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N2EY wrote:
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Lots of QRM, Jim! QRP computer?

- Mike KB3EIA -

In article , Mike Coslo
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N2EY wrote:
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Lots of QRM, Jim! QRP computer?

AOL trouble. Apparently fixed now.

73 de Jim, N2EY

In article , (N2EY)
writes:

AOL trouble. Apparently fixed now.

Which version of AOL are you using? 5.0 here. Just ordered a hot
new computer, and will start it off with 8.0, then download the 9.0
upgrade. I'm one of the first 1,000 original AOL users, and just can't
seem to break the habit.

73 de Larry, K3LT

In article , ospam
(Larry Roll K3LT) writes:

In article ,
(N2EY)
writes:

AOL trouble. Apparently fixed now.

Which version of AOL are you using? 5.0 here.

7.0 here. I really liked 6.0 but it is not friendly with the network
environment here (Win95 machine and WinXP machine networked through a crossover
cable) so it was 7.0 to get things working.

The problem was not in my computer, because other screen names worked perfectly
and only one of my 3 screen names had the problem.

All fixed now, tnx AOL.

Just ordered a hot
new computer, and will start it off with 8.0, then download the 9.0
upgrade.

How hot?

I'm one of the first 1,000 original AOL users, and just can't
seem to break the habit.

Exactly what AOL counts on. Can't blame 'em, it's sound marketing.

73 de Jim, N2EY

"N2EY" wrote in message
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In article ,
ospam
(Larry Roll K3LT) writes:

In article ,
(N2EY)
writes:

AOL trouble. Apparently fixed now.

Which version of AOL are you using? 5.0 here.

7.0 here. I really liked 6.0 but it is not friendly with the network
environment here (Win95 machine and WinXP machine networked through a
crossover
cable) so it was 7.0 to get things working.

The problem was not in my computer, because other screen names worked
perfectly
and only one of my 3 screen names had the problem.

All fixed now, tnx AOL.

Just ordered a hot
new computer, and will start it off with 8.0, then download the 9.0
upgrade.

How hot?

I'm one of the first 1,000 original AOL users, and just can't
seem to break the habit.

Exactly what AOL counts on. Can't blame 'em, it's sound marketing.

73 de Jim, N2EY

Sound marketing would be someone finding a use for all the junk mail AOL has
created over the past couple of decades... Maybe like softening the CDs of
today and making candy dishes out of them?

Kim W5TIT

In article , (N2EY)
writes:


All fixed now, tnx AOL.

Just ordered a hot
new computer, and will start it off with 8.0, then download the 9.0
upgrade.

How hot?

Jim:

Well, it's paid for, if that's what you mean! OOOOHHH, you mean
performance-wise.

2.66 GHz P4, 1 GB RAM, top-of-the-line Intel DDR 400 MHz motherboard,
DVDRW/CDROM drive and another CDROM drive, 1.44 MB floppy drive,
6 USB ports, 2 cereal ports (one for Wheeties, one for Grape Nuts), and
a USR V.92 EXTERNAL USB modem. O/S will be Windoze XP. Oh,
40 GB Western Digital hard drive. It's being put together by a local
computer firm called Kehtron Computer, which has a good rep in this area
and offers the advantage of being local, so if anything goes wrong, I can
just bring it back with a bottle of ketchup and mustard and say, "Luncheon
is served, boys!"

I'm one of the first 1,000 original AOL users, and just can't
seem to break the habit.

Exactly what AOL counts on. Can't blame 'em, it's sound marketing.

It certainly seems to have worked on me!

73 de Larry, K3LT

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In article , Mike Coslo
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N2EY wrote:
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Lots of QRM, Jim! QRP computer?

AOL trouble. Apparently fixed now.

AOL can't be fixed . . .


73 de Jim, N2EY

I have seen AOL recently and Win XP and there is becoming a striking
similarity to the two.......



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In article , Mike Coslo

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N2EY wrote:
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Lots of QRM, Jim! QRP computer?

AOL trouble. Apparently fixed now.

AOL can't be fixed . . .


73 de Jim, N2EY

"Ryan, KC8PMX" wrote in message ...
I have seen AOL recently and Win XP and there is becoming a striking
similarity to the two.......

Perfect combination, XP is another one which can't be fixed. I figger
I'll be running Win2K, Internet Exploder 6 and Eudora 5.3 for another
15 years.

Or until Torvald and the Penquin . . .

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