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i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i notice it
is really more of a "see this web page or see that web page" if the
information referenced were not so vast, this would be a good idea. it gets
to be a bit much to have to search through a massive confusing web page.
instead of getting a complete pc history lesson, including refernces to steve
jobs and the 1970's (kidding) how about some real answers. or maybe
this...if it gets so annoying answering the same questions all day, then
create a help/ support forum archive, with good posts, and include it as a
part of the forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.

i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using a sata
hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded". well la di frickin
da. is that not why you are here? how did microsoft's customer feel? i am
sure if he knew enough about it, then he would just fix it himself, without
annoying the techs. i also read a post about snow falling upwards in some
game or another. and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for posting
in the wrong forum. when i view the posts, sometimes just for the education,
i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more information to
consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post just makes it look like
something i wish to learn from, a question with many answers. my bad, it
was just something i stepped in, i do believe.

i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?
 
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This post violates the Relevance to Topic clause of the Rules of Conduct...

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Review the list of newsgroups for the appropriate newsgroup for this topic.

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How to Ask a Question...

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"MrHappy" <baragonia@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
> systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i notice
> it
> is really more of a "see this web page or see that web page" if the
> information referenced were not so vast, this would be a good idea. it
> gets
> to be a bit much to have to search through a massive confusing web page.
> instead of getting a complete pc history lesson, including refernces to
> steve
> jobs and the 1970's (kidding) how about some real answers. or maybe
> this...if it gets so annoying answering the same questions all day, then
> create a help/ support forum archive, with good posts, and include it as
> a
> part of the forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.
>
> i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using a
> sata
> hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded". well la di
> frickin
> da. is that not why you are here? how did microsoft's customer feel? i
> am
> sure if he knew enough about it, then he would just fix it himself,
> without
> annoying the techs. i also read a post about snow falling upwards in some
> game or another. and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for
> posting
> in the wrong forum. when i view the posts, sometimes just for the
> education,
> i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more information to
> consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post just makes it look like
> something i wish to learn from, a question with many answers. my bad, it
> was just something i stepped in, i do believe.
>
> i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?
 
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"MrHappy" <baragonia@yahoo.com> wrote:

|>i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
|>systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i notice it
|>is really more of a "see this web page or see that web page"

In the same respect a poster should search Google/Groups
http://groups-beta.google.com/grphp?hl=en&tab=wg&q= prior to posting
to see if the subject has been answer'd before (which it most likely
has)

I referenced you to a web page :)

|>if the
|>information referenced were not so vast, this would be a good idea. it gets
|>to be a bit much to have to search through a massive confusing web page.
|>instead of getting a complete pc history lesson, including refernces to steve
|>jobs and the 1970's (kidding) how about some real answers. or maybe
|>this...if it gets so annoying answering the same questions all day, then
|>create a help/ support forum archive, with good posts, and include it as a
|>part of the forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.
|>
|>i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using a sata
|>hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded". well la di frickin
|>da. is that not why you are here? how did microsoft's customer feel? i am
|>sure if he knew enough about it, then he would just fix it himself, without
|>annoying the techs. i also read a post about snow falling upwards in some
|>game or another. and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for posting
|>in the wrong forum. when i view the posts, sometimes just for the education,
|>i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more information to
|>consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post just makes it look like
|>something i wish to learn from, a question with many answers. my bad, it
|>was just something i stepped in, i do believe.
|>
|>i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?

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MrHappy wrote:
> i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
> systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i
> notice it is really more of a "see this web page or see that web
> page" if the information referenced were not so vast, this would be a
> good idea. it gets to be a bit much to have to search through a
> massive confusing web page. instead of getting a complete pc history
> lesson, including refernces to steve jobs and the 1970's (kidding)
> how about some real answers. or maybe this...if it gets so annoying
> answering the same questions all day, then create a help/ support
> forum archive, with good posts, and include it as a part of the
> forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.
>
> i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using
> a sata hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded".
> well la di frickin da. is that not why you are here? how did
> microsoft's customer feel? i am sure if he knew enough about it,
> then he would just fix it himself, without annoying the techs. i
> also read a post about snow falling upwards in some game or another.
> and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for posting in the
> wrong forum. when i view the posts, sometimes just for the
> education, i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more
> information to consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post
> just makes it look like something i wish to learn from, a question
> with many answers. my bad, it was just something i stepped in, i
> do believe.
>
> i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?

