Hi! Holger,

On 01/13/2016 12:55 PM, you wrote:

 HG> Yes, I even received a Mobile Broadband subscription as XMAS gift, so
 HG> Santa was very kind to me. I'll use it as soon as I've got that Win10
 HG> configured to my liking, and got the needed programs installed.

Ooh, nice.

 HG> Yesterday, I even got the ZTreeWin installed. Don't ask me how, it just
 HG> worked. I may have hit the right command prompt, and suddenly it worked.

Ah, yes.  I've had days like that too.  It means that the winds were
favourable and the phase of the moon was opportune.[grin]

 PQ>> said Aland.  (I'll double-double check.)  I should ask for a name,
 PQ>> as well.

I received a SMS note from my little girl: that lady was from Finland and
has returned home now.  :(

 HG> The lady I mentioned in the previous post, is a retired physiotherapist,
 HG> a very good one, named Sheila Sundblom.

Good name!  (Sheila)  It's Australian slang for a lady/woman, though not
much used these days by the young folk.

 HG> Actually, there are many persons from Åland, that either have emigrated
 HG> to Australia, or are working there, or studying there.

:)

 HG> Also, many a sailor have left their ship in Australia, and made a living
 HG> there, especially from the Eriksson sailing ships that brought wheat to
 HG> Europe.

Yikes!  I thought you were about to say descendants of Erik the Red!  :)

 HG> It's quite ecpensive to go there just for a holiday, but some do it.

Maybe a couple of years ago, when the Aussie dollar was on par with the US
greenback.  Not now.  The Aussie buck is roughly equal to 0.65 Euro. 
(Long-winded layman's ill-informed explanation deleted.)

Cheers,
Paul.

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