Re: [Liveaboard] Face book and other computer quirks for boatersĀ didn't argue, 
asked a question. If you got a disk then it is not tied to the old computer. 
'nuff said. Their license allows you to move it if you delete it from the older 
one.


N.Y. RUSSELL
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Subject: Re: [Liveaboard] Face book and other computer quirks for boaters

> Arild"
>
> Simple, did you get a licensed disk or was it just installed in a
separate directory?

> N.Y. RUSSELL


REPLY
I bought the computer with WinXP installed for which I paid an extra $150.

The computer store gave me a CD and the box had a holographic Microsoft
label.  How am I supposed to know the business arrangement of individual
computer stores?
 You don't need to be an electrician to  use an electric stove and you do
not need to be a mechanic  to drive a car. So why should  the average
consumer  have to be a computer expert  just so they can  get email etc.
These days  non computer users are marginalized. I have seen  billboard
advertising  literacy classes for non computer users but the only contact
information is a URL.  DUH!!

Around here you cannot even contact government services except  by
computer. No phones no postal address. Just a URL.  And this in an area

where there is often no high speed access and someplaces still do not have
grid utility power. People  must use generators if they want electricity.

Arild
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