> George,
>> Oh, I miss Win98 & SE. . . it never recovered after they left it. . .
>> Vista must have been done on purpose just to be a poison pill.
> I have a meme on the BBS, showing various structures of houses from
> Windows 95 (a small wooden cottage) to Windows 7 (looks like a place
> from "The Jetsons"). The Windows Vista place was "upside down".
I'd've made ME upside-down, & Vista inside-out & upside down.
>> The first thing I noticed was when I closed my browser (when done), a
>> popup "Windows Explorer has closed... restarting..." & yes, t he SOB
>> would load right back up again!
> I've had a lot of that with Windows Explorer and now File Explorer,
> with Windows 7, 10, and now 11. There is an alternate freeware utility
> called ExplorerPlusPlus (Explorer++).
I have a freeware proggy called Chrome that works just fine, & if I need an alternative browser to test/rule out something, I have Firefox.
I sdtill recall the time my dialup was repeatedly being kicked off line by a loud electronic noise.
I was talking to 'tech support' & they were going to help me install an older Mozi9lla product, to set it up for email checks to keep "data flow" through my modem.
I pointed out that I was using a binary sucker & there was constant flow of data 24/7. He says I need to check email to ensure data. I explained that data equals bytes in transit. He then says, & I quote, "I'm not going to argue the definition of data with you, sir."
I finished with, "No,. you're not, because I just TOLD you what it is." then hung up. I immediately sent an email(via DOS app) to the ISP demanding they sevewr all internet services immediately, with billing to end as at the previous midnight, & explained the issue I had with the moron they hired in tech.
It was so. As far as I was concerned I let them off easy with only a half day's per diem for a financial penalty. I debated claiming the entire month, but I didn't want to start a new discussion with those idiots. I just wanted it cleared out & my line/number open to go to another dialup ISP.
--- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Toy-5
* Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, BC Canada (1:153/757)
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