Don
December 10th 03, 11:12 PM
I had the same problem when I bought a Dell, getting
anyone to talk to me. Dell did include some CD's which
contained some of the items; they had to be loaded in the
drive to make the item work. (Be glad you didn't buy
from Sony as I did this year, as they provide absolutely
nothing with the PC, not a manual of any kind, no program
disks, and not even a simple list of the many programs
they preloaded). You may have to purchase a book to learn
about XP, and many other programs now sold without any
written help from the big name sellers such as Microsoft,
Adobe, and all of the PC makers. Good luck with your PC.
>-----Original Message-----
>Just purchased a Dell. Has a "Learn About XP" icon
>linking to a tutorial. It is automatically set
to "Audio"
>with both the "Text" and "Audio & Text" options grayed
>out. I'm wondering how to un-gray these options and
can't
>get a human being from Dell to speak to me even though
I'm
>supposed to have support. Help is appreciated.
>.
>
anyone to talk to me. Dell did include some CD's which
contained some of the items; they had to be loaded in the
drive to make the item work. (Be glad you didn't buy
from Sony as I did this year, as they provide absolutely
nothing with the PC, not a manual of any kind, no program
disks, and not even a simple list of the many programs
they preloaded). You may have to purchase a book to learn
about XP, and many other programs now sold without any
written help from the big name sellers such as Microsoft,
Adobe, and all of the PC makers. Good luck with your PC.
>-----Original Message-----
>Just purchased a Dell. Has a "Learn About XP" icon
>linking to a tutorial. It is automatically set
to "Audio"
>with both the "Text" and "Audio & Text" options grayed
>out. I'm wondering how to un-gray these options and
can't
>get a human being from Dell to speak to me even though
I'm
>supposed to have support. Help is appreciated.
>.
>