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Stan Brown
Thanks, Char: you saved me the trouble.
Well isn't your thinking just stuck in the box? When you think outside
of the box, you realize every Notepad.exe has this bug.
In message <[email protected]>, Stan Brown
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The icing on the cake is your mendacious claim that this non-existent
bug "affects everybody".
That would be mendacious if Bill had claimed it
He claimed it here: Message-ID: <[email protected]>
and again here: Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Thanks, Char: you saved me the trouble.
You mean the one that doesn't exist, and never existed ?
(And that all that have tried to duplicate your claims in another part of
this thread have been unable to duplicate.)
On Sat, 03 Mar 2012 12:39:47 -0800, Gene E. Bloch
At least you didn't say, "I thought I was wrong once, but I was
mistaken." ;-)
Yes, that one.
Most sensible reply yet.
I have now run the W7 disc installing the setup as an update from within
XP OS.
This went smoothly allowing an update to W7 even to the part where it
transferred and kept the serial over into W7. No extra drivers were
necessary, the partitions were not touched and the hidden restore
partition is still on the HDD of the laptop.
haven't had any feed back as to what has happened to the file structure
although it was all backed up so a clean install was possible if necessary.
So its now up and running W7 ultimate.
Once you're convinced that all of your apps and files are reinstated
under Windows 7, then you will have to clear up the Windows.old folder
using the Disk Cleanup wizard, you can't simply delete it yourself.
Yousuf Khan