Windows XP SP2 16 bit not supported

[Alon Ganon]

what the heck was microsoft thinking geting rid of 16 bit! i can't use my
S-video to USB adapter so i can play Xbox on my monitor! i knew SP2 would be
nothing but trouble. man if they don't change their act i'm going to my
second favorite operating system Knoppix Linux and i use both the Security
Tools Distribution and the regular 3.8.1 and i like them because they boot
and run off the CD! no install necessary! thank god i have another hard drive
to install my WinXP Professional SP1 because SP2 sucks! i normally am a fan
of Windows XP but this sucks!
P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is Safer and
more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions in InfoMaven. thank
god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and operating systems are shipped
to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro with 7 keys that can be activated
twice each key same with Win XP SP1, Server 2003 (each version), WinXP x64
and more.) Action Pack i believe is for Distributors only. and trust me when
i say stuff is junk because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and
i build them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer
--
experienced 13 year old computer wiz. my dad is a partner of microsoft. i
have field experience. I also work for my dad in the computer consulting
company he started when i was 3 called InfoMaven

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

You should consider taking a remedial summer school English class
to help overcome your grammatical deficiencies. You tend to write like a
7 year old...

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"Alon Ganon" wrote:

| what the heck was microsoft thinking geting rid of 16 bit! i can't use my
| S-video to USB adapter so i can play Xbox on my monitor! i knew SP2 would be
| nothing but trouble. man if they don't change their act i'm going to my
| second favorite operating system Knoppix Linux and i use both the Security
| Tools Distribution and the regular 3.8.1 and i like them because they boot
| and run off the CD! no install necessary! thank god i have another hard drive
| to install my WinXP Professional SP1 because SP2 sucks! i normally am a fan
| of Windows XP but this sucks!
| P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is Safer and
| more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions in InfoMaven. thank
| god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and operating systems are shipped
| to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro with 7 keys that can be activated
| twice each key same with Win XP SP1, Server 2003 (each version), WinXP x64
| and more.) Action Pack i believe is for Distributors only. and trust me when
| i say stuff is junk because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and
| i build them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer
| --
| experienced 13 year old computer wiz. my dad is a partner of microsoft. i
| have field experience. I also work for my dad in the computer consulting
| company he started when i was 3 called InfoMaven


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[T. Waters]

Alon, you are one impressive kid! A computer maven for sure.
Good luck in your career (which will it be, computers or "something else"?).
LOL!
I know everyone says that Pro is more stable, but here is what MS says:
http://www./howtobuy/choosing2.aspmicrosoft.com/windowsxp/pro
Which feature missing from Home is the problem, in your opinion?
PS: Hack into your Dad's site and put some margins on those pages! The print
is too close to the edge.

Alon Ganon wrote:
> what the heck was microsoft thinking geting rid of 16 bit! i can't
> use my S-video to USB adapter so i can play Xbox on my monitor! i
> knew SP2 would be nothing but trouble. man if they don't change their
> act i'm going to my second favorite operating system Knoppix Linux
> and i use both the Security Tools Distribution and the regular 3.8.1
> and i like them because they boot and run off the CD! no install
> necessary! thank god i have another hard drive to install my WinXP
> Professional SP1 because SP2 sucks! i normally am a fan of Windows XP
> but this sucks!
> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
> in InfoMaven. thank god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and
> operating systems are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro
> with 7 keys that can be activated twice each key same with Win XP
> SP1, Server 2003 (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack i
> believe is for Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is
> junk because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i
> build them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer

[T. Waters]

The kid is a genius. No surprise that you failed to notice. Why don't you
and Tick take a long vacation together?

Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
> You should consider taking a remedial summer school English class
> to help overcome your grammatical deficiencies. You tend to write
> like a 7 year old...
>
>
>> what the heck was microsoft thinking geting rid of 16 bit! i can't
>> use my S-video to USB adapter so i can play Xbox on my monitor! i
>> knew SP2 would be nothing but trouble. man if they don't change
>> their act i'm going to my second favorite operating system Knoppix
>> Linux and i use both the Security Tools Distribution and the regular
>> 3.8.1 and i like them because they boot and run off the CD! no
>> install necessary! thank god i have another hard drive to install my
>> WinXP Professional SP1 because SP2 sucks! i normally am a fan of
>> Windows XP but this sucks!
>> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
>> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
>> in InfoMaven. thank god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and
>> operating systems are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003
>> Pro with 7 keys that can be activated twice each key same with Win
>> XP SP1, Server 2003 (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack
>> i believe is for Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is
>> junk because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i
>> build them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer --
>> experienced 13 year old computer wiz. my dad is a partner of
>> microsoft. i have field experience. I also work for my dad in the
>> computer consulting company he started when i was 3 called InfoMaven
>
>
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[Ron Martell]

"Alon Ganon" > wrote:


>P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is Safer and
>more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions in InfoMaven.

