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kev7555 · 07-03-2004, 09:53 PM

Ah, yes! I do a lot of my surfing late at night and i often forget about the differences in time zones. I'll try to start getting on during the day a bit earlier when there are more folks available.

One of the things I like most about visiting here is the quick responses. I certainly can not state that help is hard to find here. It always seems readily available. I'll take your advise and go search the library for some reference material. That was a VERY helpful option when I first began learning about DOS. I was lucky enough to find a detailed book on the subject at a thrift store for $2.00

Thaks again Bigandy. You and many others here have been extremely valuable sources of help and info. I'll try not to ask too many redundant questions although (as mentioned before) between the active threads and the archives there is just a LOT of material to weed through when investigating any particular problem.

I'm certainly here to stay and I hope y'all will be patient with me as I progress.

-Kev

07-03-2004, 09:53 PM	#4
kev7555 brewer, mostly... Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Laying on the floor, in the brewery Posts: 1,315	eastern time Ah, yes! I do a lot of my surfing late at night and i often forget about the differences in time zones. I'll try to start getting on during the day a bit earlier when there are more folks available. One of the things I like most about visiting here is the quick responses. I certainly can not state that help is hard to find here. It always seems readily available. I'll take your advise and go search the library for some reference material. That was a VERY helpful option when I first began learning about DOS. I was lucky enough to find a detailed book on the subject at a thrift store for $2.00 Thaks again Bigandy. You and many others here have been extremely valuable sources of help and info. I'll try not to ask too many redundant questions although (as mentioned before) between the active threads and the archives there is just a LOT of material to weed through when investigating any particular problem. I'm certainly here to stay and I hope y'all will be patient with me as I progress. -Kev __________________ Symantec-free zone. To stay malware free: AVG antivirus/antispyware, Malwarebytes anti malware, Commodo Pro free firewall, ccleaner, Windows updates. or.... just install Linux Too many computers in this house to list. They are all my builds, some AMD some Intel...