Let me get this straight. With the 100's of issues people are having with
this fiasco of a disservice pack, the only assistance you can offer is on
English grammar?
Keep it to yourself, thank you very much.
"Edward W. Thompson" wrote:
> No it's a matter of readability.
>
> It is assumed that when submissions to this NG are made they are made with
> the intent for others to read them. If the submissions are badly composed
> they won't get read.
>
> Is this too difficult for you to understand?
>
>
> "DLJ01" <> wrote in message
> news:0EBB6416-C27D-40CD-AFBF-...
> > Oh, it's the grammer police!
> >
> > "Jerry" wrote:
> >
> >> Nice story but it would be easier to read if you used paragraphs
> >> (something
> >> many of us learned to do in grammer school).
> >>
> >> "Barry Connell" <> wrote in message
> >> news:...
> >> > Let me tell you a story.
> >> >
> >> > After patiently waiting for my XPSP2 to download, came the fateful day
> >> > to install this long-awaited software miracle. So I pressed the
> >> > 'install' button and off it went. All appeared to go smoothly, until
> >> > after the re-boot, and it loaded my personal settings. The Security
> >> > Centre appeared briefly, which I configured to my needs. Unfortunately
> >> > nothing else appeared on the desktop except the wallpaper - no icons,
> >> > no task bar, no ability to access context menu - nothing.
> >> > Re-booted into safe mode, and all were present, icons etc. Rebooted
> >> > again, blank desktop again. Tried to restore however, SP2 had deleted
> >> > my restore points. So I gave in, I went into Safe mode and deleted
> >> > SP2. So here I am back at the beginning with SP1 and a fully
> >> > functioning computer. I have ordered the XP SP2 CD, and will no doubt
> >> > try again (masochism is one of my more endearing traits).
> >> > But to be honest, I just can't be bothered with trying to resolve MS
> >> > software conflicts with my system configuration,
> >> >
> >> > Don't you love it when a plan comes together?
> >> >
> >> > Regards to the rest of the Great Frustrated.
> >> >
> >> > Barry Connell
> >> > Deepest UK
> >>
> >>
> >>
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