Vista vs XP AGAIN

I am trying to use/like Vista.
However it froze when importing images from another program into Photoshop.
The spinning green circle endlessly, unable to call up Task Manager to try
to kill the programs: is this an allegory for life or the mark of a
defective OS?
I did the same thing on a less powerful machine running XP (slower
processor, less memory): no problems.
Ah, what krud this Vista be.
I extend my curse on Microsoft for this bloated, inefficient and poorly
coded loser. No feel good ads on televsion can make up for the fact that
this dog don't hunt.

On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 14:39:49 -0700, "trouble" <>
wrote:

>I am trying to use/like Vista.
>However it froze when importing images from another program into Photoshop.
>The spinning green circle endlessly, unable to call up Task Manager to try
>to kill the programs: is this an allegory for life or the mark of a
>defective OS?
>I did the same thing on a less powerful machine running XP (slower
>processor, less memory): no problems.
>Ah, what krud this Vista be.
>I extend my curse on Microsoft for this bloated, inefficient and poorly
>coded loser. No feel good ads on televsion can make up for the fact that
>this dog don't hunt.

Vista has a new "feature" actually a curse. Now it is fairly common
for the system to throw a 'device not responding' error when it fact
the device or application hasn't broken any rules or done anything
wrong but is none the less seen as doing so by Vista. Proven if you
simply wait and unlike in XP the 'not responding' warning message goes
away on it's own. Not my idea of an advance either.

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 14:39:49 -0700, "trouble" <>
> wrote:
>
>>I am trying to use/like Vista.
>>However it froze when importing images from another program into
>>Photoshop.
>>The spinning green circle endlessly, unable to call up Task Manager to try
>>to kill the programs: is this an allegory for life or the mark of a
>>defective OS?
>>I did the same thing on a less powerful machine running XP (slower
>>processor, less memory): no problems.
>>Ah, what krud this Vista be.
>>I extend my curse on Microsoft for this bloated, inefficient and poorly
>>coded loser. No feel good ads on televsion can make up for the fact that
>>this dog don't hunt.
>
> Vista has a new "feature" actually a curse. Now it is fairly common
> for the system to throw a 'device not responding' error when it fact
> the device or application hasn't broken any rules or done anything
> wrong but is none the less seen as doing so by Vista. Proven if you
> simply wait and unlike in XP the 'not responding' warning message goes
> away on it's own. Not my idea of an advance either.

vista.general has a feature that is actually a curse. It's called
Ringmaster and this "curse" will attack anyone who has a different opinion
than Ringmaster. Be very careful not to disagree.

You give no information on how you're trying to import the images. For
example, what "program" are you trying to import images from? What format are
these images? As far as we know, your problems may stem from some old
software that was written for WIN95 and you're now trying to use on Vista. If
you really want help, then please be more specific about your computer's
environment and less melodramatic.
--
oscar

....Right click is your very good friend...


"trouble" wrote:

> I am trying to use/like Vista.
> However it froze when importing images from another program into Photoshop.
> The spinning green circle endlessly, unable to call up Task Manager to try
> to kill the programs: is this an allegory for life or the mark of a
> defective OS?
> I did the same thing on a less powerful machine running XP (slower
> processor, less memory): no problems.
> Ah, what krud this Vista be.
> I extend my curse on Microsoft for this bloated, inefficient and poorly
> coded loser. No feel good ads on televsion can make up for the fact that
> this dog don't hunt.
>
>

On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 15:00:41 -0700, "Bill M. Yanaire"
<> wrote:

>
>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 14:39:49 -0700, "trouble" <>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>I am trying to use/like Vista.
>>>However it froze when importing images from another program into
>>>Photoshop.
>>>The spinning green circle endlessly, unable to call up Task Manager to try
>>>to kill the programs: is this an allegory for life or the mark of a
>>>defective OS?
>>>I did the same thing on a less powerful machine running XP (slower
>>>processor, less memory): no problems.
>>>Ah, what krud this Vista be.
>>>I extend my curse on Microsoft for this bloated, inefficient and poorly
>>>coded loser. No feel good ads on televsion can make up for the fact that
>>>this dog don't hunt.
>>
>> Vista has a new "feature" actually a curse. Now it is fairly common
>> for the system to throw a 'device not responding' error when it fact
>> the device or application hasn't broken any rules or done anything
>> wrong but is none the less seen as doing so by Vista. Proven if you
>> simply wait and unlike in XP the 'not responding' warning message goes
>> away on it's own. Not my idea of an advance either.
>
>vista.general has a feature that is actually a curse. It's called
>Ringmaster and this "curse" will attack anyone who has a different opinion
>than Ringmaster. Be very careful not to disagree.
>

This newsgroup has a resident troll named Yanaire. This dope
constantly tries to look smarter than me and every time he tries he
comes across looking dumber than before he replied.

See my reply under Yanaire's Ass Kicker where this clueless Putz gets
a spelling lesson on the use of you're.

