F THIS - corrected article spelling

I am reposting due to numerous spelling errors in previou spost:

F* Microsoft programmer who decided WinExplorer can choose
templates/appearance/sorting by what he prefers, and NOT what customer saved
or how it looked on last exit.

FU man and I hope you get f-d so bad you lose your job.
I am exhausted to reset appearance, and sorting every few hours, sometimes
you set WinExplorer look one way, and 10 mintes later magically "tags, size,
date modified, etc" appear and 'type" disappears, and files get sorted by
NAME, not by TYPE.

Does anyone remember WindowsXP Explorer?
You set it ONCE, and done. Yes sometimes it may reset window size/location,
but that's the worst of it, and in my case even that wasn't happening.

Vista Explorer is an erratic buggy code created by an inept person who has
no respect for customers, bu tonly for himself & for MEDIA files.
It likes to think PDF's and Word docs are MEDIA files - it even added Tags
column every few hours despite me removing the pest.
I am WORKING here, not playing videos out of PDF's, I can't work on this
Operating Systejm


No wonder Businesses stick with WindowsXP, not Vista "games".

Put your tinfoil hat back on.

"JEWboy" wrote:

> I am reposting due to numerous spelling errors in previou spost:
>
> F* Microsoft programmer who decided WinExplorer can choose
> templates/appearance/sorting by what he prefers, and NOT what customer saved
> or how it looked on last exit.
>
> FU man and I hope you get f-d so bad you lose your job.
> I am exhausted to reset appearance, and sorting every few hours, sometimes
> you set WinExplorer look one way, and 10 mintes later magically "tags, size,
> date modified, etc" appear and 'type" disappears, and files get sorted by
> NAME, not by TYPE.
>
> Does anyone remember WindowsXP Explorer?
> You set it ONCE, and done. Yes sometimes it may reset window size/location,
> but that's the worst of it, and in my case even that wasn't happening.
>
> Vista Explorer is an erratic buggy code created by an inept person who has
> no respect for customers, bu tonly for himself & for MEDIA files.
> It likes to think PDF's and Word docs are MEDIA files - it even added Tags
> column every few hours despite me removing the pest.
> I am WORKING here, not playing videos out of PDF's, I can't work on this
> Operating Systejm
>
>
> No wonder Businesses stick with WindowsXP, not Vista "games".
>
>

Okay

On Wed, 24 Jun 2009 07:59:28 -0700, Mark Adams, another top-poster
<> wrote:

>Put your tinfoil hat back on.

I'd suggest you don't understand the proper use of a tin foil hat.