Vista not such a big success here.
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Wel you would expect more then 2 copies to be sold a the big release.
Clickok wrote:
Yet searching a good resource to LEARN English grammar ...
Sorry to nitpick, but this has been bugging me. The sentence should read: Still searching for a good resource to LEARN English grammar ...
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Bradml wrote:
Sorry to nitpick, but this has been bugging me.
Then is working :laugh: ;)
:sigh: Yet searching a good resource to LEARN English grammar ...
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Bradml wrote:
Sorry to nitpick, but this has been bugging me.
Then is working :laugh: ;)
:sigh: Yet searching a good resource to LEARN English grammar ...
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I just established that Telstra are not supporting it yet, maybe other people have to stick with XP in order to connect to the web ?
I didn't know that telstra had anything to do with it..... or does your connection require software to work?
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Yeah, it's wireless and I need to use their connection client.
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Yeah, it's wireless and I need to use their connection client.
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I have been using there wireless stuff lately while commuting and waiting for meetings. Some Maxon stuff. Pretty amazing.
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When it works, yeah
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When it works, yeah
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I was talking to my mate at the local Harvey Norman about the vista launch last night. Apparently the sold a whopping 2 copies!
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Just wait, Vista will prove itself as did 2000, XP and Windows 2003 server. Vista is a golden and will only improve. With in three years most people will be running Vista and XP will be that old OS no one wants any more.
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Just wait, Vista will prove itself as did 2000, XP and Windows 2003 server. Vista is a golden and will only improve. With in three years most people will be running Vista and XP will be that old OS no one wants any more.
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Just wait, Vista will prove itself as did 2000, XP and Windows 2003 server. Vista is a golden and will only improve. With in three years most people will be running Vista and XP will be that old OS no one wants any more.
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I disagree as well. My memory of Win2K is that it was pretty rapidly picked up. I know I had switched to using it exclusively by Mar/Apr of 2000. I don't see myself using Vista exclusively for a while.
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I did have a BSOD from it once, but that is about the worst (I guess that is pretty bad). What problems have you had?
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It keeps dropping out, only it doesn't know. And then, I can't reconnect.
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I disagree. It is a power hungry monstrosity of an OS. I will not be using it until the last moment possible.
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Bradml wrote:
monstosity
On the subject of nit-picking...
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It keeps dropping out, only it doesn't know. And then, I can't reconnect.
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Bradml wrote:
monstosity
On the subject of nit-picking...
Brady Kelly wrote:
On the subject of nit-picking...
Oh the irony :laugh:. But I don't normaly have a problem with spelling, just the phrasing itself.
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Have you thought of extending the antenna itself?
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No, that is not the problem. I have tried various configurations, I get 4 out of 5 signal bars
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No, that is not the problem. I have tried various configurations, I get 4 out of 5 signal bars
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I disagree as well. My memory of Win2K is that it was pretty rapidly picked up. I know I had switched to using it exclusively by Mar/Apr of 2000. I don't see myself using Vista exclusively for a while.
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I used 2000 from a while before it was released as it was a massive improvement over NT on the laptop I was using at the time. I had XP on my games machine at home from almost day 1 but kept my laptop running 2000 until a while after XP SP1 came out. This time, however, both my Desktop and Laptop are 2-3 years old and run everything I need to use as well as I need them to run; neither machine is going to be capable of running Vista. While they continue to work as I would expect them to, I feel no need to spend over £1000 to upgrade my operating system. I know some gamers who are thinking of upgrading to get the benefit of DX10 at some point but even in the gamer community this seems to be a minority of users. Russell
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Brady Kelly wrote:
On the subject of nit-picking...
Oh the irony :laugh:. But I don't normaly have a problem with spelling, just the phrasing itself.
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Bradml wrote:
But I don't normaly have a problem with spelling...
I should point out that it's spelt 'normally'. ;)
Cheers, Vikram.
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You tried holding it on your forehead?
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*grin* No, I guess that must be the problem
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Bradml wrote:
But I don't normaly have a problem with spelling...
I should point out that it's spelt 'normally'. ;)
Cheers, Vikram.
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I disagree. It is a power hungry monstrosity of an OS. I will not be using it until the last moment possible.
Brad Australian - Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript" A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
I disagree. You find it odd that an OS from 2007 uses more memory then one from 2000? Have you compared the prices for memory from 2000 and 2007. I haven't checked for memory but I did for HDD's, I checked the recommended requirements for XP and Vista. Vista is alot cheaper in GiB/$, GiB/€, GiB/£ than XP.