nunja
Thu Jun 24 18:45:21 CDT 2004
I never said I had the answer for him, I was just adressing the fact that
the very first response he gets boils down to "sucks to be you". I guess
you didn't catch the fact that I didn't bash the guy for asking a question.
How is my statement blatently inacurrate? You know just as well as everyone
else that no one has ever gotten a helpful response without first receiving
criticism. If you say I am wrong about this, then you are a liar.
My congratulations to Andy from Microsoft! I covered this by adding the
(assuming someone...) and by not refering to the entire newsgroup, but as
"most" and "almost all" refering to those that would rather put someone down
then to share their knowledge. One of the reasons for my post was to light
a fire under all of us because I know how prideful a lot of you are, and
would prove that you could answer Matthew. JaR, you did that. Good job.
"JaR" <plentespam@nospamsofthome.net> wrote in message
news:O3ttGzjWEHA.1128@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> nunja@business.com wrote:
> >
> > As you can tell by most of the responses (assuming someone might
actually
> > help you out after this post) Almost all of the subscribers of this
> > newsgroup have nothing else better to do then to make fun of your
situation.
> > Don't depend on this as your only source for knowledge because the
> > conversation will turn into how someone owes someone else a keyboard
with an
> > ever predictable "lol..."
> >
> > MCSE Papers,
> >
> > If you can't help then don't bother posting.
>
> His question was answered, dolt. By Andy from Microsoft. As far as I can
> see, the only contribution you made that was accurate was; "Don't depend
> on this as your only source for knowledge".
>
> >
> > Real MCSE,
> >
> > Let's help the guy out. (than again it might take to long to get off
your
> > horses)
> >
>
> Okay Mr. "Real MCSE" let's hear your sage words of wisdom for the OP. Or
> can't you help? Then why did _you_ bother posting. With a blatently
> inacccurate statement at that?
>
> And by the way. To the OP: There are indeed CBT's out there for you.
> I've never used them, however, which is why I can't say much about their
> pros & cons. If you are intending to migrate from NT4 to 2003, however,
> you really need to set up a test lab to thoroughly check everything in
> your system before you go live.
>
> That'll be $.02, please.
>
> JaR
> MCNGP #22
>