10-19-16 09:26 Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Free programs
Howdy! Holger,

 HG> {at}MSGID: 
 HG> In a message on Wednesday 10-17-16 Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:

 EV> 10-14-16 09:46 Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Old mail

 HG> GE Ed,

 PQ> I gave up on Windows 8.1 after I got a pop-up from Hewlett-Packard

 EV> I run XP and Vista and gonna stay with them after reading comments

 HG> Consequently, you both missed the boat, while an upgrade to 10 was
 HG> free!

 EV> I looked at Microsofts free WTEN offer as being like the Apple tied
 EV> to a string on a pole that was held over the donkeys head and just a
 EV> tiny BIT farther away than the donkey's tongue could touch it.

 HG> You read too much, and believe, that what you read is the only truth.

I AM Selective about my reading but I occasionally read the views of others.

 HG> After noting that it is a viable upgrade, I didn't waste any time to
 HG> buy a stationary machine with Win7 and upgraded it to Win10 for free.

 HG> The problems I've had, are related to moving to new programs ......

 EV> I had one big problem with Thunderbird when several thousand
 EV> messages in the In-Box got cleared out after I compacted TB.

 HG> I never leave any amount of messages in the InBox. The most I've had
 HG> there where over 1700, after my ISP account had been idle four years,
 HG> but they were quickly cleared out. Now there are less than 10.

I was of the thought that using a Mail Reader with the Option to Delete
Messages from the Email Server and keeping them in the In-Box was the
way it worked.
I used TB a few years before it BURPED on me.

Recently I read a TB Web Page that said to move messages from the In-Box to
another area.
As much as I like to research things I messed up on Not Doing that with TB.

 EV> If You are speaking of MALWAREBYTES, they have a Free and a Paid
 EV> version. I use the Free and manually update the Definitions as I
 EV> want to, the Paid version does that automagically.

 HG> Yes I think that was the one, but I removed it when it told me that the
 HG> end of the free evaluation period had ended.

Something like that happened to me also.

I learned that I must had accidently clicked the Link on MWB's screen to
start the Trial Period for their Premium version.

I think that Link is at the bottom right of the MWB window.

 EV> Recently I read that AVAST! owns AVG now.
 EV> Have You read about that too?

 HG> No, I have better things to do, than reading all sorts of gossip.

I believe I read that comment at AVAST!, but memory fails me if that is
where I read about AVG.


 HG> 73 de Sam OH0NC es GN ..._._
 HG> _____________________   V  A  not SK, which means Silent Key.
 HG> aka Holger

I was reading a web page about the History of Ham Radio and noticed
that writer explained Silent Key meant both terms.

Either the Key had quit being used for a while.
Or that the Keys owner had passed away.

In my mind I believe the page I was reading was written by a Frenchman,
not by someone on my side of the great pond.



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