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Adela
LOL!!! Thanks Laughingstar! Adela
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Adela
I'm willing to learn the Win 7 Yousuf... 
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Adela
Again you say very sensible things. I'm learnign and thank you so much!
Adela
Adela
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Tester
Judging by the amount of posts on this topic, it appears that a lot of
thought has gone into buying this new computer. I hope the time spent
was worth it.
thought has gone into buying this new computer. I hope the time spent
was worth it.
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Yousuf Khan
I'm willing to learn the Win 7 Yousuf...
Ah, good for you. It's not that hard really. Just sometimes Microsoft
has a tendency to move the furniture around in Windows, everything is
still there, but in a different place than before.
Yousuf Khan
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(PeteCresswell)
Per Yousuf Khan:
I like the phrase. Nice and concise, paints the picture.
But it begs the question: "Why dey do dat?".
Just one user... maybe a few man hours or (in my case) days.
But a corporation with ten, twenty thousand users? That adds up
to big money.
I like the phrase. Nice and concise, paints the picture.
But it begs the question: "Why dey do dat?".
Just one user... maybe a few man hours or (in my case) days.
But a corporation with ten, twenty thousand users? That adds up
to big money.
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Yousuf Khan
Don't know, Microsoft might say that they do that because they got some
big scientific study that says users prefer this control or that control
in a different location than it is now. But I suspect the real answer is
that they get bored and decide to redecorate, just like real people.
Yousuf Khan
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Appmen Me
You may consider to use WET (windows easy transfer) and PickMeApp: two free solutions to migrate from XP to Windows 7. WET may transfer your XP settings to Win 7 while portable PickMeApp tool may transfer programs from XP to Windows 7. PickMeApp claims to support unlimited number of programs.
Hello to all! Finally my over 10-1/2 year old Dell desktop's extreme
slowness has seriously gotten on my nerves and I am now looking for a new
one. (Surprisingly, it is working pretty well otherwise...)
Maybe this is not the right forum? But beside the usual things like RAM and
HD GBs, are there things I should be sure to have...or be careful NOT to
have on a desktop? After n ot looking into computers for over a decade I
feel like a Martian in the Earth. lol!
Also, is it possible to transfer to the new one ALL my stuff, including
programs, etc.? Do you think a dummy like me could do it???
Thanks so much for any suggestions!
