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| | I never noticed . . . .. . . that Vista Home Premium has no built-in fax software. Truly, truly beyond belief. Microsoft builds the expectation this simple function will be in the OS then takes it away. Of course this is the company that brought you the Office Ribbon after years of wailing about software that did not conform to the Windows standard. I now see why Microsoft is supplying the software for Ford in-dash media control: Ford and Microsoft must share the same incompetent, inept marketers. Sadly, both once vital companies are lumbering toward dinosaur status. I never used to believe this prophecy but now that bandwidth is increasing and mobile web connections are becoming more realistic and internet based software is becoming more usable the reason for Windows to exist at all is vaporizing right in front of us. If all you need is a way to connect to the internet then you do not need the frustration of Microsoft, Apple, Linux etc, just some simple way to use local storage if you want to bother. The next version of Windows may be the last . . . |
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| | Re: I never noticed . . . "Sadly, both once vital companies are lumbering toward dinosaur status." Yet you want to maintain the use of that dinosaur technology, the fax. "flaming-o" <fac_187@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:7F429577-91B0-4740-B708-3986F1585D36@xxxxxx Quote: > . . . that Vista Home Premium has no built-in fax software. > Truly, truly beyond belief. Microsoft builds the expectation this simple > function will be in the OS then takes it away. > Of course this is the company that brought you the Office Ribbon after > years of wailing about software that did not conform to the Windows > standard. > I now see why Microsoft is supplying the software for Ford in-dash media > control: Ford and Microsoft must share the same incompetent, inept > marketers. > Sadly, both once vital companies are lumbering toward dinosaur status. > I never used to believe this prophecy but now that bandwidth is increasing > and mobile web connections are becoming more realistic and internet based > software is becoming more usable the reason for Windows to exist at all is > vaporizing right in front of us. > If all you need is a way to connect to the internet then you do not need > the frustration of Microsoft, Apple, Linux etc, just some simple way to > use local storage if you want to bother. > The next version of Windows may be the last . . . |
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| | Re: I never noticed . . . Well, you're shooting yourself in the foot with this simile, as Ford has pretty well caught Toyota in quality. As for the necessity of having a fax, we only have one because our nephew, who stays with us while in town due to his business, uses it to receive orders from some of his customers. SnappyFax does just fine. LesleyO "flaming-o" <fac_187@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:7F429577-91B0-4740-B708-3986F1585D36@xxxxxx Quote: >. . . that Vista Home Premium has no built-in fax software. > Truly, truly beyond belief. Microsoft builds the expectation this simple > function will be in the OS then takes it away. > Of course this is the company that brought you the Office Ribbon after > years of wailing about software that did not conform to the Windows > standard. > I now see why Microsoft is supplying the software for Ford in-dash media > control: Ford and Microsoft must share the same incompetent, inept > marketers. > Sadly, both once vital companies are lumbering toward dinosaur status. > I never used to believe this prophecy but now that bandwidth is increasing > and mobile web connections are becoming more realistic and internet based > software is becoming more usable the reason for Windows to exist at all is > vaporizing right in front of us. > If all you need is a way to connect to the internet then you do not need > the frustration of Microsoft, Apple, Linux etc, just some simple way to > use local storage if you want to bother. > The next version of Windows may be the last . . . |
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| | Re: I never noticed . . . Toyota and Ford, QUALITY What a joke; they are both piles of junk! -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia "LesleyO" wrote: Quote: > Well, you're shooting yourself in the foot with this simile, as Ford has > pretty well caught Toyota in quality. As for the necessity of having a fax, > we only have one because our nephew, who stays with us while in town due to > his business, uses it to receive orders from some of his customers. > SnappyFax does just fine. > > LesleyO > > "flaming-o" <fac_187@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:7F429577-91B0-4740-B708-3986F1585D36@xxxxxx Quote: > >. . . that Vista Home Premium has no built-in fax software. > > Truly, truly beyond belief. Microsoft builds the expectation this simple > > function will be in the OS then takes it away. > > Of course this is the company that brought you the Office Ribbon after > > years of wailing about software that did not conform to the Windows > > standard. > > I now see why Microsoft is supplying the software for Ford in-dash media > > control: Ford and Microsoft must share the same incompetent, inept > > marketers. > > Sadly, both once vital companies are lumbering toward dinosaur status. > > I never used to believe this prophecy but now that bandwidth is increasing > > and mobile web connections are becoming more realistic and internet based > > software is becoming more usable the reason for Windows to exist at all is > > vaporizing right in front of us. > > If all you need is a way to connect to the internet then you do not need > > the frustration of Microsoft, Apple, Linux etc, just some simple way to > > use local storage if you want to bother. > > The next version of Windows may be the last . . . > |
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| | Re: I never noticed . . . Q. How much does it cost to replace a Toyota Prius battery? A. According to a Toyota service rep. about $4,500. LOL! |
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| | Re: I never noticed . . . Yes, Prius owners love their car as much as Adam loves Vista! "The car is very low to the ground and there is no pick up. I realize that this is not a sports car but I would expect something slightly better. The stock tires lose traction easily. Seats get uncomfortable after an hour." "I wish the paint would be a little thicker. My kids seem to be able to scratch it easily." "When traveling in high winds, it is like a job to keep it on the road." "Cons: The exterior design" "I do not like the smell of "new plastic" that is in the car. Doesn't smell like new car, smells like a new toy!" "If you're going up a hill and its snow or ice covered if it slips just a little it stops and you have to get a run at it so the tires don't spin." "Problems galore! They need to recall them again. Am I the only one who's car cut down and refuse to start in the city? Embarrassing! I only had it for a week when I realize gitters in the engine. I wish I bought a Versa or Fit. The dealer gave me a gas slurping Camry to drive (still am) until my car is fixed." Ref: http://autos.msn.com/research/userre...?modelid=12772 |
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