MS, have put subliminal messages in there, I try not to
look at it.

Ray

 

[Mario Rosario]

Actually I almost did, I saved it on disk after my first install. Then when
I reinstalled Vista a second time I wiped it out. Lucky for me I found a
copy of it on another computer. Doh!

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

I leave things like that on the server until everything is finished.
Learned the hard way.

 

[Mario Rosario]

I usually have one computer I designate as the main computer.

But when Vista is set up for the first time, Windows for all it matters, and
set up an email account, they option to leave a copy on the server is not on
by default. So it plucked it off the server. Lucky for me another computer
got a copy of it before it happened.

See everything worked out for the best

 

[Mark D. VandenBerg]

I keep all the really important stuff buried in a coffee can in the
backyard.


I leave things like that on the server until everything is finished.
Learned the hard way.

 

[John Barnes]

Also print and file works. Remember paper? Leaving on the server is a pain
except with IMAPI. Just curious, your MVP name is horst, but the email
address is harst, so even after the remove, seems you wouldn't get it. Not
that I would try. Having my email address posted once in a public place got
me about 25 virus messages a day for about 2 months before they gave up
sending them.

 

[Mario Rosario]

Do you seal it with Seran wrap before burrying the can?

 

[Mario Rosario]

The subliminal messages won't penetrate sunglasses. Wear one, protects the
brain.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

I tried that, but my wife wouldn't go.

I keep all the really important stuff buried in a coffee can in the
backyard.


I leave things like that on the server until everything is finished.
Learned the hard way.

 

[Mark D. VandenBerg]

I don't go anywhere without my tinfoil lined hat, either. The government
can read your mind if you don't.

The subliminal messages won't penetrate sunglasses. Wear one, protects the
brain.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

There is a story there. I originally got started with MSN through a 60-day
free subscription when I bought a computer at Best Buy. The salesclerk
entered my name wrong (colinbarharst instead of colinbarnhorst) for the MSN
account and I have never bothered to change it to this day. Many many years
ago now. It actually is my msn email account name.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

When I first heard about the aero glass I thought they meant the thingy on
the screen that turns over and over while you wait and wait.

 

[Mario Rosario]

You mean an hourglass with wings. Sort of like the flying toaster.

 

[John Barnes]

Cute story. Outlook Express never showed the email address so never noticed
it on the x64 group

 

[Mark D. VandenBerg]

It's likely the better half doesn't read the forum?

I tried that, but my wife wouldn't go.