oopsie...
In case you tuned in to the blog yesterday and noticed that i found the thing on Sealand and the fishbowls so interesting that I posted the links for a total of six times... That was a glitch. Page wouldn't load where it says "your blog has been published" when i clicked submit button. After 6 trys I finally just said bugger it I'll fix it tomorrow. I don't bother to check the blog itself since I haven't posted anything.
Then today when I reposted the post and checked the blog there were six posts of the same thing.
What I think happened was that i had a firefox extension that allows you to allow cookies by just hitting Ctrl + C while on that site. I forgot I had just installed that for some reason. Anywho after I disabled it today blogger is working fine.
I'm not sure who I'm angrier with Dell or Corel
So we got a new Dell laptop for "the business" last year with the whole office productivity thing, Where they install quicken and wordperfect and a couple other things. Anywho we finally got around to transferring all the files from the old computer (which was running windows 95 and wordperfect 6) to the inspirion 8500 which was running XP Pro and wordperfect 10 (supposedly). Little known fact, when a business is around for awhile you get a bunch of text files that get saved in one giant mess. But that's not a problem since wordperfect 6 had a nice handy-dandy search button.
So the first time the owner goes to look for a word document she looks for the search button. No search Button.
I try looking around.
No bloody search button.
They're a crapload of other buttons that do useless things like linking to Corel's website among other crap but no search.
I figure they just hid it under a menu. But I can't find it anywhere. Try using open file and using search button there. (search button was also located there in ver 6 and it well designed and had other nice features) Nope.
Instead I get a crappy IE file view with no search function and no helpfulness. It takes me five minutes just to get the preview pane to work properly.
Finally I go into help topics and type "search" and it tells me the search button is a completely different program. So okay I think that's stupid but whatever. I navigate to start/programfiles/ wordperfect office 2002 but there's no search program.
NONE!
apparently Dell doesn't install a full version of its programs. Because they did the same thing with quicken. Pre-Installed is only for NEW Quicken users. Old ones have to buy it again. But that's another story for another time.
Finally we just hook up the old win 95 computer and use the search function on wordperfect 6 to find the file.
I'm going to test out OpenOffice.Org tomorrow.