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Ken Blake
It's hard work, but somebody's got to do it
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Nil
Here's a clear info for you concerning the " Start " button :
http://www.imgplace.com/viewimg80/7752/78sanstitre.png
That looks nothing like a tart!
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Char Jackson
That looks nothing like a tart!
This looks like a tart.
http://www.crankycritic.com/archive00/posters/tart.jpg
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Stan Brown
Click the Windows tart button and type "programs" (no quotes). In
I meant "start button", of course. But "the Windows tart button"
does conjure up delightful prospects!
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Jolly polly
Ken Blake said:Two points:
1. Windows Live Mail does *not* come with Windows 7. No e-mail program
comes with Windows 7. It's a free Microsoft program that can be
downloaded and installed on any recent version of Windows. If it came
with your Windows 7 computer, it's because the computer's manufacturer
elected to install it, not because Windows 7 came with it.
2. You can normally uninstall it just as you would any other
program--Control Panel | Programs and Features. But if it came
preinstalled on your computer, it might be somewhat different; I'm not
sure.
Tell me Ken, what is the purpose of the folder and it's contents (some
hidden) inside the Program Files folder called 'Windows Mail' that come with
Windows 7 please?
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Ken Blake
Tell me Ken, what is the purpose of the folder and it's contents (some
hidden) inside the Program Files folder called 'Windows Mail' that come with
Windows 7 please?
Sorry, I don't know. Having no personal interest in Windows Mail, I
never even noticed it before.
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Lee Waun
Nil said:You mean the one that looks like a little pastry?
I wish there was a tart button on my machine. The more saucy the better.
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Lee Waun
Are saying Valorie is a tart?