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JV wrote:[color=blue]
> Have you not heard? It is Windows ME II. Microsoft and many die hard MVPs
> stand by a mediocre product but we all know it wasn't baked before release.
> Everyone is clamoring for the release of the first Service Pack.
>
>
>
> "Keith Eckhardt" <keitheckhardt@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:OZmtwpLkHHA.4248@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=green]
>> I bought a laptop with Vista Home installed. What a mistake.
>>
>> 1) I used the MS program to transfer settings and files. Oops, lots of
>> files didn't make it. Had to use other utilities to finish the job.
>> Also, when it copied Outlook Express it copied all my single folders, but
>> not the one that had sub-folders. Now what do I do?
>>
>> 2) Every time I close Windows Mail it crashes. Then every time I start it
>> up again it processes every message in every folder. I'm guessing it is
>> creating the indexes that it doesn't save when it crashes at close time.
>>
>> 3) The sidebar crashed and doesn't come back at re-boot. I don't really
>> miss it, but it's un-nerving to have it crash.
>>
>> Vista seems to have been released more than a bit early.
>>
>> Keith[/color]
>
>[/color]
And you, JV, are living proof that there are more equine hindquarters
than forequarters.

You might actually try addressing the issues stated by the original
poster, instead of trolling.


Keith, I can't address the transfer program since I never had need to
use it, but when I uses windows Mail, it behaved properly. with regard
to the sidebar, did you add any gadgets to it? If so, restart it.
simply typing "sidebar" in the seach box will lead you to it, remove the
gadgets you added, then shut the sidebar down, you should see a window
with an option to start sidebar when you start the computer. Be sure
that box is checked.

I've been running Vista on both my desktop and laptop. and much prefer
it to XP.

JV, stop talking through your boxers, which by the way, should be
changed more often.





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Iron Feliks
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