These newsgroups are a worldwide community and like any community, the people who post here are very diverse in their experience and abilities. Most of the "techs" here are volunteers and they help with the posted questions where they have knowledge of the issue(s) involved. These "techs" range from the occasional poster with limited knowledge to the professionals who understand the underlying architecture of the Windows operating systems. They all share one thing, the enthusiasm and passion of wanting to help others.

There is no definitive format or protocols that are required or that everyone uses when posting a response to a problem. Some would rather teach the poster what, how and why the problem occurred and how to fix their own problem ( like the parable about teaching a man how to fish rather than giving him one fish) while others would rather give them a quick fix. Either way, the problem gets solved. In the same vein, some posters would rather get a quick fix rather than get into the underlying reason about how or why the problem occurred in the first place.

There are many personal websites (authored by many of the newsgroup regulars) that have answers to the most common problems that are posted here and these are a valid resource that can be used. ( why would someone go to the trouble of re-typing the solution when it is already available with a click of the mouse?)

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MrHappy wrote:
> i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
> systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i
> notice it is really more of a "see this web page or see that web
> page" if the information referenced were not so vast, this would be a
> good idea. it gets to be a bit much to have to search through a
> massive confusing web page. instead of getting a complete pc history
> lesson, including refernces to steve jobs and the 1970's (kidding)
> how about some real answers. or maybe this...if it gets so annoying
> answering the same questions all day, then create a help/ support
> forum archive, with good posts, and include it as a part of the
> forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.
>
> i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using
> a sata hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded".
> well la di frickin da. is that not why you are here? how did
> microsoft's customer feel? i am sure if he knew enough about it,
> then he would just fix it himself, without annoying the techs. i
> also read a post about snow falling upwards in some game or another.
> and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for posting in the
> wrong forum. when i view the posts, sometimes just for the
> education, i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more
> information to consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post
> just makes it look like something i wish to learn from, a question
> with many answers. my bad, it was just something i stepped in, i
> do believe.
>
> i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?

No place is perfect, and if you think you can do better, then lead by
example.

Too many people asking questions here are looking for a quick fix, and
learning nothing in the process, except how to beg for a quick fix. And
people that give out the quick fix all the time are just enabling the
questioners to become fat, lazy, and ignorant when it comes to
computing.

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One reason that I try to post a link is so the poster can know that it is a
valid answer from a known source,if I just give an answer they may wonder
"who is this guy" since anybody on the planet can acces this newsgroup and
give a reply.Who knows maybe some sicko wants to make the problem worse by
having them delete/change registry values or the like.
Just something to consider.

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MrHappy wrote:
> i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
> systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i
> notice it is really more of a "see this web page or see that web
> page" if the information referenced were not so vast, this would be a
> good idea. it gets to be a bit much to have to search through a
> massive confusing web page. instead of getting a complete pc history
> lesson, including refernces to steve jobs and the 1970's (kidding)
> how about some real answers. or maybe this...if it gets so annoying
> answering the same questions all day, then create a help/ support
> forum archive, with good posts, and include it as a part of the
> forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.
>
> i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using
> a sata hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded".
> well la di frickin da. is that not why you are here? how did
> microsoft's customer feel? i am sure if he knew enough about it,
> then he would just fix it himself, without annoying the techs. i
> also read a post about snow falling upwards in some game or another.
> and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for posting in the
> wrong forum. when i view the posts, sometimes just for the
> education, i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more
> information to consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post
> just makes it look like something i wish to learn from, a question
> with many answers. my bad, it was just something i stepped in, i
> do believe.
>
> i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?
 
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Well said, Mike. :)

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MAP <mikepawlak2REM@OVEhotmail.com> hunted and pecked:
> One reason that I try to post a link is so the poster can know that it is
> a valid answer from a known source,if I just give an answer they may
> wonder "who is this guy" since anybody on the planet can acces this
> newsgroup and give a reply.Who knows maybe some sicko wants to make the
> problem worse by having them delete/change registry values or the like.
> Just something to consider.
>
> --
> Mike Pawlak
>
>
>
> MrHappy wrote:
>> i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
>> systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i
>> notice it is really more of a "see this web page or see that web
>> page" if the information referenced were not so vast, this would be a
>> good idea. it gets to be a bit much to have to search through a
>> massive confusing web page. instead of getting a complete pc history
>> lesson, including refernces to steve jobs and the 1970's (kidding)
>> how about some real answers. or maybe this...if it gets so annoying
>> answering the same questions all day, then create a help/ support
>> forum archive, with good posts, and include it as a part of the
>> forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.
>>
>> i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using
>> a sata hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded".
>> well la di frickin da. is that not why you are here? how did
>> microsoft's customer feel? i am sure if he knew enough about it,
>> then he would just fix it himself, without annoying the techs. i
>> also read a post about snow falling upwards in some game or another.
>> and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for posting in the
>> wrong forum. when i view the posts, sometimes just for the
>> education, i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more
>> information to consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post
>> just makes it look like something i wish to learn from, a question
>> with many answers. my bad, it was just something i stepped in, i
>> do believe.
>>
>> i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?
 
