Which way is up?

Windows Explorer doesn't know!

"Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
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> Windows Explorer doesn't know!

You don't know either.


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ctrl + alt + cursor key

should sort it out.

"Ray Reeves" wrote:

> Windows Explorer doesn't know!
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if you use vista your direction will be down.

Vista lives in hell.



"Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
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> Windows Explorer doesn't know!
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"Mang Chai Lyn" <> wrote in message
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> if you use vista your direction will be down.
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> Vista lives in hell.

You are a stupid moron

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> "Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
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>> Windows Explorer doesn't know!
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"Vista lives..."
Obviously to almost everyone, but you, Windows Vista like other
operating systems does NOT live.
You inability to recognize even that basic fact reflects on your
obvious bias and ignorance of the product.

Your apparent inability to use Windows Vista is by no means a
reflection of the operating system.

Many people use windows Vista very successfully.
Your inability to recognize that fact displays your narrow view
ignoring the fact it does work and work well.

Perhaps it is not good for you, fine, that is you and your situation.
No operating system is for everyone.
You are in no position to suggest your narrow experiences apply to
everyone since clearly they do not.

Windows Vista works well for me on two older computers as it has for
about a year .
A basic fact you can not dispute.

--
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
http://www.dts-l.org


"Mang Chai Lyn" <> wrote in message
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> if you use vista your direction will be down.
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> Vista lives in hell.

What's a cursor key?


"garrrrr" <> wrote in message
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> ctrl + alt + cursor key
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> should sort it out.
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> "Ray Reeves" wrote:
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>> Windows Explorer doesn't know!
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up, down, left, right arrows
I guess


"Ray Reeves" <> wrote in message
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> What's a cursor key?
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> "garrrrr" <> wrote in message
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>> ctrl + alt + cursor key
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>> should sort it out.
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>> "Ray Reeves" wrote:
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>>> Windows Explorer doesn't know!
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I have also had nothing but positive experiences with Windows Vista.
Our Computer Club now has 16 of our 30 computers running Windows Vista.
Several on dual boot with Windows XP. Four on Macs with dual boot system. We
have taught several classes on its use and a number of lectures on what to
expect when you buy a new computer with Vista. We do strongly suggest that
our members do not upgrade their computers.

"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" <> wrote in message
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> "Vista lives..."
> Obviously to almost everyone, but you, Windows Vista like other operating
> systems does NOT live.
> You inability to recognize even that basic fact reflects on your obvious
> bias and ignorance of the product.
>
> Your apparent inability to use Windows Vista is by no means a reflection
> of the operating system.
>
> Many people use windows Vista very successfully.
> Your inability to recognize that fact displays your narrow view ignoring
> the fact it does work and work well.
>
> Perhaps it is not good for you, fine, that is you and your situation.
> No operating system is for everyone.
> You are in no position to suggest your narrow experiences apply to
> everyone since clearly they do not.
>
> Windows Vista works well for me on two older computers as it has for about
> a year .
> A basic fact you can not dispute.
>
> --
> Jupiter Jones [MVP]
> http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
> http://www.dts-l.org
>
>
> "Mang Chai Lyn" <> wrote in message
> news:4730d873$...
>> if you use vista your direction will be down.
>>
>> Vista lives in hell.
>

On Tue, 6 Nov 2007 17:27:59 -0800, "Charles W Davis"
<> wrote:

>I have also had nothing but positive experiences with Windows Vista.
>Our Computer Club now has 16 of our 30 computers running Windows Vista.
>Several on dual boot with Windows XP. Four on Macs with dual boot system. We
>have taught several classes on its use and a number of lectures on what to
>expect when you buy a new computer with Vista. We do strongly suggest that
>our members do not upgrade their computers.

A computer club? That like cub scouts for "grownups"?