- Download message, what's it on about ???
- Posted by fredcromer on June 20th, 2004
When I try and download stuff from online, I keep getting this message,:"You
must click yes in the Security Window",..this has only been happening for 2
days, and it's never asked me before..has anyone got any idea why it's
bringing up this message ?? BTW, I'm only downloading a screensaver and say
some 'emoticons', which i've never had any probs with in past.
Could this be owt to do with the fact that to get some memory back, in
Settings,..'Add/Remove programs', I deleted the Networking option, as I
don't use more than this PC, and I still can browse internet without
anything changing, apart from this new message, but i'm sure this will not
be the reason, so can someone tell me what the YES button in the SECURITY
WINDOW message is all about please...???.....
All the Best....FRED C
- Posted by fredcromer on June 20th, 2004
Well then BOZO, bin me you fag moron MF!!!!
- Posted by ICee on June 20th, 2004
fredcromer wrote:
Continually posting about the same problem is a great way to enter
someone's bozo bin. Did you read the response to your original post?
If not, do so; if yes, respond in that thread.
- Posted by ICee on June 20th, 2004
fredcromer wrote:
See my reply in your other thread.
- Posted by Toolman Tim on June 20th, 2004
"fredcromer" <fred@carpcaughtandnospamplease> wrote in message
news:40d5d5f4$1_1@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com
Fred, Fred, Fred...that was totally uncalled for.
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- Posted by Ionizer on June 20th, 2004
"fredcromer" <fred@carpcaughtandnospamplease> wrote in message
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Dear Fred:
You are a self-confessed newcomer to the wonderful world of computing and,
by extension, to Usenet. You should really try to pay attention to
feedback from others regarding proper netiquette, and you should certainly
never be rude. If you ignore comments from others about such things as
repeatedly starting new threads on the same topic, etc., and then follow
up with a rude response, the sky will not fall by any means. But you will
find that your future questions mysteriously begin to generate very few
responses, if any. That's because the people who could have helped you
never even saw your question in the first place, having plonked you long
ago.
Do you know what "plonk" means? Really?
I say and ask this in order to be helpful to you.
Regards,
Ian.
- Posted by Alexander Rogge on June 20th, 2004
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- Posted by °Mike° on June 20th, 2004
I think I'll add you, as well. Jeez, what a moron.
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fredcromer scrawled:
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