Hi! Jean,

On Sun, 31 Mar 13, you wrote to me:

 JP> 	Good morning to you Paul. Sunday at your place.

Yes, sir.  We've just returned from an afternoon at our eldest daughter's
home, after a fine BBQ and good company.  (I was the designated driver so I
stayed with the Ginger Beer.)  She picked a nice partner to settle-down
with, so, we had two sides of the family at the outdoors dinner table.  We
seven at the table had a round of good cheer with our youngest daughter in
Mount Isa, on Skype.

 JP> 	Well, I did it and am now listening to Live 365. I guess the problem
 JP> was hardware as this one plays all booting noises and Web music too.
 JP> Shows to go you that one should never give up.

This has a familiar tone to it, and its words betray your obvious joy.  I'm
a happy chappy to hear this.

 JP> 	I got U'u 11.04 loaded and I did this with a dual boot manager on
 JP> this old P4 machine. No screaming demon but it runs. when it said
 JP> that it needed a "adin" to run this audio, I concurred
and inside of
 JP> one second it had found it. After a minute or two, it was installed
 JP> to my rejoiced heart.

Excellent!  I love it when a plan just works.  Congratulations!

 JP> 	So, no more st-by for you, a good rest for this Easter day is due
 JP> you for your patience in this regard.

Thank you.  I hope you & your dearest have a good one too.

 JP> 	For ever your servant.

You've caught me blushing, Jean.  Thanks for the kind words.

Cheers,
Paul.

... No dear.  I don't love my computer more than you.
--- Paul's Win98SE VirtualBox