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On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:39:51 -0700, "Vagabond Software"
<vagabondsw-X-@-X-gmail.com> wrote:

>This post violates the Relevance to Topic clause of the Rules of Conduct...
>
>http://www.microsoft.com/communities/conduct/default.mspx
>
>Review the list of newsgroups for the appropriate newsgroup for this topic.
>
>http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/newsgroups/default.mspx
>
>How to Ask a Question...
>
>http://www.petri.co.il/how_to_ask_a_question.htm
>
> ;-)
>
>Carl

That technical only applies if you post through the web or through
news.microsoft.com

Most people follow it out of respect.

This not a Microsoft support tech help group.

These groups are here so peers can help each other out.

Some are tech and some are not. Most are not Microsoft tech.

If you see msft that person is usually a Microsoft tech. Which they
post when they have free time.


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Your confusing this newsgroups with actual microsoft support.

"MrHappy" <baragonia@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:8F9943EE-02D9-46B0-A93F-0486819C2701@microsoft.com...
>i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
> systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i notice
> it
> is really more of a "see this web page or see that web page" if the
> information referenced were not so vast, this would be a good idea. it
> gets
> to be a bit much to have to search through a massive confusing web page.
> instead of getting a complete pc history lesson, including refernces to
> steve
> jobs and the 1970's (kidding) how about some real answers. or maybe
> this...if it gets so annoying answering the same questions all day, then
> create a help/ support forum archive, with good posts, and include it as
> a
> part of the forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.
>
> i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using a
> sata
> hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded". well la di
> frickin
> da. is that not why you are here? how did microsoft's customer feel? i
> am
> sure if he knew enough about it, then he would just fix it himself,
> without
> annoying the techs. i also read a post about snow falling upwards in some
> game or another. and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for
> posting
> in the wrong forum. when i view the posts, sometimes just for the
> education,
> i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more information to
> consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post just makes it look like
> something i wish to learn from, a question with many answers. my bad, it
> was just something i stepped in, i do believe.
>
> i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?
 
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I agree with this post, and just to add it is the MVP's that do that.

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"MrHappy" <baragonia@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:8F9943EE-02D9-46B0-A93F-0486819C2701@microsoft.com...
>i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
> systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i notice
> it
> is really more of a "see this web page or see that web page" if the
> information referenced were not so vast, this would be a good idea. it
> gets
> to be a bit much to have to search through a massive confusing web page.
> instead of getting a complete pc history lesson, including refernces to
> steve
> jobs and the 1970's (kidding) how about some real answers. or maybe
> this...if it gets so annoying answering the same questions all day, then
> create a help/ support forum archive, with good posts, and include it as
> a
> part of the forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.
>
> i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using a
> sata
> hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded". well la di
> frickin
> da. is that not why you are here? how did microsoft's customer feel? i
> am
> sure if he knew enough about it, then he would just fix it himself,
> without
> annoying the techs. i also read a post about snow falling upwards in some
> game or another. and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for
> posting
> in the wrong forum. when i view the posts, sometimes just for the
> education,
> i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more information to
> consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post just makes it look like
> something i wish to learn from, a question with many answers. my bad, it
> was just something i stepped in, i do believe.
>
> i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?
 
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pcbutts1 wrote:
> I agree with this post, and just to add it is the MVP's that do that.

Your reputation around here is mud at best.

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"MrHappy" <baragonia@yahoo.com> wrote

>i have often posted and reviewed these forums for help with my windows
> systems. in the past, i have had great detailed "help". lately i notice
> it
> is really more of a "see this web page or see that web page" if the
> information referenced were not so vast, this would be a good idea.

Depends who's responding. A lot of "MVPs" seem to only know how to copy and
paste (Hi Carey!). Others, really know the answers. Many non MVPs fit both
categories as well.

