>>> Anyway, thanks for the reply, Sue. You seem to be one of the nice people
here.
Dale
You know Dale...this comment was very rude of you, especially after I see all the
people offering to help
you out.
Because you're to ignorant to at least try and understand what people are telling you,
you come off with
this remark.
Now, look at your posts you send to this list..WHEN THEY GET TO THE LIST.
All people see are paragraphs that all look alike. There is no way to tell which is
the original message
and which is the response. Usually only YOU know, because you are the one that replied.
Without using something like >> or ||| before lines of quoted text no one knows which
is which but
you..now stop being so hard-headed, sit back and think about this. IN this email, it
is obvious who wrote
what, as the signature and headers separate the threads
Now, I suggest you take a few moments to read this website:
http://www.onlinenetiquette.com/netiquette_101.html
Maybe it will open your eyes..
To others, I apologize..but the "not nice" implication really got me!
Jeff
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Intrepid Video TV/VCR Repair
www.intrepid-video.com www.tech-repair.net
----- Original Message -----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 1:59 AM
Subject: Re: PCWorks: Trying to DL from camera
In a message dated 9/19/2004 6:34:46 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> What's a BSOD?
Blue Screen of Death. That horrible all-blue screen that shows up and you
just KNOW you've messed up something, but you're never sure of what you did
wrong because Windows error messages are the bane of any English-speaking
person!!
Sue
Oh, okay. I should've known, I just used the term myself a few times today.
Sometimes I'm very good with acronyms, but I just didn't make the connection
this time. By the way, anyone that's been helping me with the dreaded BSOD I
mentioned early today, the one dealing with MinSP's, I just got a whole series
of BSOD's shortly after I got on line, but they weren't the same ones about
MinSP's. Windows ME. These came with a line at the bottom that reads
something like: Error: OE: 0177: BFF8E64B. Windows ME. This one is from one I got
last week or so. Windows ME. I didn't bother writing down the numbers this
time, but every time I hit a key I would get another BSOD with a different number
at the bottom. Windows ME. I got tired of playing around and just hit the
power button. Windows ME. Seems to me I hit ctrl; alt; del first and it
didn't restart it, but I'm not sure. (Just making sure you know it's Windows ME.
Got it?)
Anyway, thanks for the reply, Sue. You seem to be one of the nice people
here.
Dale
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