Hello, August.

 AA> They change it to distract us from the old "bad" version,
and create the
 AA> illusion that they have produced a new and improved OS. That keeps us
 AA> busy "learning" the new OS. While we do that, we forget
the weakeness of
 AA> the old one while we are fooled into thinking that we have something
 AA> better.

	Should you here, be referring to Vista, my experience with it was
faultless, and I have a sister who also shares this opinion. I mentioned
yesterday, this interface between the chair and the keyboard and I still am
of the opinion that this was the stump. I read on a W-7 echo and on a
general Windows echo, all the trouble that some users have then mostly stem
from SUEs. We can not legislate against this. The major one is that new
users will format a HD as soon as they have a machine and instal their pet
OS on it and thus loose all that the manufacturers have placed on the HD to
support their product. I find that Acer and Toshiba, in my experience of
these two products, were quite explicit when first turning ON their
machines and it has been beneficial to do this little RTFM. I do not and
will never, pretend to be an ace but I learned to read at an early age and
have not ceased yet.

	Even if I did not mention this yet, let the new year be good to you.

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