AOL Desktop any good?

Is this any good? I saw the demo video and it looks like just a
interface that assists "computer newbies" to work internet relate
items

Does it offer anything unique

Is it worth installing? Because I remeber it used to put a lot o
background tasks that do all sorts of things. I know computers are mor
powerful nowadays but does it still noticably clog up your task manager

Thanks for any! :

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"rasmasyean" <> wrote in message
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> Is this any good? I saw the demo video and it looks like just an
> interface that assists "computer newbies" to work internet related
> items.
>
> Does it offer anything unique?
>
> Is it worth installing? Because I remeber it used to put a lot of
> background tasks that do all sorts of things. I know computers are more
> powerful nowadays but does it still noticably clog up your task manager?
>
> Thanks for any!
>
>
> --
> rasmasyean
>
> Cure diseases with your unused processor power!
> You can make a difference!
> 'Folding@Home' (http://folding.stanford.edu/) - Distributed Computing

"rasmasyean" <> wrote in message
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> Is this any good?

How can anything 'AOL' be good???
You heard/red right: run and don't look back! <H>.

> I saw the demo video and it looks like just an
> interface that assists "computer newbies" to work internet related
> items.
>
> Does it offer anything unique?
>
> Is it worth installing? Because I remeber it used to put a lot of
> background tasks that do all sorts of things. I know computers are more
> powerful nowadays but does it still noticably clog up your task manager?
>
> Thanks for any!
>
>
> --
> rasmasyean
>
> Cure diseases with your unused processor power!
> You can make a difference!
> 'Folding@Home' (http://folding.stanford.edu/) - Distributed Computing

rasmasyean;989850 Wrote:
> Is this any good? I saw the demo video and it looks like just a
> interface that assists "computer newbies" to work internet relate
> items
>
> Does it offer anything unique
>
> Is it worth installing? Because I remeber it used to put a lot o
> background tasks that do all sorts of things. I know computers are mor
> powerful nowadays but does it still noticably clog up your task manager
>
> Thanks for any! :

Let me know if you do, so I can figure out a way to ignore your "
installed AOL and suddently everything sucks" posts that are sure t
follow

People who install AOL deserve AOL

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