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MattG said:
It really is. I have to uninstall Norton 2003 first which often comes up in some sort of error so I have to use another tool from Symantec's site to completely remove it. Then I go abouts trying to install Symantec 10 which again, often results in an error (mostly due to the fact that 2003 isn't completely removed) so it only half-installs, littering up the registry and the rest of the hard drive and of course it doesn't show up in Add/Remove programs because the install was fracked, I have to manually go through the registry and delete the keys themselves. Apparently this is a popular problem since Symantec has a support document detailing how to do it.
It eventually works, after hours of tweaking and troubleshooting but its such a pain in the ass, I wonder why its even worth it. Now I'm trying to fix the MS Publisher install because somehow in the process of installing/removing/reinstalling all this crap it got screwed up. How I don't know since I haven't touched Publisher and didn't see anything that referenced it anywhere.
san antonio, tx (well, technically castle hills, a city of 4k people surrounded by san antonio)
my location in my profile refers to the "fig tree" metaphor in "the bell jar"
my location in my profile refers to the "fig tree" metaphor in "the bell jar"
devilot said:
Thats what i'm talking about
.............i needed to hear someone having a good time...i just got my *beep* handed to me over the phone(angry customer)...yup this is the life.Bless
NJ, pretty much at the edge of were people stopped having homes..behind me its trees until the beach(minus some coastline homes)
2nyRiggz said:Thats what i'm talking about
It's all very G-rated, we just went out for lunch at this cozy little Greek restaurant, he's still in the process of completing a final paper (research proposal). That said, sorry to hear that you've got to deal w/ frustrated customers.
Oh it is.mactastic said:
It's a gorgeous sunny day here w/ a slight breeze so it doesn't feel too warm at all. Sigh. So nice...
I am at my desk witing to go home in Calgary, Alberta. It IS raining here, too bad 'cause i wanted to cut my grass.
Washington, DC. But for the fact that our windows are that safety type that open a little at a small angle, if I looked to the left out the windows, I'd see the White House 2 blocks away. But, I'm also studying for the bar. That means no wasting time on things like that.
Right now I'm sitting on my bed/in my room in Cedar Mill (right outside Portland) ripping DVDs, figuring out my new 5g Ipod, figuring out my new RAZR (its been a busy few shopping days), packing for the World Cup, and sorting through old school papers. I am really good at multi-tasking.
emw said:
Well, there is not a whole lot to see in the city, but it is a nice place to live out here in the suburbs/countryside.