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 15:00:41 -0700, "Bill M. Yanaire"
> <> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>>news:. ..
>>> On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 14:39:49 -0700, "trouble" <>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>I am trying to use/like Vista.
>>>>However it froze when importing images from another program into
>>>>Photoshop.
>>>>The spinning green circle endlessly, unable to call up Task Manager to
>>>>try
>>>>to kill the programs: is this an allegory for life or the mark of a
>>>>defective OS?
>>>>I did the same thing on a less powerful machine running XP (slower
>>>>processor, less memory): no problems.
>>>>Ah, what krud this Vista be.
>>>>I extend my curse on Microsoft for this bloated, inefficient and poorly
>>>>coded loser. No feel good ads on televsion can make up for the fact that
>>>>this dog don't hunt.
>>>
>>> Vista has a new "feature" actually a curse. Now it is fairly common
>>> for the system to throw a 'device not responding' error when it fact
>>> the device or application hasn't broken any rules or done anything
>>> wrong but is none the less seen as doing so by Vista. Proven if you
>>> simply wait and unlike in XP the 'not responding' warning message goes
>>> away on it's own. Not my idea of an advance either.
>>
>>vista.general has a feature that is actually a curse. It's called
>>Ringmaster and this "curse" will attack anyone who has a different opinion
>>than Ringmaster. Be very careful not to disagree.
>>
>
> This newsgroup has a resident troll named Yanaire. This dope
> constantly tries to look smarter than me and every time he tries he
> comes across looking dumber than before he replied.
>
> See my reply under Yanaire's Ass Kicker where this clueless Putz gets
> a spelling lesson on the use of you're.
>

Joke is on YOU. I wasn't talking about the word YOU'RE. I was talking
about the use of AN instead of A which went right over your FAT head. HA HA
HA HA - Loser. Look at the post and see how WRONG you are you ****ing piece
of ****.

Better go back to the 3rd grade. I just love kicking you ass all over this
group. I got you riled up so much, you had to change your name. Loser.

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 15:00:41 -0700, "Bill M. Yanaire"
> <> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
>>news:. ..
>>> On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 14:39:49 -0700, "trouble" <>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>I am trying to use/like Vista.
>>>>However it froze when importing images from another program into
>>>>Photoshop.
>>>>The spinning green circle endlessly, unable to call up Task Manager to
>>>>try
>>>>to kill the programs: is this an allegory for life or the mark of a
>>>>defective OS?
>>>>I did the same thing on a less powerful machine running XP (slower
>>>>processor, less memory): no problems.
>>>>Ah, what krud this Vista be.
>>>>I extend my curse on Microsoft for this bloated, inefficient and poorly
>>>>coded loser. No feel good ads on televsion can make up for the fact that
>>>>this dog don't hunt.
>>>
>>> Vista has a new "feature" actually a curse. Now it is fairly common
>>> for the system to throw a 'device not responding' error when it fact
>>> the device or application hasn't broken any rules or done anything
>>> wrong but is none the less seen as doing so by Vista. Proven if you
>>> simply wait and unlike in XP the 'not responding' warning message goes
>>> away on it's own. Not my idea of an advance either.
>>
>>vista.general has a feature that is actually a curse. It's called
>>Ringmaster and this "curse" will attack anyone who has a different opinion
>>than Ringmaster. Be very careful not to disagree.
>>
>
> This newsgroup has a resident troll named Yanaire. This dope
> constantly tries to look smarter than me and every time he tries he
> comes across looking dumber than before he replied.
>
> See my reply under Yanaire's Ass Kicker where this clueless Putz gets
> a spelling lesson on the use of you're.
>


Haha...your(*) still the group spelling b ?
Are you six, or sixty-six ?
What a putz

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Fit caedes omnibus locis

Ringbastard, Frank's Ass Licker wrote:
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This newsgroup has a resident idiot moron who was a failed back room
bean counting accountant named ringbastard.
This jackass constantly tries to look smarter than everyone and every
time he tries he
comes across looking dumber than before he replied.

On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 15:08:26 -0700, oscar
<> wrote:

>You give no information on how you're trying to import the images. For
>example, what "program" are you trying to import images from? What format are
>these images? As far as we know, your problems may stem from some old
>software that was written for WIN95 and you're now trying to use on Vista. If
>you really want help, then please be more specific about your computer's
>environment and less melodramatic.

Hmm... if Vista wasn't such a screwed-up pile of crap, people wouldn't
ask how come it is prone to crash doing routine tasks XP handled
without issues.

Why do fanboys always automatically excuse Vista as the potential
source of the problem and go off on a hissy fit trying to blame other
software?

Here's a news flash for the Microsoft faithful. File handling is a
BASIC function of any operating system. Copy, Paste and drag and drop
as well as import and export should function regardless how old the
application is. Regardless, the flaw goes to Vista for not being able
to exit gracefully if it hangs up trying. A common "feature" of
Windows from the beginning over 20 years ago.

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 15:08:26 -0700, oscar
> <> wrote:
>
>>You give no information on how you're trying to import the images. For
>>example, what "program" are you trying to import images from? What format
>>are
>>these images? As far as we know, your problems may stem from some old
>>software that was written for WIN95 and you're now trying to use on Vista.
>>If
>>you really want help, then please be more specific about your computer's
>>environment and less melodramatic.
>
> Hmm... if Vista wasn't such a screwed-up pile of crap, people wouldn't
> ask how come it is prone to crash doing routine tasks XP handled
> without issues.
>

^^^^replace Vista with your name, and you would be correct.
What a putz



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