From: "Robert Comer" 

> That's got to be a long, lonely drive in the night. Was it a real
> problem or a pretend problem?

Real problem, they turned the power off and everything doesn't come back up
in synch by itself.  It's definitely a long middle of the night drive, hard
to stay awake!  It was real foggy last night too.   I never thought of it
as
lonely though -- I do have my stereo...

> Btw, have you seen the commerical for how AD with W2k3 server is going
> to save a company $2,000,000 a year? You gotta love that crap.

I haven't yet. (and hope I never do!)  It costs me more time and money than
I care for. (not much, but every little bit annoys.)

I like most of the visual defaults -- WAY better than XP, even that quarter
screen start menu crud. (I looked at it, said, yeah, closer, but no cigar,
so I turned it off.)

I had to trash my *Microsoft* mouse, it skipped in the new OS.  So far so
good on everything else...

- Bob Comer


"Richard B."  wrote in message
news:c72ravgb190kq7r3hn9bdclafnn6mbs77u{at}4ax.com...
> On Mon, 28 Apr 2003 14:47:24 -0400, "Robert Comer"
>  wrote:
>
> >Anyway, going back to the tread title I'm about to load it -- (they
called
> >me in the middle of the night again and I had to come in, so I don't feel
> >like doing harder work than just loading up a new OS.  I'm going to use
it
> >as my desktop for awhile...)
>
> That's got to be a long, lonely drive in the night. Was it a real
> problem or a pretend problem?
>
> Btw, have you seen the commerical for how AD with W2k3 server is going
> to save a company $2,000,000 a year? You gotta love that crap.
>
> - Richard

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