> it gets
> to be a bit much to have to search through a massive confusing web page.

I practically never click on them either.

> instead of getting a complete pc history lesson, including refernces to
> steve
> jobs and the 1970's (kidding) how about some real answers.

Gotta wade through it to find the diamond in the rough, I'm afraid.

> or maybe
> this...if it gets so annoying answering the same questions all day, then
> create a help/ support forum archive, with good posts, and include it as
> a
> part of the forum. maybe sort of an additional "faq" page or something.

You mean make it simple? LOL!

> i just read a post by a tech who did not know the consumer was using a
> sata
> hard drive and stated "i would not even have responded". well la di
> frickin
> da. is that not why you are here? how did microsoft's customer feel?

In all fairness, practically no one from MS dares post here. They only
censor posts. The replies you see are from people who have too much time on
their hands, some know what they are talking about, some don't. I have found
myself in both positions :)

> i am
> sure if he knew enough about it, then he would just fix it himself,
> without
> annoying the techs. i also read a post about snow falling upwards in some
> game or another. and it took at least two techs to scold the guy for
> posting
> in the wrong forum.

Like I said, way too much time on their hands. Net nannies aren't cool, I
agree.

> when i view the posts, sometimes just for the education,
> i focus on posts that have many responses as i get more information to
> consider. having multiple "scoldings" in one post just makes it look like
> something i wish to learn from, a question with many answers. my bad, it
> was just something i stepped in, i do believe.
>
> i think you all need a break. can i offer a cup of camomile tea?

Sure, I'll bring the bowl.

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Better than yours ;0)

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"kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknowuniverse.org> wrote in message
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> pcbutts1 wrote:
>> I agree with this post, and just to add it is the MVP's that do that.
>
> Your reputation around here is mud at best.
>
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pcbutts1 wrote:
> Better than yours ;0)

I have a few people that are MicroSycophants that don't like me for my
opinions, and I wouldn't want their respect.

You are generally disrespected by some of the most reasonable people and
well-respected people in this group. Why? Because you disrepected this
group.

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Kurt does not steal other peoples programs and post them on his website like
you have a habit of doing!

Mike Pawlak



pcbutts1 wrote:
> Better than yours ;0)
>
>
> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknowuniverse.org> wrote in
> message news:eYQBFXcoFHA.3544@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>> pcbutts1 wrote:
>>> I agree with this post, and just to add it is the MVP's that do
>>> that.
>>
>> Your reputation around here is mud at best.
>>
>> --
>> Peace!
>> Kurt
>> Self-anointed Moderator
>> microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
>> http://microscum.com/mscommunity
>> "Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
>> "Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
 
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If I had to choose between the two of you, I would (shudder) take Kurt ;-)

Tom
"kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknowuniverse.org> wrote in message
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| pcbutts1 wrote:
| > Better than yours ;0)
|
| I have a few people that are MicroSycophants that don't like me for my
| opinions, and I wouldn't want their respect.
|
| You are generally disrespected by some of the most reasonable people and
| well-respected people in this group. Why? Because you disrepected this
| group.
|
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| Peace!
| Kurt
| Self-anointed Moderator
| microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
| http://microscum.com/mscommunity
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| "Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
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Tom Pepper Willett wrote:
> If I had to choose between the two of you, I would (shudder) take
> Kurt ;-)
>

LOL! That thought is a bit frightening! ;-)

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All done with permission.

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"MAP" <mikepawlak2REM@OVEhotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Kurt does not steal other peoples programs and post them on his website
> like
> you have a habit of doing!
>
> Mike Pawlak
>
>
>
> pcbutts1 wrote:
>> Better than yours ;0)
>>
>>
>> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknowuniverse.org> wrote in
>> message news:eYQBFXcoFHA.3544@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>>> pcbutts1 wrote:
>>>> I agree with this post, and just to add it is the MVP's that do
>>>> that.
>>>
>>> Your reputation around here is mud at best.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Peace!
>>> Kurt
>>> Self-anointed Moderator
>>> microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
>>> http://microscum.com/mscommunity
>>> "Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
>>> "Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
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While others have given you some excellent things to read and I happen to agree with them 1000% concerning your posts and attitude all I can add is the link below in which you fit some or most of the categories.

