Outside of the USA

[Guest]

Can I, in the United States, use this program with someone in Scotland?

 

[Gordon]

Can I, in the United States, use this program with someone in Scotland?

<sigh> WHAT "program"?

 

[Wesley Vogel]

Now, that would depend on what program, wouldn't it?

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[Ken Blake, MVP]

Can I, in the United States, use this program with someone in Scotland?

What program? What do you mean by "use this program *with*"?

 

[DL]

Of course not; the office of Homeland Security would incarcerate you for
daring to speak with none US citizens

 

[Bill Sharpe]

Can I, in the United States, use this program with someone in Scotland?

Only if you advise the person in Scotland what program you are talking
about. He can't read your mind, either.

Windows XP is an operating system, not a program.

Bill

 

[Guest]

Only if you advise the person in Scotland what program you are talking
about. He can't read your mind, either.

Windows XP is an operating system, not a program.

Bill

 

[Guest]

Of course not; the office of Homeland Security would incarcerate you for
daring to speak with none US citizens

 

[Guest]

Of course not; the office of Homeland Security would incarcerate you for
daring to speak with none US citizens

 

[Guest]

Of course not; the office of Homeland Security would incarcerate you for
daring to speak with none US citizens

Is that a yes or no? If you're joking, I find that offensive.

 

[DL]

Perhaps you have no experience with dealing with that body