Chuck wrote: > I think you guys may want to run some hardware diagnostics on whatever
If it happened on one or two machines, you might have a point. But when it happens on machines at different Kinko's locations, half a dozen of their competitors, and assorted machines at places where I have worked, the only conclusion I can draw, is that MSO was designed for somebody who never needs to create, or edit a document. It doesn't matter what version of MSO I use, or where I use it,. I can count on corruption occurring every time I hit the 10 000 word mark. >Microsoft In my experience, the most reliable things about MSo are: i) Creating document that re corrupt; ii) Giving me the Blue Screen of Death; FWIW, it doesn't matter which version of Microsoft windows, or which version of MSO I use, the results are the same. Corrupt documents, and the Blue Screen of Death. > or zip software was as unreliable Did you understand what I wrote: >>About once a week for compressed files. Usually because of transmission glitches. The issue is _transmission_ glitches. Data that is garbled when it is transmitted from one point as binary data to another point. xan jonathon -- Ethical conduct is a vice. Corrupt conduct is a virtue. Motto of Nacarima.
