Please Reply Group instead of New Post when continuing a thread.

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Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
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> What is your problem?I asked a simple question and you have an
> attitude for me.
> Excuse me if I want to learn from others by asking a civil question.
>
> Thanks for your input by the way.
mistersmitty@hotmail.com - 27 Mar 2005 01:17 GMT
Sorry about the bad manners and protocol.
>Please Reply Group instead of New Post when continuing a thread.
Colin Barnhorst - 27 Mar 2005 02:47 GMT
No prob.

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Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
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> Sorry about the bad manners and protocol.
>
>>Please Reply Group instead of New Post when continuing a thread.
> What is your problem?I asked a simple question and you have an
> attitude for me.
> Excuse me if I want to learn from others by asking a civil question.
>
> Thanks for your input by the way.
The problem is that this newsgroup is populated by lots of people who
p*ss around with their PCs TOO much without really knowing what they are
doing and then post their idiotic questions pleading for help.
Sharon F - 27 Mar 2005 15:44 GMT
> The problem is that this newsgroup is populated by lots of people who
> p*ss around with their PCs TOO much without really knowing what they are
> doing and then post their idiotic questions pleading for help.
Then stay away from "basics" groups. It is reasonable to expect simple
questions in this or a newusers group.

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Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User
In memory of our dear friend, MVP Alex Nichol
Canopus - 27 Mar 2005 18:13 GMT
> > What is your problem?I asked a simple question and you have an
> > attitude for me.
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> p*ss around with their PCs TOO much without really knowing what they are
> doing and then post their idiotic questions pleading for help.
No one is born an expert, most people learn through their mistakes. At
least these guys are brave enough to experiment and sensible enough to ask
for help when things go wrong...that's life. One day you may be in a life
threatening situation brought on by a mistake you made out of ignorance, how
would you like it if someone you asked for help told you it was your fault
for being ignorant and refused to give you help? Think carefully about this
as you may evoke it through your answer.
Mike Hall \(MS-MVP\) - 27 Mar 2005 19:28 GMT
Mojo
There is no doubt that messing in ignorance leads to tears, but what is
wrong with those people then asking for help?

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Mike Hall
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>> What is your problem?I asked a simple question and you have an
>> attitude for me.
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> around with their PCs TOO much without really knowing what they are doing
> and then post their idiotic questions pleading for help.
riverdogs05 - 28 Mar 2005 00:03 GMT
People keep forgetting that there is no such thing as a "dumb question"
except in wartime which the one you should have asked but didn't and that
is
one that may get you killed.
> Mojo
>
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>> The problem is that this newsgroup is populated by lots of people who
>> p*ss around with their PCs TOO much without really knowing what they
are
>> doing and then post their idiotic questions pleading for help.
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