From: "Robert Comer" 

> I do?

Sure seem to.

>Because I see fault in others as well?

Not even close.  You seem to be saying one shouldn't fault Microsoft OS's
problems because other have the same problem.

>It seems to me that
> I am seeing the fault in others as well as in Windows, and finding their
> faults as well.

As am I.

>Show where I have said Windows deserves a free ride, and
> they are not guilty.

"The facts are simple. Windows isn't alone with the problem. Yet Windows gets
the blame. Windows isn't even the one responsible for the problem
oftentimes. Yet it gets the blame."

>What I -HAVE- said is that -OTHERS- suffer the same
> problems and should be held up to the light as well because the same
> warnings should apply.

That's hard to do in a conversation about Windows...

> How is that excusing Windows faults?

How is that not?  You seem to be making excuses for Windows and you shouldn't be.

- Bob Comer




"Ronnie T. Mungo, Boy Genius"  wrote in
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>
> "Robert Comer"  wrote in message
> news:3e008d2d$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> > > Your two above comments don't reconcile well.
> >
> > They do to me.
>
> Through the darkness blindly...
>
> > > There's a logic shortfall there.
> >
> > You seem to want to excuse Windows faults, I don't. (Nor any other
> platform
> > for that matter.)
>
> I do? Because I see fault in others as well? Odd logic. It seems to me
that
> I am seeing the fault in others as well as in Windows, and finding their
> faults as well. Show where I have said Windows deserves a free ride, and
> they are not guilty. What I -HAVE- said is that -OTHERS- suffer the same
> problems and should be held up to the light as well because the same
> warnings should apply.
>
> How is that excusing Windows faults?
>
> RTM, BG
>
>

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