Re: [ATM] ATM: Perfect Scope (I came close)

["David Harbour" <scarab2@cox.net>]

Yes,

I know what younmean, Bob. One day I opened my newest, fastest, custom build
machine, and the danged thing had changed all of my "foldeer" icons into
large facsimiles of the start menu "red button" with its vertical white
line.I couldnt understand this. Then, the next day, it was back to normal.
Recently Microsoft just "volunteered" to put two new applications on my
machine, without any notice to me!!!

One of them is okay; the other one might be, but I don't have a digital
movie camera. What would I make movies of? Preying Mantises in the back
yard?

The other, okay one is called "Win DVD Intervideo Recorder". What can I do
with this? It plays movies very well (I collect video clips) and it blows up
to full screen very quickly, using the upper right hand buttons for
resizing, blowing up, and closing.

What do you suppose King Billly Gates will send me next?

Dave

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bob May" <bobmay@nethere.com>
To: <atm@atmlist.net>
Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 12:22 PM
Subject: Re: [ATM] ATM: Perfect Scope (I came close)


> Windoz in it's various flavors tends to have a method of reverting to the
> defaults in one way or another.  If you do something in a non-standard
way,
> the stupid program will sometimes reset the variables to the default value
> just to punish you for not doing things perfectly right.
> Personally, I've given up on a lot of personalization and just work the
> program as it is.  The only time that I really make changes now is when
> windoz completely loses it's mind and does something that is really wrong.
> I'll also note that recently I wanted to send a HTML post and about 1/2 of
> the HTML code that is available didn't work.  Sigh!
> Bob May
> bobmay@nethere.com
> http://nav.to/bobmay
> http://bobmay.astronomy.net
>
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