Balderdash.

There is zero difference in performance or stability between Windows
XP Home and Windows XP Pro. The two versions are compiled from the
same source code base and the differences between them consist only of
certain features or functions which are found only in XP Pro.

Windows XP Pro is a "superset" of XP Home.

Unless you have a known or anticipated future need for at least one of
the features or functions that are unique to XP Pro and which are not
part of XP Home there is no benefit in getting XP Pro instead of XP
Home.



> thank
>god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and operating systems are shipped
>to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro with 7 keys that can be activated
>twice each key same with Win XP SP1, Server 2003 (each version), WinXP x64
>and more.) Action Pack i believe is for Distributors only. and trust me when
>i say stuff is junk because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and
>i build them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer

The Microsoft Action Pack is an annual subscription license and must
be renewed (and paid for) each year. Licensees are also subject to
onsite audits to ensure that they are still eligible for the license
and are complying with the terms of that license.


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

In memory of a dear friend Alex Nichol MVP
http://aumha.org/alex.htm

[T. Waters]

Correction:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/howtobuy/choosing2.mspx
The previous link got pretty garbled.

T. Waters wrote:
> Alon, you are one impressive kid! A computer maven for sure.
> Good luck in your career (which will it be, computers or "something
> else"?). LOL!
> I know everyone says that Pro is more stable, but here is what MS
> says: http://www./howtobuy/choosing2.aspmicrosoft.com/windowsxp/pro
> Which feature missing from Home is the problem, in your opinion?
> PS: Hack into your Dad's site and put some margins on those pages!
> The print is too close to the edge.
>
> Alon Ganon wrote:
>> what the heck was microsoft thinking geting rid of 16 bit! i can't
>> use my S-video to USB adapter so i can play Xbox on my monitor! i
>> knew SP2 would be nothing but trouble. man if they don't change their
>> act i'm going to my second favorite operating system Knoppix Linux
>> and i use both the Security Tools Distribution and the regular 3.8.1
>> and i like them because they boot and run off the CD! no install
>> necessary! thank god i have another hard drive to install my WinXP
>> Professional SP1 because SP2 sucks! i normally am a fan of Windows XP
>> but this sucks!
>> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
>> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
>> in InfoMaven. thank god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and
>> operating systems are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro
>> with 7 keys that can be activated twice each key same with Win XP
>> SP1, Server 2003 (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack i
>> believe is for Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is
>> junk because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i
>> build them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer

[T. Waters]

Ron Martell wrote:
> "Alon Ganon" > wrote:
>
>
>> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
>> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
>> in InfoMaven.
>
> Balderdash.
>
> There is zero difference in performance or stability between Windows
> XP Home and Windows XP Pro. The two versions are compiled from the
> same source code base and the differences between them consist only of
> certain features or functions which are found only in XP Pro.
>
> Windows XP Pro is a "superset" of XP Home.
>
> Unless you have a known or anticipated future need for at least one of
> the features or functions that are unique to XP Pro and which are not
> part of XP Home there is no benefit in getting XP Pro instead of XP
> Home.
>
>
>
>> thank
>> god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and operating systems
>> are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro with 7 keys that
>> can be activated twice each key same with Win XP SP1, Server 2003
>> (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack i believe is for
>> Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is junk because i
>> know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i build them, and of
>> course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer
>
> The Microsoft Action Pack is an annual subscription license and must
> be renewed (and paid for) each year. Licensees are also subject to
> onsite audits to ensure that they are still eligible for the license
> and are complying with the terms of that license.
>
>
> Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada

Ron, where do you think the misperception (a rampant one) that Pro is more
stable comes from? There is no fundamental basis for this to be true.
Any idea what could give rise to this perception?

