Well, to me of course, do I presume too much Roady? Perhaps so, but still
one can always hope that Vista might be more "intuitive" on this subject. I
mean all we need do to save, open, close, send, delete, change, transfer and
otherwise tinker with a Word file, for example, is to simply go to the
directory where we saved the file. Versus, exploring in God-only-Knows what
sub directory to find what we need. I might also half expect (again I ask
for too much) that the online 2003 MS tutorials and the F1 guidance would
work - but no Personal Folders to be found - not even with an Explorer
search. Oh...maybe I'll try the .......control panel??? who would've ever
thought of looking there - and yet, that's where they are, just as you say.
(shaking my head in relief).
All of this seems simple to the expert, but you don't have much empathy for
the novice. To wit: my angst about geeks in general. I mean, I've never
felt inclined to pound my finance expertise over the head of the novice - I
suppose I am generally content. Say, if you want to be riddled with useless
gobbledigook on Venture Capital Financing, please allow me to confuse you
thoroughly - then expect you to use it in your daily life, only to cop 'tude'
whenever you ask me to explain "pre-money valuation" concepts - only then
might you "feel our pain".
Anyway, your social limitations notwithstanding, I was able to locate these
darned files using control panel - so you were of great help afterall.
Oh, as to why: I can't even delete an email without the "run scanpst.exe or
die now" warning. It is running now as I type - wish me luck (translated: to
hope for the best for someone in challenge). grin...
Rhetorical to me my friend...only to me.
All in fun - we could probably be really great friends Roady - after you
complete those social interaction courses.
Cheers mate,
A less annoyed Mark in Rocklin, CA (where June Cleaver gets a T*T job)