<semi rant>
And it used to be that when you asked a question, you were answered by
someone who had actually experienced the problem and had gone through the
steps to solve it. This got you back up in a hurry without having to go read
a handful of KB articles that may or may not be relevant to your issue. It
seems that these days, SOME of the MVP's just have a bunch of bookmarks
organized by keyword that they blindly post trying to be the first one to
"solve" a problem that they may or may not have ever experienced. </semi
rant>
Louis
(Don't need any letters here, I just try to help!)
Groupies, no. We all use Microsoft products, and a very large percentage of
us started out by coming to the newsgroups for answers. While looking for,
or waiting for, one, we found there were questions that we could answer for
others.
