I love Vista but hot do you start to use Aero ?

Hi, I am starting to really like my Ultimate sp1 full version . Though
I am new to this coming from XP pro and I am curious how to use the
Aero feature . Can someone explain how ? Thanks

Assuming that you have already seen screen-shots of the Aero theme,let me
tell you that the Aero user inter-face is automatically turned on based on
your WEI (Windows Experience Index) score (unless of course you manually
revert back to the Vista Basic theme).Please provide the complete and wholly
accurate technical hardware configuration/specifications of your system to
the fullest extent possible.
Also,while in Vista,press `Windows key+Pause/Break` to open the `System
properties` window.There you will see a `Rating` field under the `System`
category.Click on the link next to the number displayed as the score to open
a new window titled `Performance Information and Tools`.In there,below the
table,there should be a link `View and print details`.Click on it to open a
full-screen window where all relevant information about various components
is displayed.If possible,print that page to a file and attach it in your
reply.

<> wrote in message
news:4453232e-5d2e-473f-9471-...
Hi, I am starting to really like my Ultimate sp1 full version . Though
I am new to this coming from XP pro and I am curious how to use the
Aero feature . Can someone explain how ? Thanks

On Jun 22, 8:44*am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Assuming that you have already seen screen-shots of the Aero theme,let me
> tell you that the Aero user inter-face is automatically turned on based on
> your WEI (Windows Experience Index) score (unless of course you manually
> revert back to the Vista Basic theme).Please provide the complete and wholly
> accurate technical hardware configuration/specifications of your system to
> the fullest extent possible.
> Also,while in Vista,press `Windows key+Pause/Break` to open the `System
> properties` window.There you will see a `Rating` field under the `System`
> category.Click on the link next to the number displayed as the score to open
> a new window titled `Performance Information and Tools`.In there,below the
> table,there should be a link `View and print details`.Click on it to opena
> full-screen window where all relevant information about various components
> is displayed.If possible,print that page to a file and attach it in your
> reply.
>
> <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:4453232e-5d2e-473f-9471-...
> Hi, I am starting to really like my Ultimate sp1 full version . Though
> I am new to this coming from XP pro and I am curious how to use the
> Aero feature . Can someone explain how *? Thanks

Hi , Thanks for responding , Here my comp specs.

Vista Ultimate sp1 full retail , 2gb Ram , 512mb video card , PS 650
watts , Asus P5K Premium WIFI-AP ATX LGA775 , Intel Core 2 Quad
Q6600 . My computer rating is 4.7

Thanks

BTW : I bet I will get a lot of spammers now to after they can see my
email address , Oh well , I just wouldn't open any from that address
LOL . I only post this way and view Vista rooms with Outlook .

I have no doubt to state that your system is definitely (more than) capable
of the Aero theme.Your WEI rating too reflects this.Probably you have not
yet seen screen-shots of the Aero theme and you are already running it OR
you unknowingly manually reverted back to the Vista Basic theme.Please post
a screen-shot of a few non-maximised and overlapping windows arranged on
your desktop so that I can know what theme are you running.

Well,this address of mine which I reflect in my identity too happens to be
my actual e.-mail address only and in fact in my account junk mail filtering
is set to the lowest level,yet I receive absolutely no spam there even after
I have sent more than 45 messages so far after joining this news-group.
Microsoft Office Outlook does not support news-group accounts yet.In that
case,I guess you are reading news-groups using `Outlook Express` in XP.
I use Windows Mail in Vista to participate in the news-groups (which you
call as rooms) and atleast in Windows Mail I need not necessarily give out
my real e.-mail address to other participants of the news-group.

