robb said:
I recently fired real player and quicktime player, and installed
instead real alternative and quicktime alternative. I would like to
see when they are updated. Is there an updater for them available?
NB I cannot get filehippo updater, it always tells me the file
is broken. I can secunia updater and notghing was listed. I would
still like to get notices about updates for real alternative and
quicktime alternative.
Is there a publication like C-net or something that will send out
the updates as per above?
ADVISE ON ALL OF THIS PLEASE.
Olórin said:
And to be honest, this is an XP forum where volunteers help when
they can. Shouting orders on an off-topic subject ain't gonna make
many of us want to put pen to paper...
SORRY OLORIN, I AM DISABLED AND ALSO I FORGOT TO TURN DOWN THE
VOLUME. NO OFFENCE!
Shenan said:
While I don't see what the point of Olórin's response was - as it
provided no assistance to you as the OP - I do have to also wonder
about your response...
What does being disabled have to do with typing in all upper case
lettering? Are you saying that not only should everyone on the
Internet should know from your post that you are disabled in some
fashion, but that because you are disabled, you should be treated
differently than anyone else posting on these newsgroups?
I'm curious.
Entire Conversation:
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...68ea81c3867/8f43e8f501017e8a#8f43e8f501017e8a
Olórin said:
No direct assistance on the problem at hand, no, I'll grant that.
Is that essential though? If my reply helps the OP post a more
well-crafted question in future, one more likely to get replies,
surely that's enough of a point?
If it is enough for you - it is enough for you.
That doesn't mean *I* will see it that way.
In this case - in particular - the OP only had one section - the last -
where all upper case lettering was utilized. Everything else was properly
formed - punctuation and all (perhaps not 100% correct - but not horribly
formatted.) This was certainly not the worst case I had seen in the last
three minutes even of poor posting techniques. Yet - out of all the ones in
the newsgroups that you could have responded to - you chose this one and you
didn't bother to provide any actual advice on the problem at hand - which
was described in a calm and well-crafted manner.
If one had to describe the final sentence - the only 'not-so-well-crafted'
part, really - "ADVISE ON ALL OF THIS PLEASE." sounds more like a desperate
plea and not, "Shouting orders..." to me. It's a matter of comprehension
and interpretation, I suppose.
Off-subjet, I'll grant that. Of course in a newsgroup titled,
"WindowsXP.NewUsers", likely 75% of the subjects are off-subject here. And
in the "WindowsXP.Help_and_support" newsgroup, because of a misunderstanding
of the purpose originally intended for that newsgroup - likely 95%+ are
off-subject there. ;-)