-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Attn: GMan - Re: " Bloated Inbox "

Teri,
    I know I'm late with getting back to you on this, but I have to tell you 
that ALL of us tech-heads at one time or another did something that seemed 
like a good idea at the time and suffered the consequences.  I've been 
teaching one topic or another for about as long as I can remember and the 
one thing that stands out as the most valuable lesson is the idea that 
making mistakes and recovering from it will teach you a thousand times more 
than reading it in a book.  I can't begin to tell you how many installations 
I've hosed by trying something that, in retrospect, I shouldn't have done.

    I now have everything of importance on partitions or drives OTHER than 
the one with my operating system.  If I 'accidentally' destroy Windows, none 
of my 'stuff' will be harmed. (I'll discuss this idea in much greater detail 
in my next tutorial)       :O)

Peace,
GMan

"The only dumb questions are the ones that are never asked!"

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Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: Attn: GMan - Re: " Bloated Inbox "


> Hiya GMan ... I just received your follow up on the apprehension`s that I 
> had with deleting the DBX file`s .
> I guess I am just overly concerned about changing any of my setting`s in 
> Windows .
>
> When I first started out back in 1998 I did something that I thought was a 
> good idea at the time and it crashed my system ( Windows 98 ) ... and it 
> took everything with it ( groan ) .
>
> I`m not going to admit to what I did because I was a newbe and kind of 
> unaware of what Windows would allow and what it would not tolerate .
>
> Anway`s ... thank`s to everyone for all of the help .
>
> Terissa Lee 

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