<> wrote in message
news:ffd21a4c-7e3a-4303-9cfb-...
On Jun 22, 8:44 am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Assuming that you have already seen screen-shots of the Aero theme,let me
> tell you that the Aero user inter-face is automatically turned on based on
> your WEI (Windows Experience Index) score (unless of course you manually
> revert back to the Vista Basic theme).Please provide the complete and
> wholly
> accurate technical hardware configuration/specifications of your system to
> the fullest extent possible.
> Also,while in Vista,press `Windows key+Pause/Break` to open the `System
> properties` window.There you will see a `Rating` field under the `System`
> category.Click on the link next to the number displayed as the score to
> open
> a new window titled `Performance Information and Tools`.In there,below the
> table,there should be a link `View and print details`.Click on it to open
> a
> full-screen window where all relevant information about various components
> is displayed.If possible,print that page to a file and attach it in your
> reply.
>
> <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:4453232e-5d2e-473f-9471-...
> Hi, I am starting to really like my Ultimate sp1 full version . Though
> I am new to this coming from XP pro and I am curious how to use the
> Aero feature . Can someone explain how ? Thanks

Hi , Thanks for responding , Here my comp specs.

Vista Ultimate sp1 full retail , 2gb Ram , 512mb video card , PS 650
watts , Asus P5K Premium WIFI-AP ATX LGA775 , Intel Core 2 Quad
Q6600 . My computer rating is 4.7

Thanks

BTW : I bet I will get a lot of spammers now to after they can see my
email address , Oh well , I just wouldn't open any from that address
LOL . I only post this way and view Vista rooms with Outlook .

> Well,this address of mine which I reflect in my identity too happens to be
> my actual e.-mail address only and in fact in my account junk mail
> filtering
> is set to the lowest level,yet I receive absolutely no spam there even
> after
> I have sent more than 45 messages so far after joining this news-group.

You will.

Below is a clip for my mail server. I used to use
frankREMOVEALLCAPS.<myvaliddomain>.com. As you can see below, newsgroup bots
picked up on the address and started sending me all kinds of spam. I've
since learned to use a truly non-existent domain name rather than my own
valid domain. Hint, when you choose a bogus email address DO NOT use
ANYONE'S actual valid domain name (i.e. ). Instead
use a totally bogus domain name (i.e. ). This way, no
one is hurt by having to bounce invalid emails. They'll just go
non-delivered completely. Better.

-Frank

---------------------------------
[21/Jun/2008 22:52:30] Attempt to deliver to unknown recipient
<frankremoveallcaps@<domain>.com>, from <>, IP
address 59.7.203.5
[21/Jun/2008 23:55:23] Attempt to deliver to unknown recipient
<frankremoveallcaps@<domain>, from <>, IP
address 84.241.7.137
[21/Jun/2008 23:57:26] Attempt to deliver to unknown recipient
<frankremoveallcaps@<domain>, from <>, IP
address 195.46.100.198
[22/Jun/2008 00:00:24] Attempt to deliver to unknown recipient
<frankremoveallcaps@<domain>, from <>, IP
address 220.79.57.73
------------------------------------

On Jun 22, 9:39*am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have no doubt to state that your system is definitely (more than) capable
> of the Aero theme.Your WEI rating too reflects this.Probably you have not
> yet seen screen-shots of the Aero theme and you are already running it OR
> you unknowingly manually reverted back to the Vista Basic theme.Please post
> a screen-shot of a few non-maximised and overlapping windows arranged on
> your desktop so that I can know what theme are you running.
>
> Well,this address of mine which I reflect in my identity too happens to be
> my actual e.-mail address only and in fact in my account junk mail filtering
> is set to the lowest level,yet I receive absolutely no spam there even after
> I have sent more than 45 messages so far after joining this news-group.
> Microsoft Office Outlook does not support news-group accounts yet.In that
> case,I guess you are reading news-groups using `Outlook Express` in XP.
> I use Windows Mail in Vista to participate in the news-groups (which you
> call as rooms) and atleast in Windows Mail I need not necessarily give out
> my real e.-mail address to other participants of the news-group.
>
> <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:ffd21a4c-7e3a-4303-9cfb-...
> On Jun 22, 8:44 am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Assuming that you have already seen screen-shots of the Aero theme,let me
> > tell you that the Aero user inter-face is automatically turned on basedon
> > your WEI (Windows Experience Index) score (unless of course you manually
> > revert back to the Vista Basic theme).Please provide the complete and
> > wholly
> > accurate technical hardware configuration/specifications of your systemto
> > the fullest extent possible.
> > Also,while in Vista,press `Windows key+Pause/Break` to open the `System
> > properties` window.There you will see a `Rating` field under the `System`
> > category.Click on the link next to the number displayed as the score to
> > open
> > a new window titled `Performance Information and Tools`.In there,below the
> > table,there should be a link `View and print details`.Click on it to open
> > a
> > full-screen window where all relevant information about various components
> > is displayed.If possible,print that page to a file and attach it in your
> > reply.
>
> > <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> >news:4453232e-5d2e-473f-9471-....
> > Hi, I am starting to really like my Ultimate sp1 full version . Though
> > I am new to this coming from XP pro and I am curious how to use the
> > Aero feature . Can someone explain how ? Thanks
>
> Hi , Thanks for responding , Here my comp specs.
>
> Vista Ultimate sp1 full retail , 2gb Ram , 512mb video card , PS 650
> watts , Asus P5K Premium WIFI-AP ATX LGA775 , Intel Core 2 Quad
> Q6600 . My computer rating is 4.7
>
> Thanks
>
> BTW : I bet I will get a lot of spammers now to after they can see my
> email address , Oh well , I just wouldn't open any from that address
> LOL . I only post this way and view Vista rooms with Outlook .- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Hi again , Thanks so much for your assistance . Maybe I didn't make
myself clear , I like to know is how Aero is used ? I never try it
because I don't know what or how it is to be used , where do you start
and how is it done ? Thanks

