[ql-users] Quanta Claus is coming...

2002-11-07 Thread Michael Berger
Hello Everybody! I am SO tired of that endless piracy discussion. The only highlight of the last days was the nice story of that old lady which Tony told. But that is just one drop of normality in an endless ocean of rubbish. This is my advice to the involved parties: get your duel pistons out, i

Re: [ql-users] The Wall, etc, etc

2002-10-31 Thread Michael Berger
> Thanks for the info. Now how do I then replace the unpleasant beep in XP > with the pleasant beep in 98? > > Regards, > > Peter by re-installing Windoze 98? (please forgive me ... the temptation was too strong)

Re: [ql-users] Hardware platforms

2002-10-26 Thread Michael Berger
Sorry folks! one second after I pressed the "send" button I realised I wrongly stated: > Computers get only cheap, as they sell in millions This is definitely not true, as all of us know. They also get cheap (sooner or later) if they do not sell at all. Please do not get me wrong: I really do n

Re: [ql-users] Hardware platforms

2002-10-26 Thread Michael Berger
Hello everyone out there! I must admit I could hardly have expressed my very own opinion better than Stephen did . Let me guess ... if someone started developing a complete SMS/Q compatible hardware system from scratch, they would end up with a system and a price close to the Q60 machine. I am

Re: [ql-users] Caution- BugBear Virus

2002-10-07 Thread Michael Berger
Tony Firshman wrote: > Sorry - must have missed it. > It is there now: > * *** *** 6.00.2600. (this line was censored) Oh no!!! What did you do Tony! You spelled THE NAME. Probably something teribble will happen - an earthquake, a release of a new piece of M$oftware or th

Re: [ql-users] Caution- BugBear Virus

2002-10-07 Thread Michael Berger
Tony Firshman wrote: > Interestingly whatever mailer you use does not identify itself in the > header, so I guess it cannot be 'that which shall not be named' (8-)# Now that is funny ... in fact it is. Looks like the program behaves the same as we do.

Re: [ql-users] Caution- BugBear Virus (from another PC)

2002-10-07 Thread Michael Berger
Giorgio, It was really not my intention to be offending - that was just a joke. I understand from your reaction that it was not a good one. So please accept my apologies. Greetings Michael > Mr Bergen, antivirus are a good solution for the virus problem but > is there any solution for your id

Re: [ql-users] Caution- BugBear Virus

2002-10-06 Thread Michael Berger
>even INHEAR is not mean enough to open attachements automatically - the user >has to add the final piece of stupidity - by clicking on the attachement. >So (at least from my understanding) it would be unfair to complain about a >no-cost software that is dangerous to the dull ones - but that

Re: [ql-users] Caution- BugBear Virus

2002-10-06 Thread Michael Berger
You REALLY made me laugh with your reply - that is a good thing, even if nothing else is, honestly! ok - I must admit I am a user of the program which is obviously fobidden to be named in this newsgroup ... the evil 'WhatEverLook'. The software "not for the classes but for the masses" (did'nt

Re: [ql-users] Caution- BugBear Virus

2002-10-06 Thread Michael Berger
what do you mean ATTACHMENT ??? something that has > or >> or even >>> in front of it ??? and who the hell is Giorgio - is this the waiter from the italian restaurant next corner (I have ever been suspicious that he is a member of the mafia ...) - Original Message - From: "Öïßâïò Ñ. Í