It just sounds like another guy with a chip on his shoulder. It just amounts
to Vista doesn't run like XP. It doesn't - it's not XP. XP didn't run much
like DOS either, and you got all the same grumbling then. The world moves on
faster than many are ready to go with it. Vista is a learning curve, and if
you just decide to climb the hill, it goes pertty easy. I was forced to
change, so I decided it was just another challenge. Life would be pretty
dull without them.
So, we get posts where folks spend many words telling us how Vista SHOULD
work, when in the end what matters is how it DOES work. We can't change it.
You can only give good advice like you did, and then they want to come at
you along with everything else.
Have a nice holiday weekend!
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Blessings & peace --- Ray
"brink" <brink.30hkc6@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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> dropping_the_ball;522297 Wrote: Quote:
>> Was that reply auto generated? Seems like he wasn't paying much
>> attention to
>> my post.
>
> No, it was not auto generated. You asked if there was a way to go back
> to the old XP address bar. The tutorials show you how to have nothing
> but the full path in the address bar instead of the "bread crumbs". I
> just threw in a few other things I thought you might find helpful to.
>
> Please clarify where I'm off-base here.
>
> Shawn
>
>
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> brink
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