To Frankster, Thanks for your input , I will look into that once I get
how to use Aero LOL

On Jun 22, 10:04*am, "Frankster" <Fr...@SPAM2TRASH.com> wrote:
> > Well,this address of mine which I reflect in my identity too happens tobe
> > my actual e.-mail address only and in fact in my account junk mail
> > filtering
> > is set to the lowest level,yet I receive absolutely no spam there even
> > after
> > I have sent more than 45 messages so far after joining this news-group.
>
> You will.
>
> Below is a clip for my mail server. I used to use
> frankREMOVEALLCAPS.<myvaliddomain>.com. As you can see below, newsgroup bots
> picked up on the address and started sending me all kinds of spam. I've
> since learned to use a truly non-existent domain name rather than my own
> valid domain. Hint, when you choose a bogus email address DO NOT use
> ANYONE'S actual valid domain name (i.e. bogususe...@microsoft.com). Instead
> use a totally bogus domain name (i.e. fr...@spam2trash.com). This way, no
> one is hurt by having to bounce invalid emails. They'll just go
> non-delivered completely. Better.
>
> -Frank
>
> ---------------------------------
> [21/Jun/2008 22:52:30] Attempt to deliver to unknown recipient
> <frankremoveallcaps@<domain>.com>, from <ampu...@perfectenemy.com>, IP
> address 59.7.203.5
> [21/Jun/2008 23:55:23] Attempt to deliver to unknown recipient
> <frankremoveallcaps@<domain>, from <tendinitis...@am2treatment.com>, IP
> address 84.241.7.137
> [21/Jun/2008 23:57:26] Attempt to deliver to unknown recipient
> <frankremoveallcaps@<domain>, from <lappin...@mitchellmckinney.com>, IP
> address 195.46.100.198
> [22/Jun/2008 00:00:24] Attempt to deliver to unknown recipient
> <frankremoveallcaps@<domain>, from <amalgamate...@ryokufukai.net>, IP
> address 220.79.57.73
> ------------------------------------

Hi Frankster . This is how I use to make post with Microsft newsgroup
http://groups.google.com/groups/dir?....windows.vista
Now how would I use type and also be able to sign in ? I mean don't I
need a real google email account to be able to sign in ? And yes I
like using this type to view newsgroups . Can I make a bogus address
and still sign in ? Because this one now that I am using is really a
bogus account , I don't plan to ever open any emails from it but if I
can do as to what you are suggesting then that good to , Can I ?
Thanks

You are welcome.Aero is just a graphical theme/color scheme in all editions
of Windows Vista except the Home Basic and probably the Starter too.It is
probably the most talked-about feature of Vista's user-interface.It is not
the name of any program which is meant to be used in some manner.It does add
a lot of cool effects to your Windows (and windows as well,note the
difference),the most famous one being that of the 3-D Flip,which is
accessible from the Quick Launch tool-bar in the Task-bar.If you notice a
certain degree of glass-like translucency in the window decorations/borders
while moving windows over one another,you probably are already running the
Aero color scheme.To confirm,right-click on any empty area of the desk-top
and select `Personalise`.In the new window,choose `Windows Color and
Appearance`.If a new dialog box pops up,you are running the Windows Vista
Basic color scheme.However,if no new window appears and you instead see a
set of colored boxes in the window,you are already running Aero.

