Len Over 21 wrote:

In article , Dave Heil
writes:

Len Over 21 wrote:

In article , Dave Heil

writes:

You might see something which you perceive as similar. Then again, you
have no experience in morse code use or experience in amateur radio.
That inexperience leads you to write things like
"morsemanship-at-all-costs". Please explain what method you currently
use under MS Windows (any version) to delete a file which the Windows
program is using at that moment. Can you say "DOS"? ;-)

No problem. I can say "doss." I know that it's an acronym for Disk
Operating System.

There's a step in the right direction.

Der uber-oberst is on a nastygram roll? You slipped in the butter...

C'mon, Lennie lad. You'll be right up there with the best of 'em soon.
Next thing you know, it's Toad in a Hole and Bob's your uncle!

NO Microsoft Windows product lets you delete a running file. You
have to quit the program first. [that's called "closing the file"]

Remember that you've written the above.

I've remembered it since the first time I installed Windows 3.3.

Long time ago.

You finally get around to reading your MS manual, olde-tymer?

You CAN turn off your computer power completely in the middle
of running a program. That's about as "delete" as you can get.

Whether or not your program or operating system survives intact
is solely up to the whims of the operating system. :-)

Operating systems have whims? :-)

But...this is NOT about computers, is it?

You tell us. You were the one who began a lengthy post about computers.

It's all about Davie trying his very best (really the worst for others)
to misdirect and try to lay blame of others for "saying wrong
things." Davie do dat often. Almost all the time in here...

No, I think it about Lennie Leghorn attempting to use his long piece on
computers to take a slap at anyone anywhere who uses morse or who
supports morse testing.

Your problem, Herr uber-oberst, is that you just cannot "delete" ME.

Sure, I can delete Millenium Edition.

Delete it? Heck, Davie boy, you aren't IN the new millennium yet
mentally.

That's right, Pops. You AOL types are really--how do the kids say
it?--"with it". Aren't you?

[yes, ha ha, we all saw the "pun" of "ME" = Millennium Edition, even
if you forgot there are two Ns in millennium...ha ha]

Thanks, "Atila". How's your little "syncophant", "William"?

Now, did you want to remark on the ARRL proposal or are you having
too much fun peeing in the pool? :-)

Might I ask you the same after your computer dissertation, followed by
your swipe at those who campaign for the retention of morse testing? :-)

Davie boy, y'all aren't interested in the subject.

Subject? Can you show me how far back it was that you even mentioned
the subject?

All you want to do is Vent whatever frustrates you in here by personal
denigrations of those you disagree with...

Lennie boy, meet Leonard boy.

Davie boy, you ought to get off your computer and go play with your
Orion thingie,

It is an amateur radio transceiver, Len. I operate it frequently. I
use my computers as well. I'll do as I choose. You continue to do what
you can.

amaze all with your "cleverness in computers" by
jawing about your expertise on the air.

I could do that or I could do it here. In fact, I did it using far
fewer words than you.

Make yourself bigger than
anyone by attitude.

Speaking from experience again? Well, at least you're experienced in
something.

You waste everyone's time.

You aren't everyone.

Dave K8MN