[CS]

On Tue, 10 May 2005 16:02:36 -0700, "T. Waters" >
wrote:

>> The Microsoft Action Pack is an annual subscription license and must
>> be renewed (and paid for) each year. Licensees are also subject to
>> onsite audits to ensure that they are still eligible for the license
>> and are complying with the terms of that license.
>>
>> Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada

>Ron, where do you think the misperception (a rampant one) that Pro is more
>stable comes from? There is no fundamental basis for this to be true.
>Any idea what could give rise to this perception?

The name "Pro" and the fact that it cost more than Home is what gives
the unfounded perception that it's better. Wouldn't you rather use a
professional version of Windows? <g>

[Kelly]

It is, in the way that any poster relays it to be within their own scope.
If a user needs Pro to fulfill their needs, then within their arena it is
more stable for their work environment and/or purpose(s). Who are we to
question anyway?

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Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com


"T. Waters" > wrote in message
...
> Ron Martell wrote:
>> "Alon Ganon" > wrote:
>>
>>
>>> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
>>> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
>>> in InfoMaven.
>>
>> Balderdash.
>>
>> There is zero difference in performance or stability between Windows
>> XP Home and Windows XP Pro. The two versions are compiled from the
>> same source code base and the differences between them consist only of
>> certain features or functions which are found only in XP Pro.
>>
>> Windows XP Pro is a "superset" of XP Home.
>>
>> Unless you have a known or anticipated future need for at least one of
>> the features or functions that are unique to XP Pro and which are not
>> part of XP Home there is no benefit in getting XP Pro instead of XP
>> Home.
>>
>>
>>
>>> thank
>>> god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and operating systems
>>> are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro with 7 keys that
>>> can be activated twice each key same with Win XP SP1, Server 2003
>>> (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack i believe is for
>>> Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is junk because i
>>> know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i build them, and of
>>> course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer
>>
>> The Microsoft Action Pack is an annual subscription license and must
>> be renewed (and paid for) each year. Licensees are also subject to
>> onsite audits to ensure that they are still eligible for the license
>> and are complying with the terms of that license.
>>
>>
>> Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
>
> Ron, where do you think the misperception (a rampant one) that Pro is more
> stable comes from? There is no fundamental basis for this to be true.
> Any idea what could give rise to this perception?
>
>

[T. Waters]

I just wish they would be more specific!


Kelly wrote:
> It is, in the way that any poster relays it to be within their own
> scope. If a user needs Pro to fulfill their needs, then within their
> arena it is more stable for their work environment and/or purpose(s).
> Who are we to question anyway?
>
>
> "T. Waters" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Ron Martell wrote:
>>> "Alon Ganon" > wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
>>>> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
>>>> in InfoMaven.
>>>
>>> Balderdash.
>>>
>>> There is zero difference in performance or stability between Windows
>>> XP Home and Windows XP Pro. The two versions are compiled from the
>>> same source code base and the differences between them consist only
>>> of certain features or functions which are found only in XP Pro.
>>>
>>> Windows XP Pro is a "superset" of XP Home.
>>>
>>> Unless you have a known or anticipated future need for at least one
>>> of the features or functions that are unique to XP Pro and which
>>> are not part of XP Home there is no benefit in getting XP Pro
>>> instead of XP Home.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> thank
>>>> god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and operating systems
>>>> are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro with 7 keys
>>>> that can be activated twice each key same with Win XP SP1, Server
>>>> 2003 (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack i believe is
>>>> for Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is junk
>>>> because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i build
>>>> them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer
>>>
>>> The Microsoft Action Pack is an annual subscription license and must
>>> be renewed (and paid for) each year. Licensees are also subject to
>>> onsite audits to ensure that they are still eligible for the license
>>> and are complying with the terms of that license.
>>>
>>>
>>> Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
>>
>> Ron, where do you think the misperception (a rampant one) that Pro
>> is more stable comes from? There is no fundamental basis for this to
>> be true.
>> Any idea what could give rise to this perception?

[NoStop]

Ron Martell wrote:

> "Alon Ganon" > wrote:
>
>
>>P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is Safer
>>and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions in
>>InfoMaven.
>
> Balderdash.
>
> There is zero difference in performance or stability between Windows
> XP Home and Windows XP Pro.

