Security Update Cd Expires. Keep Your files backed up.

"Greg R" wrote in message
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On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 17:02:59 -0000, "Shane"
wrote:

Why would I look in a 98 ng when you posted to the ME one I'm reading?
I'd
have to be crazy.

The expired part is the Security Advisor - which makes perfect sense. The
update itself runs, just not via the .hta.


Shane


First, I never said the whole cd expires. I even added that you can
manual install the updates.

I am not just posting to the ME group.

I did what called a multi-group posting. I think people should be
aware that on some systems that the control.htm will expire.

I can't be bothered, Greg. Since you appeared here claiming someone was
accusing you of being Greg H. it's been one long escapade on the borderline
of sanity.


Shane

Shane,
You got the wrong Greg shane. I am Greg R not the other Greg he has
been long gone. Make yourself look like an idiot.

Dan,
I was doing a correction and made a couple of mistakes. I notice
another mistake in the correction. I cancelled those post.
I was not spamming. I will just leave my mistake in now.

Greg R

Okay, thanks.

"Greg R" wrote in message
news : Shane,
: You got the wrong Greg shane. I am Greg R not the other Greg he has
: been long gone. Make yourself look like an idiot.
:
: Dan,
: I was doing a correction and made a couple of mistakes. I notice
: another mistake in the correction. I cancelled those post.
: I was not spamming. I will just leave my mistake in now.
:
: Greg R
:
:

I know I'm perpetuating it but is all this crossposting necessary, guys?
--
~PA Bear

"PA Bear" wrote in message
...
I know I'm perpetuating it but is all this crossposting necessary, guys?
--
~PA Bear

The updates on the CD are for Microsoft®

Windows® 98
Windows Me
Windows 2000 and
Windows XP operating systems.

It is posted to the groups that a discussion
about the CD would seem to be relevant to

microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion
microsoft.public.windowsme.general
microsoft.public.win2000.general
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

Who do you want to drop? And why?

What is the problem with occasional communication
with users of other operating Systems about a common issue?