<> wrote in message
news:8f76e297-51d5-4c25-b2e0-...
On Jun 22, 9:39 am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have no doubt to state that your system is definitely (more than)
> capable
> of the Aero theme.Your WEI rating too reflects this.Probably you have not
> yet seen screen-shots of the Aero theme and you are already running it OR
> you unknowingly manually reverted back to the Vista Basic theme.Please
> post
> a screen-shot of a few non-maximised and overlapping windows arranged on
> your desktop so that I can know what theme are you running.
>
> Well,this address of mine which I reflect in my identity too happens to be
> my actual e.-mail address only and in fact in my account junk mail
> filtering
> is set to the lowest level,yet I receive absolutely no spam there even
> after
> I have sent more than 45 messages so far after joining this news-group.
> Microsoft Office Outlook does not support news-group accounts yet.In that
> case,I guess you are reading news-groups using `Outlook Express` in XP.
> I use Windows Mail in Vista to participate in the news-groups (which you
> call as rooms) and atleast in Windows Mail I need not necessarily give out
> my real e.-mail address to other participants of the news-group.
>
> <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:ffd21a4c-7e3a-4303-9cfb-...
> On Jun 22, 8:44 am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Assuming that you have already seen screen-shots of the Aero theme,let
> > me
> > tell you that the Aero user inter-face is automatically turned on based
> > on
> > your WEI (Windows Experience Index) score (unless of course you manually
> > revert back to the Vista Basic theme).Please provide the complete and
> > wholly
> > accurate technical hardware configuration/specifications of your system
> > to
> > the fullest extent possible.
> > Also,while in Vista,press `Windows key+Pause/Break` to open the `System
> > properties` window.There you will see a `Rating` field under the
> > `System`
> > category.Click on the link next to the number displayed as the score to
> > open
> > a new window titled `Performance Information and Tools`.In there,below
> > the
> > table,there should be a link `View and print details`.Click on it to
> > open
> > a
> > full-screen window where all relevant information about various
> > components
> > is displayed.If possible,print that page to a file and attach it in your
> > reply.
>
> > <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> >news:4453232e-5d2e-473f-9471-...
> > Hi, I am starting to really like my Ultimate sp1 full version . Though
> > I am new to this coming from XP pro and I am curious how to use the
> > Aero feature . Can someone explain how ? Thanks
>
> Hi , Thanks for responding , Here my comp specs.
>
> Vista Ultimate sp1 full retail , 2gb Ram , 512mb video card , PS 650
> watts , Asus P5K Premium WIFI-AP ATX LGA775 , Intel Core 2 Quad
> Q6600 . My computer rating is 4.7
>
> Thanks
>
> BTW : I bet I will get a lot of spammers now to after they can see my
> email address , Oh well , I just wouldn't open any from that address
> LOL . I only post this way and view Vista rooms with Outlook .- Hide
> quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Hi again , Thanks so much for your assistance . Maybe I didn't make
myself clear , I like to know is how Aero is used ? I never try it
because I don't know what or how it is to be used , where do you start
and how is it done ? Thanks

To Frankster, Thanks for your input , I will look into that once I get
how to use Aero LOL

Hiren wrote:
> You are welcome.Aero is just a graphical theme/color scheme in all editions
> of Windows Vista except the Home Basic and probably the Starter too.It is
> probably the most talked-about feature of Vista's user-interface.It is not
> the name of any program which is meant to be used in some manner.It does add
> a lot of cool effects to your Windows (and windows as well,note the
> difference),the most famous one being that of the 3-D Flip,which is
> accessible from the Quick Launch tool-bar in the Task-bar.If you notice a
> certain degree of glass-like translucency in the window decorations/borders
> while moving windows over one another,you probably are already running the
> Aero color scheme.To confirm,right-click on any empty area of the desk-top
> and select `Personalise`.In the new window,choose `Windows Color and
> Appearance`.If a new dialog box pops up,you are running the Windows Vista
> Basic color scheme.However,if no new window appears and you instead see a
> set of colored boxes in the window,you are already running Aero.