Sadly, you are correct. :-(

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[Kelly]

Who are they? Again, we are here to help the consumer not question them.
:o)

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Troubleshooting Windows XP
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"T. Waters" > wrote in message
...
>I just wish they would be more specific!
>
>
> Kelly wrote:
>> It is, in the way that any poster relays it to be within their own
>> scope. If a user needs Pro to fulfill their needs, then within their
>> arena it is more stable for their work environment and/or purpose(s).
>> Who are we to question anyway?
>>
>>
>> "T. Waters" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Ron Martell wrote:
>>>> "Alon Ganon" > wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
>>>>> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
>>>>> in InfoMaven.
>>>>
>>>> Balderdash.
>>>>
>>>> There is zero difference in performance or stability between Windows
>>>> XP Home and Windows XP Pro. The two versions are compiled from the
>>>> same source code base and the differences between them consist only
>>>> of certain features or functions which are found only in XP Pro.
>>>>
>>>> Windows XP Pro is a "superset" of XP Home.
>>>>
>>>> Unless you have a known or anticipated future need for at least one
>>>> of the features or functions that are unique to XP Pro and which
>>>> are not part of XP Home there is no benefit in getting XP Pro
>>>> instead of XP Home.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> thank
>>>>> god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and operating systems
>>>>> are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro with 7 keys
>>>>> that can be activated twice each key same with Win XP SP1, Server
>>>>> 2003 (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack i believe is
>>>>> for Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is junk
>>>>> because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i build
>>>>> them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer
>>>>
>>>> The Microsoft Action Pack is an annual subscription license and must
>>>> be renewed (and paid for) each year. Licensees are also subject to
>>>> onsite audits to ensure that they are still eligible for the license
>>>> and are complying with the terms of that license.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
>>>
>>> Ron, where do you think the misperception (a rampant one) that Pro
>>> is more stable comes from? There is no fundamental basis for this to
>>> be true.
>>> Any idea what could give rise to this perception?
>
>
>

[Kelly]

Who are they? Again, we are here to help the consumer not question them.
:o)

--

All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)

Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com


"T. Waters" > wrote in message
...
>I just wish they would be more specific!
>
>
> Kelly wrote:
>> It is, in the way that any poster relays it to be within their own
>> scope. If a user needs Pro to fulfill their needs, then within their
>> arena it is more stable for their work environment and/or purpose(s).
>> Who are we to question anyway?
>>
>>
>> "T. Waters" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Ron Martell wrote:
>>>> "Alon Ganon" > wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
>>>>> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
>>>>> in InfoMaven.
>>>>
>>>> Balderdash.
>>>>
>>>> There is zero difference in performance or stability between Windows
>>>> XP Home and Windows XP Pro. The two versions are compiled from the
>>>> same source code base and the differences between them consist only
>>>> of certain features or functions which are found only in XP Pro.
>>>>
>>>> Windows XP Pro is a "superset" of XP Home.
>>>>
>>>> Unless you have a known or anticipated future need for at least one
>>>> of the features or functions that are unique to XP Pro and which
>>>> are not part of XP Home there is no benefit in getting XP Pro
>>>> instead of XP Home.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> thank
>>>>> god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and operating systems
>>>>> are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003 Pro with 7 keys
>>>>> that can be activated twice each key same with Win XP SP1, Server
>>>>> 2003 (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack i believe is
>>>>> for Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is junk
>>>>> because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i build
>>>>> them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer
>>>>
>>>> The Microsoft Action Pack is an annual subscription license and must
>>>> be renewed (and paid for) each year. Licensees are also subject to
>>>> onsite audits to ensure that they are still eligible for the license
>>>> and are complying with the terms of that license.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
>>>
>>> Ron, where do you think the misperception (a rampant one) that Pro
>>> is more stable comes from? There is no fundamental basis for this to
>>> be true.
>>> Any idea what could give rise to this perception?
>
>
>

[Ron Martell]

NoStop > wrote:


>Sadly, you are correct. :-(

Both versions are excellent in terms of stability and performance so I
don't see anything to be sad about. :-)


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

In memory of a dear friend Alex Nichol MVP
http://aumha.org/alex.htm

[Ron Martell]

NoStop > wrote:


>Sadly, you are correct. :-(

Both versions are excellent in terms of stability and performance so I
don't see anything to be sad about. :-)


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

In memory of a dear friend Alex Nichol MVP
http://aumha.org/alex.htm

[Michael Stevens]

In ,
T. Waters > replied with a ;-)
> The kid is a genius. No surprise that you failed to notice. Why don't
> you and Tick take a long vacation together?
>

NOT, did you really read his missive? It was riddled with cliché and old
wives tales. LOL He is a precocious 13 year old that has been coddled with
far too much praise heaped on the not very impressive knowledge he has
exhibited in these newsgroups. Any child at any age that needs to broadcast
their intelligence for it to be noticed is lacking in self confidence. You
usually are pretty much on the mark, but this time you missed it by a mile.

