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From: PA Bear [MS MVP] on 11 Mar 2010 19:34
[And Robear certainly hopes Hot-text's "9.989%" was a typo!]

rob^_^ wrote:
> Robear has <plonk>ed you. He can't see your posts. I am afraid your
> English
> skills are giving ppl (not just Robear) the wrong impression. I am afraid
> also your web site is not an endorsement of your skills level.
>
> Regards.
>
> "Hot-text" <hot-text(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:D51E40A3-8B45-4DBB-A4C9-A5944AFF39B6(a)microsoft.com...
>> I like PA Bear he 9.989% right all the time maybe the day you be more
>> like
>> him!
>>
>> and I Have 2 PC with Xp
>> 2 PC with win98
>> For I all way buy new PC with the latest OS!
>> I do not update a OS on and old PC
>> O by the way 3 more PC that are not Microsoft >>>> do you see what I mean
>> Mr. Linux Mac!
>>
>>
>>
>> "20100209" <20100209(a)20100209.NET> wrote in message
>> news:4B71D4C7.A5DFDC83(a)20100209.NET...
>>>
>>>
>>> Hot-text wrote:
>>>>
>>>> PA Bear I love my windows 98 love to put IE7 on it but cannot... Now
>>>> if
>>>> have Opera 10 for the Tabs.. and it running faster thin my IE8 on this
>>>> XP
>>>> <<Hmm who would believe
>>>> But I love that old ie6 forever LOOL
>>>>
>>>
>>> Have you thought of buying a better PC which can run latest OS? And
>>> please leave Pig-Bear alone; he has enough on his plate to deal with at
>>> the moment.

From: Roy on 19 Mar 2010 07:42
On Mar 10, 8:17 am, "Bubey" <cat...(a)earthlink.net> wrote:
> I agree that IE 8 is good for speed, security and compatibility but the way
> MS set up the Favorites is terrible.  Actually
> more than terrible.  It causes big headaches.  I have built my file cabinet
> built for my favorites so when I want to
> save something I can do the drawer and then to the folder with just a couple
> of clicks.  With IE I have to see "EVERY FOLDER" I have created and end up
> going up and down the VERY LONG LIST to find the folder I want to store it
> in.  It drives me crazy and if I've got a lot to do very grouchy.  Why did
> MS design it this way?  I'd like to get my
> hands around the person who did this.  Do you think they might change it to
> a more user friendly version, like in
> IE 6 ????
> Thanks!
>

I recently upgraded my IE6 to IE8 but completely removed the add ons
and favorites so it will appear like IE6...and its pretty neat , What
I only want from IE8 is tabbed browsing...
and so far is running well since I installed it and seems to be faster
than IE6 during loading...Still have noticed anything strange......but
I still have my firefox 3.5 as my default while I watch how this IE8
for some time...If IE8 is better then it will be my default....
Regards


From: LD55ZRA on 19 Mar 2010 17:23
Roy wrote:

>I recently upgraded my IE6 to IE8 but completely removed the add ons
>and favorites so it will appear like IE6...and its pretty neat , What
>I only want from IE8 is tabbed browsing...
>and so far is running well since I installed it and seems to be faster
>than IE6 during loading...Still have noticed anything strange......but
>I still have my firefox 3.5 as my default while I watch how this IE8
>for some time...If IE8 is better then it will be my default....
>Regards
>
>

You can download Firefox version 3.6 from here:

<http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox/>

hth
From: Roy on 19 Mar 2010 18:07
On Mar 20, 5:23 am, LD55ZRA <LD55...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Roy wrote:
> >I recently upgraded my IE6 to IE8 but completely removed the add ons
> >and favorites so it will appear like IE6...and its pretty neat , What
> >I only want from IE8 is tabbed browsing...
> >and so far is running well since I installed it and seems to be faster
> >than IE6 during loading...Still have noticed anything strange......but
> >I still have my firefox 3.5 as my default while I watch how this IE8
> >for some time...If IE8 is better then it will be my default....
> >Regards
>
> You can download Firefox version 3.6 from here:
>
> <http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox/>
>
> hth

Thanks,,,,but what's the point I am still happy with my firefox
version and the IE8.... Could have love to prolong the IE6 but its
not supported anymore by MS
From: LD55ZRA on 19 Mar 2010 18:32
Roy wrote:

>Thanks,,,,but what's the point I am still happy with my firefox
>version and the IE8.... Could have love to prolong the IE6 but its
>not supported anymore by MS
>
>
Yes IE6 is also not supported by Google, UTube, Facebook etc. They are
all moving forward with time.

I am glad everything is working fine on your system.

Keep it up.


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