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More of you have kindly come forward with the "Turbo Switch" answer to my
computer problem. It's now working beautifully. Yes, it's an older
machine-- ancient perhaps 5yrs old. As long as it performs the necessary
operations, I'll keep it. After all, I do have a new Compaq Presario
with all its attendant bells and whistles in Win 95 style. But, the
updated Prime-line and Nirvana programs just aren't worth the trouble to
operate. Their "chat lines" and web sites are attractive but
impractical "billboards". Consequently, I find myself spending less time
with the frustrating "up-dates" and more with the faithful , easier to
comprehend programs on my ancient computer. Yes, I realize I'm revealing
my incompetence, but it's also something the Programming Gurus should
consider. Is your new (only $200} update User-Friendly or not? How's
your RETURN RATE doing--pretty high? How good is your TUTORIAL? Ever
think about producing a video for an extra $50-75 to accompany your
latest dream-child? A lot of us old guys are reluctant to changes, but
maybe we should be more demanding before parting with our hard-earned
dollars for the new kid on the block. Once again-- thank you very much
for your helpful suggestions and for letting me bend your ears in the
process. T.C.
On Sat, 5 Jul 97 07:57 BST-1 dragondrop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Mr. Malcolm
Smith) writes:
>In-Reply-To: <19970704.103900.5039.0.tvk2@xxxxxxxx>
>
>Thurl,
>
>My first question is; how old is your machine? If it's an ancient
>model there is every possibility that the Turbo button has been
>pushed...
>
>Is the speed thing DOS or Windows or both? What, apart from a God, is
>
>/Juno/?
>
>Malc
>
>Malcolm Smith, Dragon Drop Limited
> http://www3.mistral.co.uk/dragondrop/
>
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