--
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http://www.michaelstevenstech.com
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> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
>> You should consider taking a remedial summer school English class
>> to help overcome your grammatical deficiencies. You tend to write
>> like a 7 year old...
>>
>>
>>> what the heck was microsoft thinking geting rid of 16 bit! i can't
>>> use my S-video to USB adapter so i can play Xbox on my monitor! i
>>> knew SP2 would be nothing but trouble. man if they don't change
>>> their act i'm going to my second favorite operating system Knoppix
>>> Linux and i use both the Security Tools Distribution and the regular
>>> 3.8.1 and i like them because they boot and run off the CD! no
>>> install necessary! thank god i have another hard drive to install my
>>> WinXP Professional SP1 because SP2 sucks! i normally am a fan of
>>> Windows XP but this sucks!
>>> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
>>> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
>>> in InfoMaven. thank god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and
>>> operating systems are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003
>>> Pro with 7 keys that can be activated twice each key same with Win
>>> XP SP1, Server 2003 (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack
>>> i believe is for Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is
>>> junk because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i
>>> build them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer --
>>> experienced 13 year old computer wiz. my dad is a partner of
>>> microsoft. i have field experience. I also work for my dad in the
>>> computer consulting company he started when i was 3 called InfoMaven
>>
>>
>> ---
>> avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean.
>> Virus Database (VPS): 0519-0, 05/09/2005
>> Tested on: 5/10/2005 2:21:13 PM
>> avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2005 ALWIL Software.
>> http://www.avast.com

[Michael Stevens]

In ,
T. Waters > replied with a ;-)
> The kid is a genius. No surprise that you failed to notice. Why don't
> you and Tick take a long vacation together?
>

NOT, did you really read his missive? It was riddled with cliché and old
wives tales. LOL He is a precocious 13 year old that has been coddled with
far too much praise heaped on the not very impressive knowledge he has
exhibited in these newsgroups. Any child at any age that needs to broadcast
their intelligence for it to be noticed is lacking in self confidence. You
usually are pretty much on the mark, but this time you missed it by a mile.

--
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http://www.michaelstevenstech.com
For a better newsgroup experience. Setup a newsreader.
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/outlookexpressnewreader.htm



> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
>> You should consider taking a remedial summer school English class
>> to help overcome your grammatical deficiencies. You tend to write
>> like a 7 year old...
>>
>>
>>> what the heck was microsoft thinking geting rid of 16 bit! i can't
>>> use my S-video to USB adapter so i can play Xbox on my monitor! i
>>> knew SP2 would be nothing but trouble. man if they don't change
>>> their act i'm going to my second favorite operating system Knoppix
>>> Linux and i use both the Security Tools Distribution and the regular
>>> 3.8.1 and i like them because they boot and run off the CD! no
>>> install necessary! thank god i have another hard drive to install my
>>> WinXP Professional SP1 because SP2 sucks! i normally am a fan of
>>> Windows XP but this sucks!
>>> P.S. don't get home edition on anything it's junk! Professional is
>>> Safer and more reliable than home trust me we only use Pro versions
>>> in InfoMaven. thank god for Microsoft Action Pack (new programs and
>>> operating systems are shipped to use thats why i have Office 2003
>>> Pro with 7 keys that can be activated twice each key same with Win
>>> XP SP1, Server 2003 (each version), WinXP x64 and more.) Action Pack
>>> i believe is for Distributors only. and trust me when i say stuff is
>>> junk because i know a heck of lot of stuff about computers and i
>>> build them, and of course seeing as I'm a teen i am gamer --
>>> experienced 13 year old computer wiz. my dad is a partner of
>>> microsoft. i have field experience. I also work for my dad in the
>>> computer consulting company he started when i was 3 called InfoMaven
>>
>>
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[Treeman]

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LOL,LOL,LOL, god, I hate that!
Just wait until this kids hormones kick in. :cool:
Now, LOL
Treeman