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|    Jean Parrot to Alan Zisman    |
|    WE not IE.    |
|    25 Sep 12 09:22:45    |
       Once more, Alan.        AZ> Apparently in W8 there are two different versions of IE - one for the        AZ> classic Desktop interface and the other for what MS is now calling the       Modern User        AZ> Interface (i.e. the tiles)        AZ> Using the 'File Explorer' I've seen an iExplore.exe - which presumably        AZ> is one of these!               You have been exploring more than I, Alan. I have not noticed this, it did       not prick my curiosity. As Tom would say : if it runs !               I have just redone the W-8 machine as it would double start the BIOS for an       unknown reason still not resolved after this redo. Might it be the power       supply ? It wakes up from Sleep fine but a cold start gives me the background       screen, just before the PW but then goes to the BIOS initialization again.       Very strange !               The P4 ASUS was redone to W-7 too. Talk about a funny here. I have this 3-key       W-7, 32 bit CD, it will not accept the keys given on the label ! I used the       keys from the Toshiba laptop and they were accepted. No rime, no reason ! I am       back on W-7 on it as it will not accept the latest W-8, the RP, it ran fine on       the CP, initial version. Not a fast machine but fine as a backup to all my       data, the Network runs from/to it, LAN-wise.               As ED would want to say : Computors are fun !              --- Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.2; WOW64; rv:15.0) Gecko/20120907 Thunderbird/15.        * Origin: Fidonet Via Newsreader - http://www.easternstar.info (1:123/789.0)    |
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