Bring back help manual; online articles irrelevant to help sought.

[Disgruntled]

When I want discussion, I go to Yahoo and spend time in my Harry Potter or
Peter Lorre groups. How many out there thought that sending a suggestion
meant that *Microsoft* would actually look at the suggestion? What are
*these* discussion groups for? Mutual commiseration?

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[Dian D. Chapman, MVP]

They're here to help users who need answers to their technical
problems.

(Where's Miss Tick when you NEED her!<rofl>)

Dian D. Chapman, Technical Consultant
Microsoft MVP, MOS Certified
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[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

OH MY!! ;-)

 

[Dian D. Chapman, MVP]

(Being a smartass CAN be funny...in the right moment...and when
someone is just ASKING for it<eg>...as is the obvious case here. It's
the uncalled for attacks and ignorance toward innocents who just don't
understand technology that I personally, totally object to.<wink>)

Dian ~

 

[Bob I]

This is a "peer to peer" newsgroup, frequented by other users
knowledgeable on the software so indicated by the "group" name. You
having trouble with the software? Ask the question. On the other hand,
if you are just making noise, pipe down. You want a suggestion box? Use
this (e-mail address removed)