IOW, it's a half-assed attempt at putting Compiz-Fusion into Windows.
Linux has had this feature for years and MS is just playing catch up
with Vista and not catching up too well.

Alias
>
> <> wrote in message
> news:8f76e297-51d5-4c25-b2e0-...
> On Jun 22, 9:39 am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> I have no doubt to state that your system is definitely (more than)
>> capable
>> of the Aero theme.Your WEI rating too reflects this.Probably you have not
>> yet seen screen-shots of the Aero theme and you are already running it OR
>> you unknowingly manually reverted back to the Vista Basic theme.Please
>> post
>> a screen-shot of a few non-maximised and overlapping windows arranged on
>> your desktop so that I can know what theme are you running.
>>
>> Well,this address of mine which I reflect in my identity too happens to be
>> my actual e.-mail address only and in fact in my account junk mail
>> filtering
>> is set to the lowest level,yet I receive absolutely no spam there even
>> after
>> I have sent more than 45 messages so far after joining this news-group.
>> Microsoft Office Outlook does not support news-group accounts yet.In that
>> case,I guess you are reading news-groups using `Outlook Express` in XP.
>> I use Windows Mail in Vista to participate in the news-groups (which you
>> call as rooms) and atleast in Windows Mail I need not necessarily give out
>> my real e.-mail address to other participants of the news-group.
>>
>> <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>
>> news:ffd21a4c-7e3a-4303-9cfb-...
>> On Jun 22, 8:44 am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> Assuming that you have already seen screen-shots of the Aero theme,let
>>> me
>>> tell you that the Aero user inter-face is automatically turned on based
>>> on
>>> your WEI (Windows Experience Index) score (unless of course you manually
>>> revert back to the Vista Basic theme).Please provide the complete and
>>> wholly
>>> accurate technical hardware configuration/specifications of your system
>>> to
>>> the fullest extent possible.
>>> Also,while in Vista,press `Windows key+Pause/Break` to open the `System
>>> properties` window.There you will see a `Rating` field under the
>>> `System`
>>> category.Click on the link next to the number displayed as the score to
>>> open
>>> a new window titled `Performance Information and Tools`.In there,below
>>> the
>>> table,there should be a link `View and print details`.Click on it to
>>> open
>>> a
>>> full-screen window where all relevant information about various
>>> components
>>> is displayed.If possible,print that page to a file and attach it in your
>>> reply.
>>> <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:4453232e-5d2e-473f-9471-...
>>> Hi, I am starting to really like my Ultimate sp1 full version . Though
>>> I am new to this coming from XP pro and I am curious how to use the
>>> Aero feature . Can someone explain how ? Thanks
>> Hi , Thanks for responding , Here my comp specs.
>>
>> Vista Ultimate sp1 full retail , 2gb Ram , 512mb video card , PS 650
>> watts , Asus P5K Premium WIFI-AP ATX LGA775 , Intel Core 2 Quad
>> Q6600 . My computer rating is 4.7
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> BTW : I bet I will get a lot of spammers now to after they can see my
>> email address , Oh well , I just wouldn't open any from that address
>> LOL . I only post this way and view Vista rooms with Outlook .- Hide
>> quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> Hi again , Thanks so much for your assistance . Maybe I didn't make
> myself clear , I like to know is how Aero is used ? I never try it
> because I don't know what or how it is to be used , where do you start
> and how is it done ? Thanks
>
> To Frankster, Thanks for your input , I will look into that once I get
> how to use Aero LOL
>

