[Greg Maxey[_2_]]

Terry,

Oh. Then perhaps his insult is also directed at the Irish Americans and
some of their relatives back home.


Terry Farrell wrote:
Globulin777 is Irish and a very poor advert for them.

Terry

"Greg Maxey" wrote in
message ...
What land to you hail from Globulin777? You would insult an entire
nation because you don't like the comments of a few. Would be
interested to know if your country is one of those that the loud and
rude Americans have rescued from starvation, oppression, occupation
or some other malady at one point or another. Good luck finding the
answer to your question. It is beginning to look like you are not
going to find it here. Globulin777 wrote:
Here is some news for you.... Americans are considered just the same
as UPPERCASE.... i.e. Loud and Rude, but generally speaking we don't
pontificate to them, but in your case I am making an exception.

Cheerio......

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

The wording on signs is usually not complete paragraphs but just
short phrases. Readability studies have shown that text in all caps
is more difficult to read. In any case, uppercase in newsgroup
posts is considered shouting and is deemed rude. It isn't that we
can't read a post in all caps but that many may not bother because
it's too much trouble.

Consider that you are the one with the problem; we are the ones who
may be able to offer help. Post on your own terms if you like. If
you want help, however, you might want to consider the advice we
offer wrt posting etiquette.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Globulin777" wrote in
message ...
How did you get to be a Microsoft MVP if you cannot read writing
which has been written in uppercase.
I presume you can read the various signs around your hometown
which are written in uppercase, or do you get the shops to change
them for you.
Get a life..........

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

Please retype in the correct case.

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"GLOBULIN777" wrote in
message
...
.doc is not a valid Win32 application

THE ABOVE IS AN ERROR MESSAGE I RECEIVE WHEN I TRY TO OPEN (BY
DOUBLE CLICKING) A WORD 2003 DOCUMENT USING WORD 2007.
I CAN OPEN THE 2003 WORD DOCUMENT FROM WITHIN THE MICROSOFT
OFFICE WORD 2007
PROGRAMME BUT THIS IS MUCH MORE CUMBERSOME THAN OPENING THE 2003
WORD DOCUMENT JUST BY DOUBLE CLICKING ON ITS ICON, WHICH IS WHAT
I WANT TO BE
ABLE
TO DO.
i TRY TO SET THE FILE ASSOCIATION FOR THE DOCUMENT TO WORD 2007
BUT I CANNOT
AS WHEN I TRY TO DO THIS WORD 2007 IS NOT AVAILABLE AS A
PROGRAMME IN THE
FILE ASSOCIATION LIST, EVEN IF I BROWSE AND MANUALLY TRY TO
INSERT WORD 2007
INTO THE LIST OF PROGRAMS FOR FILE ASSOCIATION IT WILL NOT
APPEAR IN THE
LIST
OF PROGRAMMES.
I ALSO TRIED A REPAIR FROM WITHIN THE CONTROL PANEL AND THIS DID
NOT WORK.
WHAT IS MOST ANNOYING IS THAT I INSTALLED OFFICE 2007 ONTO
ANOTHER PC RUNNING VISTA PREMIUM AND IT WORKS FINE BUT ON MY PC
RUNNING VISTA BASIC,
WORD 2007 REFUSES TO OPEN ANY 2003 DOCUMENTS BY DOUBLE CLICKING
ON THEM.
ANY HELP APPRECIATED AS I CANNOT FIND AN ANSWER ANYWHERE.....
THANKS IN ADVANCE

--
Greg Maxey - Word MVP

My web site http://gregmaxey.mvps.org
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org

McCain/Palin '08 !!!

--
Greg Maxey - Word MVP

My web site http://gregmaxey.mvps.org
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org

McCain/Palin '08 !!!