Please play nicely. No one wants to listen/read a keyboard warriors rants....
Most definately in the wrong frame of mind to enjoy a whisky....QuoteQuoteQuoteWell done all concerned..It WILL be worth it in the end..I'm that knackered, I'd rather have a nice cup of tea.
Have a beer.. [smiley=beer.gif]
Cup of tea with a whisky..
If thats the case, remember (please) to use the cooking whisky. Keep the malt for a time when you can really appreciate it!!
B
Well done all concerned..It WILL be worth it in the end..I'm that knackered, I'd rather have a nice cup of tea.
Have a beer.. [smiley=beer.gif]
Good Work EveryoneWith the tractor, i make no promises on timescales!
Hope This Engine Works Ok TB and its not possessed
So by tomorrow afternoon you should have her running
Yes, I suscribe to that theory - remember the flaws they are finding now generally affect earlier versions as well. I always said Windows took security flack due to its popularity...QuoteQuoteUse Firefox if thats what you prefer, but do not get suckered in to the open source mindset that it is the most secure/bug free stuff out there, as Firefox actually has the worse record of the popular browsers...And incidentally, the Linux kernel has had loads more CERT warnings that the Windows Kernels in the last 12 months, and that includes a new OS released in Nov (corporates)/Feb (Consumers)...
There is a school of thought that both FF and Linux now have enough "general users" for the idiots that do these things to think it is now worth "attacking" .. up until now the user base was too small for it to be worth it ... which is used to explain the recent rise in CERT warnings ...
Now how true that is I have no idea .. the logic makes sense .. I don't see latest versions of FF/ Linux suddenly being LESS secure than older versions !!
Use Firefox if thats what you prefer, but do not get suckered in to the open source mindset that it is the most secure/bug free stuff out there, as Firefox actually has the worse record of the popular browsers...And incidentally, the Linux kernel has had loads more CERT warnings that the Windows Kernels in the last 12 months, and that includes a new OS released in Nov (corporates)/Feb (Consumers)...
Gert rid of IE and use Firefox .... easier, better, less buggy and it ain't micros**tThe first 2 are opinion, the last is proven to be untrue - in the last 12 months, FF has had way more critical CERT warnings than IE...
Its still got a load of IE7 in there then!QuoteI stripped IE7 out. Now IE6 is asking about the clipboard.QuoteRuh roh! Been saying Setup will complete in 39 minutes for a while now.IE7! There is a setting 'Programtically access clipboard'
Btw, how do I get this website to stop asking me about the clipboard every time I post? I forgot.
I can only imagine. It's the downside of wizards when it comes to installation IMHO. Half way through installing Exchange you realise you've answered a question wrong when installing Windows Server but, because it was in a wizard, you're left with no idea where the setting is, or even if you can change it after installation, so you surf the net for an hour trying to find the answer, then mess about for another hour, then start again.Ex 2003, I'm pretty good at. Ex 2007 I'm still learning fast!
So, the Wizard means that you don't have to know your way around the whole damned system to install it, but you don't learn how to maintain it and configure it during that process, so when something doesn't go right or breaks later, you're guessing.
I know the alternatives are painful too but at least you can retrace your steps if you do something wrong.
Kevin
Ruh roh! Been saying Setup will complete in 39 minutes for a while now.IE7! There is a setting 'Programtically access clipboard'
Btw, how do I get this website to stop asking me about the clipboard every time I post? I forgot.
I lost count of the number of times I has to start from scratch the last (and only, believe me) time I had to install Windows Server. Then it was the same story when I tried to install ExchangeOh boy, you wait until you try and make Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007 coexist, then attempt to remove Exchange 2003....
I feel for you. Good luck.
Kevin
Technically impossible...too far..Oh I don't know, I thought I was too far, but he's turned up on my drive before to laugh at my tractor
. He does do some miles now, but afaik, not Turkey. Yet.
