[H-GEN] Mozilla, style sheets, and Microsoft's knowledge base
Sandra Milne
silne at optusnet.com.au
Sat Nov 16 17:36:04 EST 2002
At 07:25 17/11/2002 +1000, you wrote:
>But a legal copy of windows nevertheless. It is a form of windows
>called a "recovery disc" and every computer MUST have one. It has NEVER
>been legal to sell a windows box without an original OS disc, whatever
>form it takes. Microsoft prosecutes almost weekly, those who sell
>computers that are "preloaded" but without the accompanying original
>recovery or oem disc.
I wish I had known this in 1995 when my dad purchased a computer for me
that had windohs 3.11 for workgroups installed, but no original disks and
no certificate of authenticity. When the hard drive nuked itself 2 years
later, I had to settle for the (now) spare copies of dos 6.22 windohs 3.1
my father had lying around as he'd upgraded to windohs 95.
BTW that's the only time I ever got the same windohs installation to last 2
years. Mainly because of hardware problems and upgrades, but not solely. I
was proud though that I once got the same WinME installation to last 6
months before it became unbootable. ;-)
We now return you to your regularly scheduled On-Topicness.
Sandra.
silne at optusnet.com.au
http://members.optushome.com.au/silne
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