windows installer

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michel 22

Anglais
hello,
when I click on the icon of Norton it displays a window "Windows Intaller"
and
would display then {preparing} {to} {install} and impossible to break Norton
thank you for your answers
MG

Français
bonjour,
quand je clique sur l'icone de norton il s'affiche une fenêtre "windows
intaller" et s'affiche alors
preparing to install et impossible d'ouvrir norton
merci de vos réponses
MG
 
when I click on the icon of Norton it displays a window "Windows Intaller"
and
would display then {preparing} {to} {install} and impossible to break Norton
thank you for your answers
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Did you eat paint chips as a kid? The "icon" on your desktop is the
install application. Thus if you click it, it installs.

I'm not sure what you mean by "break" Norton. In fact, I doubt anyone
does.
 
Quoth the raven Bill:
Did you eat paint chips as a kid?
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Probably not. Probably English is not his first language either. I
notice you didn't answer the French portion.
The "icon" on your desktop is the install application. Thus if you
click it, it installs.

I'm not sure what you mean by "break" Norton. In fact, I doubt
anyone does.
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I would assume it means to stop the running of the installation. A
Norton user would have to answer that.
 
I would assume it means to stop the running of the installation. A
Norton user would have to answer that.
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Not really. If he is using XP he can hit ctrl alt del and stop
whatever program is running. However, if he can't even figure out
what's on his desktop he may as well just box the ****ing computer up
and get an abacus.
 
Quoth the raven Bill:
Not really. If he is using XP he can hit ctrl alt del and stop
whatever program is running.
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He could do that with Windows 95 as well.
However, if he can't even figure out what's on his desktop he may
as well just box the ****ing computer up and get an abacus.
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Maybe he is someone's grandfather and is new to computers. My 85 year
old mother asks questions like that. I don't tell her to box up the
****ing computer, though.
 
Maybe he is someone's grandfather and is new to computers. My 85 year
old mother asks questions like that. I don't tell her to box up the
****ing computer, though.
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Well, you need to tell her to get off her ass, quit playing with the
computer and go bake us some cookies.
 
Not really. If he is using XP he can hit ctrl alt del and stop
whatever program is running. However, if he can't even figure out
what's on his desktop he may as well just box the ****ing computer up
and get an abacus.
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****ing ignorant Yank. He knows whats on his desktop but as he's
French, you dumb illiterate halfbreed redneck, wording it in technical
english terms is a bit difficult for him.
 
Quoth the raven Bill:


He could do that with Windows 95 as well.


Maybe he is someone's grandfather and is new to computers.
My 85 year old mother asks questions like that. I don't
tell her to box up the ****ing computer, though.
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Man, I love the way your keep a straight face. :-)))

J
 
Quoth the raven (e-mail address removed):
Man, I love the way your keep a straight face. :-)))
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It's called diplomacy. My mother taught me that.

She would bake cookies and say ...
 
Beauregard T. Shagnasty said:
Quoth the raven (e-mail address removed):


It's called diplomacy. My mother taught me that.

She would bake cookies and say ...
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Wash that nasty young man's mouth out with Sunlight soap.......and then you
can have either chocolate chip cookies or ginger snaps, my darling son.

Heather 8-)))
 
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