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That BLUE SCREEN phrase reminded me of the following, which some of you 

may like, some of you may not and some of you have already seen it then 

apologies.



> In Japan, they have replaced the impersonal and

> unhelpful Microsoft

> error  messages with Haiku poetry messages.

>

>     Haiku is used to communicate a timeless message

> often achieving a wistful,

>     yearning and powerful insight through extreme

> brevity -- the essence of  Zen:

>

>

>           With searching comes loss

>           And the presence of absence:

>           "My Investents" not found.

>

>

>           Having been erased,

>           The document you're seeking

>           Must now be retyped.

>

>

>           Your file was so big.

>           It might be very useful.

>           But now it is gone.

>

>

>           You step in the stream,

>           But the water has moved on.

>           This page is not here.

>

>

>           The Website you seek

>           Cannot be located, but

>           Countless more exist.

>

>

>           Chaos reigns within.

>           Reflect, repent, and reboot.

>           Order shall return.

>

>

>           Program aborting:

>           Close all that you have worked on.

>           You ask far too much.

>

>

>           Windows NT crashed.

>           I am the Blue Screen of Death.

>           No one hears your screams.

>

>

>           Three things are certain:

>           Death, taxes and lost data.

>           Guess which has occurred.

>

>

>           Out of memory.

>           We wish to hold the whole sky,

>           But we never will.

>

>

>           Yesterday it worked.

>           Today it is not working.

>           Windows is like that.

>

>

>           First snow, then silence.

>           This thousand-dollar screen dies

>           So beautifully!

>

>

>           The Tao that is seen

>           Is not the true Tao-until

>           You bring fresh toner.

>

>

>           Stay the patient course.

>           Of little worth is your ire.

>           The network is down.

>

>

>           A crash reduces

>           Your expensive computer

>           To a simple stone.

>

>

>           Serious error.

>           All shortcuts have disappeared.

>           Screen. Mind. Both are blank

>

>







Nilesh.







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Re: [HP3000-L] OT: Office 2007 installation warning















Maybe that blue screens are due to a weak memory module. Worth cleaning

contacts.

Have installed a dozen Vista setups, from Home to Ultimate, both in X32

and X64 flavors, and under Virtual Pc, with blue screens caused only by a

faluty video driver.



After upgrading it, no more problems in the last two months (it is my

main laptop).



Just my two cents.





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Craig Lalley

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19/03/2007 20:04





Por favor,

responda a

Craig Lalley

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Denys,



It is just a test box, used as a learning tool.



The blues screens of death came after I installed a clean WinXP.  Go

figure.



I didn't mind loosing programs, because there were none installed.  I was

just warning the masses.



-Craig





Denys Beauchemin <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

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When it comes to Vista upgrades, run, run far and run fast.  It is always

the case when a new OS comes out.  As a stubborn IT professional, you

should know better than to do an upgrade to a new OS, right when it comes

out.   Getting a new PC with Vista installed on it is one thing, upgrading

an existing PC to Vista is something else; don’t do it.





Denys...

From: Craig Lalley [mailto:[log in to unmask]]

Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 12:45 PM

To: Denys Beauchemin; [log in to unmask]

Subject: OT: Office 2007 installation warning





Denys and Everyone,







I have one machine running Vista and Office 2007,  my comments...







Vista:  not ready for prime time... I had two blue screens trying to

install it and it took about 6 hours time to complete (3 attempts were

made).  If I were not a stubborn IT professional, I would have given up.

Bottom line, wait for the 1st service pack and all the preiphal drivers to

be ready (read NVIDIA).







BTW, I upgraded from XP Pro to Vista Business... the is NO upgrade

path, Vista will rename the Window directory from WINDOWS to WINDOWS.old

and do a "fresh" install.



Meaning all programs will need to be reinstalled.   This is a BIG

downfall for most companies.







Oh, and the Aero glass, is a lot of marketing hype.  I can use it, but

I don't see what all the fuss is about.







Office 2007:  A little bit more mature, but there is still a learning

curve for the new interface.







Ahh, life on the bleeding edge.







-Craig















Denys Beauchemin <[log in to unmask]> wrote:



I installed the latest version of Office software emanating from

Redmond.

To my dismay, it somehow eliminated all my mail rules and that means I

received all messages to 3000-L unfiltered, so I see that Herr Baier is

still actively supporting the terrorists.







I have since reestablished most of my rules, but I am sure I am missing a

few still.







I upgraded from Office 2003. So far, it's been a pretty good experience 

but

I have to get used to quite a few changes in appearance and command

selection.







Denys...





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