On Jun 22, 10:48*am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> You are welcome.Aero is just a graphical theme/color scheme in all editions
> of Windows Vista except the Home Basic and probably the Starter too.It is
> probably the most talked-about feature of Vista's user-interface.It is not
> the name of any program which is meant to be used in some manner.It does add
> a lot of cool effects to your Windows (and windows as well,note the
> difference),the most famous one being that of the 3-D Flip,which is
> accessible from the Quick Launch tool-bar in the Task-bar.If you notice a
> certain degree of glass-like translucency in the window decorations/borders
> while moving windows over one another,you probably are already running the
> Aero color scheme.To confirm,right-click on any empty area of the desk-top
> and select `Personalise`.In the new window,choose `Windows Color and
> Appearance`.If a new dialog box pops up,you are running the Windows Vista
> Basic color scheme.However,if no new window appears and you instead see a
> set of colored boxes in the window,you are already running Aero.
>
> <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:8f76e297-51d5-4c25-b2e0-...
> On Jun 22, 9:39 am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > I have no doubt to state that your system is definitely (more than)
> > capable
> > of the Aero theme.Your WEI rating too reflects this.Probably you have not
> > yet seen screen-shots of the Aero theme and you are already running it OR
> > you unknowingly manually reverted back to the Vista Basic theme.Please
> > post
> > a screen-shot of a few non-maximised and overlapping windows arranged on
> > your desktop so that I can know what theme are you running.
>
> > Well,this address of mine which I reflect in my identity too happens tobe
> > my actual e.-mail address only and in fact in my account junk mail
> > filtering
> > is set to the lowest level,yet I receive absolutely no spam there even
> > after
> > I have sent more than 45 messages so far after joining this news-group.
> > Microsoft Office Outlook does not support news-group accounts yet.In that
> > case,I guess you are reading news-groups using `Outlook Express` in XP.
> > I use Windows Mail in Vista to participate in the news-groups (which you
> > call as rooms) and atleast in Windows Mail I need not necessarily give out
> > my real e.-mail address to other participants of the news-group.
>
> > <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> >news:ffd21a4c-7e3a-4303-9cfb-...
> > On Jun 22, 8:44 am, "Hiren" <hire...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > Assuming that you have already seen screen-shots of the Aero theme,let
> > > me
> > > tell you that the Aero user inter-face is automatically turned on based
> > > on
> > > your WEI (Windows Experience Index) score (unless of course you manually
> > > revert back to the Vista Basic theme).Please provide the complete and
> > > wholly
> > > accurate technical hardware configuration/specifications of your system
> > > to
> > > the fullest extent possible.
> > > Also,while in Vista,press `Windows key+Pause/Break` to open the `System
> > > properties` window.There you will see a `Rating` field under the
> > > `System`
> > > category.Click on the link next to the number displayed as the score to
> > > open
> > > a new window titled `Performance Information and Tools`.In there,below
> > > the
> > > table,there should be a link `View and print details`.Click on it to
> > > open
> > > a
> > > full-screen window where all relevant information about various
> > > components
> > > is displayed.If possible,print that page to a file and attach it in your
> > > reply.
>
> > > <Clarencehar...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> > >news:4453232e-5d2e-473f-9471-....
> > > Hi, I am starting to really like my Ultimate sp1 full version . Though
> > > I am new to this coming from XP pro and I am curious how to use the
> > > Aero feature . Can someone explain how ? Thanks
>
> > Hi , Thanks for responding , Here my comp specs.
>
> > Vista Ultimate sp1 full retail , 2gb Ram , 512mb video card , PS 650
> > watts , Asus P5K Premium WIFI-AP ATX LGA775 , Intel Core 2 Quad
> > Q6600 . My computer rating is 4.7
>
> > Thanks
>
> > BTW : I bet I will get a lot of spammers now to after they can see my
> > email address , Oh well , I just wouldn't open any from that address
> > LOL . I only post this way and view Vista rooms with Outlook .- Hide
> > quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Hi again , Thanks so much for your assistance . Maybe I didn't make
> myself clear , I like to know is how Aero is used *? I never try it
> because I don't know what or how it is to be used , where do you start
> and how is it done ? Thanks
>
> To Frankster, Thanks for your input , I will look into that once I get
> how to use Aero LOL- Hide quoted text -
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Ok, I'm not sure if a new dialog box pops up or not but once I click
on it something has to change , right ? I did see a few color options
to change colors . I'm still uncertain , thanks any ways .