Security Settings/ActiveX Controls - PING Noel or Mike M

lol As I have already met up with him twice I know he is a perfect
gentleman, now you on the other hand vbg&rvvf
Joan

Ahh! Ahhh!! Moi! MOI! I should have known better than to leave you to
your own devices.....or should that be just vices..... ;o)) exit...stage
left

.......hmm....eh.......that was right......I think.....it should have been
exit...stage left

....oops!!....(trap door)
v
v
v
v
(splat!!!)

Jan


Jan

Jan Il wrote:

Picture this....come Sept. 28th......Noel and I at the MS Summit at
the same time....

I shall leave you to your own thoughts........;o))


Jan

Jan asked :-

.... Are you going to be there as well?

No, Jan. - I'm just a mere mortal.

You will be missed, mortal..... :-)

Jan

......
which makes me a mongrel at best

'k.......are you from Outer....or Inner... ? I hear the desert there is
really big....

Jan


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"Jan Il" wrote in message
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You and I are going to have to have some *serious* discussions (over
ice-cream sherbets), assuming I make it to Seattle!!


?....?....*serious*......discussions......??...... you..... and
I?........'you' think this is possible?

Ahmmm....do I get to pick my ice cream sherbet first....??? I promise
not to drool down the back of your neck....

You really must make it to Seattle....it may well be the only time I will
be able to pick on each other in person.......given that we can
understand each other! Me and my Southern drawl, and you and you Welsh
accent.. I shall send you a booklet called 'How To Talk Southern' so
that you can translate.....vbg

Jan

PS...you may have noticed that I have deleted the other group at this
point......as they may not totally understand the history of the 'ice
cream' part as the folks here do. ;o)

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"Jan Il" wrote in message
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" moves to front of ice-cream queue


LOL!!! No fair!

Jan
MS MVP - IE/OE

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"Jan Il" wrote in message
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Nah - that was head-on-wall!


Ahh...yes...sinuses acting up a bit lately.....missed the hollow
sound...gd&rvvf

Jan
MS MVP - IE/OE

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"Jan Il" wrote in message
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"Mart" wrote in message
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NP's Jan, - will probably visit SR when we've tamed Norton g

I'll speak later.

Yes....Norton was not metioned at the beginning, so I didn't know
about that until now. It does put a different light into the
mix....a black light as it may be. However, not many users realize
what most things Norton can do to ME, or even any of the other OS's
for that matter, but, especially ME.

I thought Noel handled it quite well.....although...I swear I heard
that familiar rapid foot tapping in the background... g

Jan

ROFL
Joan

Jan Il wrote:

Ahh! Ahhh!! Moi! MOI! I should have known better than to leave
you to your own devices.....or should that be just vices..... ;o))
exit...stage left

......hmm....eh.......that was right......I think.....it should have
been exit...stage left

...oops!!....(trap door)
v
v
v
v
(splat!!!)

Jan

ROFL
Nice one Jan g
Joan


Jan Il wrote:

'k.......are you from Outer....or Inner... ? I hear the desert there
is really big....

Jan

I arst fur dat wun!g

believe me - the variations in the 'English Language' are broader here in
the UK than they are in the US, although the actual pronunciation variants
may be less extreme.

I reckon to be some kinda mid-anglic pratt on a good day, and varying
between broad Glaswegian and Oxford when in my cups.... take your pick!


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"Jan Il" wrote in message
...
.....
which makes me a mongrel at best

'k.......are you from Outer....or Inner... ? I hear the desert there is
really big....

Jan

Noel Paton wrote:
I arst fur dat wun!g

believe me - the variations in the 'English Language' are broader here in
the UK than they are in the US, although the actual pronunciation variants
may be less extreme.

I reckon to be some kinda mid-anglic pratt on a good day, and varying
between broad Glaswegian and Oxford when in my cups.... take your pick!


so I'm not the only one in the world who does that, eh (newfie &
quebecois come out the more alcohol goes in... and I'm not even slightly
related to either)


Rick

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"Rick T" wrote in message
...
Noel Paton wrote:
I arst fur dat wun!g

believe me - the variations in the 'English Language' are broader here in
the UK than they are in the US, although the actual pronunciation
variants may be less extreme.

I reckon to be some kinda mid-anglic pratt on a good day, and varying
between broad Glaswegian and Oxford when in my cups.... take your pick!


so I'm not the only one in the world who does that, eh (newfie & quebecois
come out the more alcohol goes in... and I'm not even slightly related to
either)


Rick

"Noel Paton" wrote in message
...
I arst fur dat wun!g

believe me - the variations in the 'English Language' are broader here in
the UK than they are in the US, although the actual pronunciation variants
may be less extreme.

I reckon to be some kinda mid-anglic pratt on a good day, and varying
between broad Glaswegian and Oxford when in my cups.... take your pick!

.....ah yes....you Europeans are so....so......diverse (searches M-W
Thesaurus ......ok), urus
ya never know.

Being French/Indian, it makes things much simpler...(???? ......).


And....you know what they say about liquor and Indians.


.......on the other hand........there is the French side..... ;o)

Jan



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"Jan Il" wrote in message
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.....
which makes me a mongrel at best

'k.......are you from Outer....or Inner... ? I hear the desert there is
really big....

Jan

Though a little blearly-eyed from all of this, I'm almost back in business.
I've got the Me system up now but I'm receiving the following errors:

(1) Outlook Express: a. Outlook Express could not be started. The
application was unable to open the OE message store. Your computer may be out
of memory or your disk is full. Contact MS Support for further assistance.
(0X80040154); b. Outlook Express could not be started because MSDE.DLL could
not be initiated. OE may not be installed correctly.

(2) Shut Down Problems Still Exist. Monitor shuts down, but system does not.
Monitor comes back on within 10 minutes with a striped orange/black screen.
You cannot contol-alt-del. I have to turn off the system manually.

(3) My Documents: I tried to open a document. error: This file does not have
a program associated with it for performing this action. Create an
association in the Folders Options control panel.

(4) Microsoft Word: error: Microsoft Word has not been installed for the
current user. Please run setup to install this application.

(5) Microsoft Excel: error: Excel has not been installed for the current
user. Please run setup to install the application.

(6) Microsoft Help and Support: error: The application is busy.

(7) MS Office XP Setup: I ran setup and checked to install all options. 14GB
available. error: Error 1919, Error configuring ODBC data source: MS Access
Database, ODBC error 13: Could not load the setup or translator library.
Verify that the file MS Access Database exists and that you can access it.
Quit installation.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations.
mph170