http://www.shartwell.freeserve.co.uk/humor-site/newsgroup-users.htm

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"pcbutts1" <pcbutts1@seedsv.com> wrote in message news:GEbMe.1457$Z%6.491@newssvr17.news.prodigy.com...
> All done with permission.
>
> --
>
>
> The best live web video on the internet http://www.seedsv.com/webdemo.htm
> NEW Embedded system W/Linux. We now sell DVR cards.
> See it all at http://www.seedsv.com/products.htm
> Sharpvision simply the best http://www.seedsv.com
>
>
>
> "MAP" <mikepawlak2REM@OVEhotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:uX%23%23uAgoFHA.3036@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Kurt does not steal other peoples programs and post them on his website
>> like
>> you have a habit of doing!
>>
>> Mike Pawlak
>>
>>
>>
>> pcbutts1 wrote:
>>> Better than yours ;0)
>>>
>>>
>>> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknowuniverse.org> wrote in
>>> message news:eYQBFXcoFHA.3544@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>>>> pcbutts1 wrote:
>>>>> I agree with this post, and just to add it is the MVP's that do
>>>>> that.
>>>>
>>>> Your reputation around here is mud at best.
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Peace!
>>>> Kurt
>>>> Self-anointed Moderator
>>>> microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
>>>> http://microscum.com/mscommunity
>>>> "Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
>>>> "Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
>>
>>
>>
>
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In article <uBYQSyeoFHA.3656@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl>,
dontemailme@anywhereintheknowuniverse.org says...
> pcbutts1 wrote:
> > Better than yours ;0)
>
> I have a few people that are MicroSycophants that don't like me for my
> opinions, and I wouldn't want their respect.
>
> You are generally disrespected by some of the most reasonable people and
> well-respected people in this group. Why? Because you disrepected this
> group.

I'll take Kurt over butt head any day.

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Then why does the downloads start with "pcbutts1" xyz.exe why not just
hotlink the file?

Mike Pawlak




pcbutts1 wrote:
> All done with permission.
>
>
> "MAP" <mikepawlak2REM@OVEhotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:uX%23%23uAgoFHA.3036@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Kurt does not steal other peoples programs and post them on his
>> website like
>> you have a habit of doing!
>>
>> Mike Pawlak
>>
>>
>>
>> pcbutts1 wrote:
>>> Better than yours ;0)
>>>
>>>
>>> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknowuniverse.org> wrote in
>>> message news:eYQBFXcoFHA.3544@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>>>> pcbutts1 wrote:
>>>>> I agree with this post, and just to add it is the MVP's that do
>>>>> that.
>>>>
>>>> Your reputation around here is mud at best.
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Peace!
>>>> Kurt
>>>> Self-anointed Moderator
>>>> microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
>>>> http://microscum.com/mscommunity
>>>> "Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
>>>> "Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
 

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kurttrail wrote:
> Tom Pepper Willett wrote:
>> If I had to choose between the two of you, I would (shudder) take
>> Kurt ;-)
>>
>
> LOL! That thought is a bit frightening! ;-)


It seems that you are developing quite a following! :)


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"WTC" <bcrawfordjr(remove)@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> Prove that you are right and I am wrong. I will start making a
>>> webpage for you like I did with bill.
>>
>> LOL! Bill who and lets see that page!
>>
>
> He is talking about myself.
>
> http://www.pcbutts1.com/downloads/wtc.htm
>
> I like how he put *x's* where the manager name should be and in the email.
> My guess it is forged and he does not know the information to provide.

Yeah, but it wasn't Bill who told anyone anything, it was "sum"one
else. :)

And no, its not exactly forged. I recognize the text based on what
Ch.Wi. mailed me when I asked them if he was licensed to redistribute
Sysinternal's applications.

However, if you take a look at the source, you'll see it was edited.

Consider the following:
<p class=MsoNormal align=center
style='mso-margin-top-alt:auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt:
auto;text-align:center'><span
style='font-size:10.0pt;font-family:Arial'>It
has come to our attention that the Web site <a
href="http://www.pcbutts1.com/"><u>http://www.pcbutts1.com/</u></a>
providing downloads from the page <a

href="http://www.pcbutts1.com/downloads/PageDefrag.zip"><u>http://www.pcbutts1.com/downloads/PageDefrag.zip</u></a>
may be distributing copyrighted Winternals and/or Sysinternals
product(s)
including "PageDefrag.exe". </span></p>

That's one of the lines that wasn't edited. Now, consider the
following line, with the x's for the persons name:

<font size="2"><span style="font-family:
Arial">xxxxxxx</span></font></p>

The line that was not entirely changed below it:

<p class="MsoNormal"><font face="Arial" size="2"> <span
style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: Arial">xxxxxx
Manager</span></font></p>

Now, personally, I believe he really got the mail and x'ing out the
names was a polite thing to do by not publishing this persons name on
the Internet without their permission. I'm not about to do it either,
and only referred to them by the first two letters of each name. And I
only did that after making sure I couldn't find the person on the
Internet.

