Windows Help Missing

[Guest Molly]

HoKay, I corrected the missing Display, the missing mouse.... but

somehow I thought that the Windows Help directory would reappear.

 

Sigh,

Molly

 

who thanks you people, even if you cannot stand another question!

[Guest Unknown]

Re: Windows Help Missing

 

In control panel--administrative tools--services----------is help and

support set to automatic?

"Molly" <Molly_Bloom@comcast.net> wrote in message

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> HoKay, I corrected the missing Display, the missing mouse.... but

> somehow I thought that the Windows Help directory would reappear.

>

> Sigh,

> Molly

>

> who thanks you people, even if you cannot stand another question!

[Guest Molly]

Re: Windows Help Missing

 

Unfortunately, yes. Gosh, some of you people know this program inside

out, or are sitting there with a tech manual, or both.

 

But in this case I came up blank. It is enabled. Most of the

problems I have had have come about from using tweakui... and come to

think of it, wonder if there is a setting in there, and deleting

double folders at 3AM. A verryy bad idea.

 

Thanks for the try,

Molly

>In control panel--administrative tools--services----------is help and

>support set to automatic?

>"Molly" <Molly_Bloom@comcast.net> wrote in message

>news:jjie94danf2vpdmrjrkgjom1ord2hivam0@4ax.com...

>> HoKay, I corrected the missing Display, the missing mouse.... but

>> somehow I thought that the Windows Help directory would reappear.

>>

>> Sigh,

>> Molly

>>

>> who thanks you people, even if you cannot stand another question!

>

[Guest HeyBub]

Re: Windows Help Missing

 

Molly wrote:

> Unfortunately, yes. Gosh, some of you people know this program inside

> out, or are sitting there with a tech manual, or both.

>

 

Nah, we're all males, ages nine to sixteen. It's a guy thing.

 

I recall a story about a single woman living in a New York apartment. She

made friends with a single guy on another floor and whenever she had a

repair job around the house, she'd trade him a home-cooked meal for a fix.

The mental conversations went like this:

 

She: "He's a miracle worker. He puts up a towel rack so it won't fall down

and all I have to do is throw a couple of extra potatoes in the pot!"

 

He: "She's a miracle worker. I get a wonderful rack-of-lamb dinner in

exchange for a couple of thirty-five cent bolts!"

 

Then they had sex.

[Guest Molly]

Re: Windows Help Missing

 

Bet you actually think that is funny. Wish you could reverse places

and know how years of groping comments and hands can wear you down.

Sounds funny now but it wouldn't after awhile. Just gets nauseatingly

dull, and sad.

 

Molly

 

 

On Mon, 4 Aug 2008 19:57:12 -0500, "HeyBub" <heybub@gmail.com> wrote:

>Molly wrote:

>> Unfortunately, yes. Gosh, some of you people know this program inside

>> out, or are sitting there with a tech manual, or both.

>>

>

>Nah, we're all males, ages nine to sixteen. It's a guy thing.

>

>I recall a story about a single woman living in a New York apartment. She

>made friends with a single guy on another floor and whenever she had a

>repair job around the house, she'd trade him a home-cooked meal for a fix.

>The mental conversations went like this:

>

>She: "He's a miracle worker. He puts up a towel rack so it won't fall down

>and all I have to do is throw a couple of extra potatoes in the pot!"

>

>He: "She's a miracle worker. I get a wonderful rack-of-lamb dinner in

>exchange for a couple of thirty-five cent bolts!"

>

>Then they had sex.

>

[Guest Unknown]

Re: Windows Help Missing

 

Where is 'help' missing from????

"Molly" <Molly_Bloom@comcast.net> wrote in message

news:33ue94dvikeffsj625o9ku6buoabhlqh11@4ax.com...

> Unfortunately, yes. Gosh, some of you people know this program inside

> out, or are sitting there with a tech manual, or both.

>

> But in this case I came up blank. It is enabled. Most of the

> problems I have had have come about from using tweakui... and come to

> think of it, wonder if there is a setting in there, and deleting

> double folders at 3AM. A verryy bad idea.

>

> Thanks for the try,

> Molly

>

>>In control panel--administrative tools--services----------is help and

>>support set to automatic?

>>"Molly" <Molly_Bloom@comcast.net> wrote in message

>>news:jjie94danf2vpdmrjrkgjom1ord2hivam0@4ax.com...

>>> HoKay, I corrected the missing Display, the missing mouse.... but

>>> somehow I thought that the Windows Help directory would reappear.

>>>

>>> Sigh,

>>> Molly

>>>

>>> who thanks you people, even if you cannot stand another question!

>>

[Guest Nightowl]

Re: Windows Help Missing

 

HeyBub <heybub@gmail.com> wrote on Mon, 4 Aug 2008:

>Nah, we're all males, ages nine to sixteen. It's a guy thing.

 

Really? I was a 50-year-old woman last time I checked. I know a hell of

a lot more about computers than I do about cooking and I don't consider

knowledge of *any* subject a "guy thing" (or "girl thing", for that

matter).

 

Sad to see the old stereotypes are still around.

--

Nightowl