Question: What is your favorite Windows Vista feature, and why?

[Jeff]

The OS dear Lang,
like I KNEW all along.
In fact,
got a valuable e-mail from a lead at MSFT over the whole issue; and an
e-mail for a tech in Windows error reporting.
A resouce that; even though they didn't want to admit, the o.s changed to
accomodate(between 5728-and 5744-i think) the bios.
Ah, but then Dell; just recently; changed the bios also, but the fact
remains; the o.s. changed first.-lol
So, yes they are interdependent, like we discussed all along, but the fact
that the o.s. changed; and the original bios worked, remains the central
fact.
The OS-HA!

Jeff

 

[Lang Murphy]

Yeah... I was just pulling your leg -semantically- because, and I quote, you
wrote "I like the BIOS being fixed." No harm or disrespect intended...

Lang

 

[t.cruise]

Hi,

FYR, when in doubt, check for confirmation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top-posting

I guess that there will probably always be disagreements about Top vs. Bottom Posting.
For me it depends on the group and or situation. I personally like bottom posting, with a
minimum of quoted text above (just enough so that the reader can understand what is being
replied to). A personal irritation for me is when in a long thread, someone replies with
a bottom post and includes the quoted text from each and every preceding post in the
thread.

T.C.

 

[Roy Coorne]

t.cruise schrieb:
....

I guess that there will probably always be disagreements about Top vs. Bottom Posting.
For me it depends on the group and or situation. I personally like bottom posting, with a
minimum of quoted text above (just enough so that the reader can understand what is being
replied to). A personal irritation for me is when in a long thread, someone replies with
a bottom post and includes the quoted text from each and every preceding post in the
thread.

T.C.

I installed a random generator(1) in my Mozilla ThunderBird which
selects my way of reply posting - top or bottom - not according to
sexual preference, but to random, thus adding indefinitely to the
discussions in every newsgroup


rOy cOOrne

(1) Cp., e. g., <http://www.leonatkinson.com/random/>