However, where the edits get interesting are further up in the
document. Consider the following two lines:

<p class="MsoNormal"><font face="Arial" size="2">
<span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: Arial">Unauthorized
distribution of Winternals or Sysinternals property violates United
States copyright laws. You should be aware that </span></font>

<font size="2"><span style="font-family: Arial">we have reviewed the
information you have submitted and your license and have found that
you
are not violating any </span></font><font face="Arial" size="2">

A couple different things are interesting. All the other paragraphs
don't get broken up with that font and span tag. The entire first
paragraph, with multiple lines, is a single span tag. This one isn't.
The only two sections where the font size tag is used is this one, and
the other line that was completely changed.

I'm sure the response will be something like 'Well, that section had
proprietary information that I didn't want to post on the web' or some
such excuse. To which, I would reply, 'Pull the other one, it's got
bells on.'

I'm sure that the source code will change sometime soon, after this is
read. Maybe it is time to ping the other vendor's products he is
hosting.

And, to reply to pcbutts1 directly: My spelling is just as good as my
reading, thank you very much.
 
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Because I work for the government, which is why I have licenses for all the
things I get criticized for, and when you have 25+ techs that needs access
to any number of tools a central location is needed to make it easier.
Everything that is offered on my site has been tested and approved for use,
not modified as some jealous MVP's would like everyone to believe. Most of
that stuff can be found at multiple locations on the internet. I see too
many posts with user using the wrong or older versions of software that just
does not work correctly. Because I have the source code and licensing
agreement for everything it is quite easy to keep my site updated which is
done 3 times a week. Have you noticed that the only thing I have offered are
all free or trial versions? yet the jealous MVP's try to confuse users into
thinking I am committing some crime. Have you also noticed that it is only
the MVP's with the exception of Kurt and a few others like Bill who thought
it was his civic duty to report me. That's why the downloads start with
pcbutts1.

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"MAP" <mikepawlak2REM@OVEhotmail.com> wrote in message
news:uwMYJekoFHA.568@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Then why does the downloads start with "pcbutts1" xyz.exe why not just
> hotlink the file?
>
> Mike Pawlak
>
>
>
>
> pcbutts1 wrote:
>> All done with permission.
>>
>>
>> "MAP" <mikepawlak2REM@OVEhotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:uX%23%23uAgoFHA.3036@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>>> Kurt does not steal other peoples programs and post them on his
>>> website like
>>> you have a habit of doing!
>>>
>>> Mike Pawlak
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> pcbutts1 wrote:
>>>> Better than yours ;0)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknowuniverse.org> wrote in
>>>> message news:eYQBFXcoFHA.3544@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>>>>> pcbutts1 wrote:
>>>>>> I agree with this post, and just to add it is the MVP's that do
>>>>>> that.
>>>>>
>>>>> Your reputation around here is mud at best.
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Peace!
>>>>> Kurt
>>>>> Self-anointed Moderator
>>>>> microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
>>>>> http://microscum.com/mscommunity
>>>>> "Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
>>>>> "Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
>
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pcbutts1 wrote:
> Because I work for the government, which is why I have licenses for
> all the things I get criticized for, and when you have 25+ techs that
> needs access to any number of tools a central location is needed to
> make it easier. Everything that is offered on my site has been tested
> and approved for use, not modified as some jealous MVP's would like
> everyone to believe. Most of that stuff can be found at multiple
> locations on the internet. I see too many posts with user using the
> wrong or older versions of software that just does not work
> correctly. Because I have the source code and licensing agreement for
> everything it is quite easy to keep my site updated which is done 3
> times a week. Have you noticed that the only thing I have offered are
> all free or trial versions? yet the jealous MVP's try to confuse
> users into thinking I am committing some crime. Have you also noticed
> that it is only the MVP's with the exception of Kurt and a few others
> like Bill who thought it was his civic duty to report me. That's why
> the downloads start with pcbutts1.

You disrespect this group, and then wonder why the regular members here
don't like and respect you?

No one is jealous of you pcButthead.

And if you look at the responses in this thread, it ain't just me & the
MVPs that think you are a detriment to the group.

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"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"