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Does anyone know what the XP in Windows XP stands for?
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Gordon
eXPensive!Windows said:Does anyone know what the XP in Windows XP stands for?
LOL!
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Bruce Hagen
eXPerience.
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Newtechie
Perhaps "Ex"perience??
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Guest
I think XP stands for "eXPerience"
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Alias
Oh, I thought it was eXPect problems.
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Michael Ciancibello said:I think XP stands for "eXPerience"
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eXPletives aplenty.
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Robert Moir
Windows said:Does anyone know what the XP in Windows XP stands for?
"our eXtremely annoying marketing dePartment is full of dorks who don't have
enough useful work to do".
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Does anyone know what the XP in Windows XP stands for?
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XS11E
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Tom Pepper Willett
Xtraneous Patches? ;-)
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Jim Carlock
It means...
Search through X'd ziPs.
but not through x'd cabs.
x'd cabs are smaller than X'd ziPs, thus there is truth.
I'm still working on exPactly what the P means... perhaps
the Microsoft spelling of exactly/exPactly? And there lies
the seconP truth. It's kind of an upside down d, was
supposed to be Xd but Microsoft turned the d upside
down because they were confused on how to make a
search engine search through through cab files?
If you eXtenD it a little farther, turn the whole XP upside
down, you get dx, which is the fourth 16-bit general purpose
register on all microprocessors that XP runs on... which
indicates that the operating system as a whole is a fourth
rate operating system? <g>
Maybe the next OS will be named dl, in which case if you
turn that second 8-bit register name upside down of the
fourth general purpose 16-bit register, you'd get IP. How
nice. On the other hand, Microsoft could turn the high level
8-bit register over, dh and come up with YP... and that
would fall in line quite nicely after XP!
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| "=?Utf-8?B?V2luZG93cyBYUCBIb21lIEVkaXRpb24=?=" <Windows XP Home
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Search through X'd ziPs.
but not through x'd cabs.
x'd cabs are smaller than X'd ziPs, thus there is truth.
I'm still working on exPactly what the P means... perhaps
the Microsoft spelling of exactly/exPactly? And there lies
the seconP truth. It's kind of an upside down d, was
supposed to be Xd but Microsoft turned the d upside
down because they were confused on how to make a
search engine search through through cab files?
If you eXtenD it a little farther, turn the whole XP upside
down, you get dx, which is the fourth 16-bit general purpose
register on all microprocessors that XP runs on... which
indicates that the operating system as a whole is a fourth
rate operating system? <g>
Maybe the next OS will be named dl, in which case if you
turn that second 8-bit register name upside down of the
fourth general purpose 16-bit register, you'd get IP. How
nice. On the other hand, Microsoft could turn the high level
8-bit register over, dh and come up with YP... and that
would fall in line quite nicely after XP!
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Xtraneous Patches? ;-)
Tom
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Yves Leclerc
How about eXtreme Pain in the butt!!!!
Alias said:Oh, I thought it was eXPect problems.
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Bruce Hagen
I can't wait to hear the definitions for Longhorn. <eg>
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DILIP
XPecting Longhorn now.
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Taurarian
eXPerience
XPecting Longhorn now.
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Peter
eXPect anything
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