I hope you are successful, and since you tested XP, perhaps you will
be able to get them to include one of the free spell checkers this time
so we don't have thousands of posts saying "my spell checker doesn't work".
And also, see if you can get back to the Win 98 method of de-selecting
stuff we don't want loaded during setup. And, ....oh never mind, the list
of things to change is too long to cover here.
message | Sadly I didn't get access to Longhorn yet. Lookinf forward to it though
as
| I did have a blast doing the prerelease testing on XP Pro a few years
back.
|
| The library system I was referring to was one running IE6 at the library
at
| our office. My friends system was running the latest edition of Firefox.
It
| said, "Unable to verift the identity of connect.microsoft.com as atrusted
| site. It went on to say that may be somebody pretending to be
microsoft.com.
|
|
| That made me wonder what I was getting into...
|
| "Kelly" wrote:
|
| > What are you calling a library system? As for the bells, how exactly
did
| > the messages read?
| >
| > --
| >
| > All the Best,
| > Kelly (MS-MVP)
| >
| > Troubleshooting Windows XP
| >
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com
| >
| >
| >
| > message | > > Had somebody flip me this url as a sign-up site for Longhorn Beta.
| > >
| > >
https://connect.microsoft.com
| > >
| > > Looked authentic at first on a library system but when I ran it on a
| > > friend's PC alarm bells started to go off everywhere about the
validity of
| > > the security certificate. So is this place real of just a phishing
| > > expedition
| > > by some very talented hackers...
| >
| >
| >
