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You are amusing: Yes, all of your posts do need a translator who "talks kid-speak" because they are full of it, including but not limited to: spelling mistakes, bad grammar, and poorly constructed sentences with no meaning. Here is a perfect example of your excellent writing:

ANd then MS when has done REALY NOTHING it just does a "demo"

Even though I have somehow managed to complete university computer science, mathematics, applied mathematics and science, your trite posts are painful to try to understand and read. In all your posts you are so quick to insult anyone who happens to see things from a different point of view to your own. What is it that you actually do? I would venture to guess that you are a lowly qualified and poorly paid network administrator or a young, know-it-all, frustrated kid with nothing to do but vent all day.

But no you are right. There are no non-beta versions of any MS software. MS is not a serious company. I am sure there must be some new way to judge what a "serious company" or "complete software" is, at least in the eyes of opinionated and misguided youngsters such as yourself. It's strange how millions around the world manage to use the apparently incomplete versions of products such as Visual Studio, Visio, Powerpoint, Excel, Word, Project etc. to do their work quite effectively. Perhaps you need to warn them they are using demo's or beta versions?

Instability? Please define instability. Win 3.1, Win 95, 98: yes. Win NT, 2k Pro and XP: I would beg to differ using my real world experience.

Your hatred of MS blinds you and your posts show the world how fatuous and what an imbecile you really are. You seem to think I am defending them, which I most certainly am I not. I am trying to show you a different, more neutral point of view but trying to have a debate with you is like talking to a wall; a pointless waste of time.

Regards,; Posted by: the_seb Posted on: 08/16/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use