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Skriven 2016-11-10 09:42:00 av Holger Granholm (2:20/228)
     Kommentar till en text av Ed Vance
Ärende: Re: Windows settings
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In a message on Thursday 11-08-16 Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:

GE Ed,

 HG> I know how to check the version of Windows 10.

EV> Iirc the article said Cortana was to be used to learn what version
EV> of WinTen was being used on a pc.

Not at all necessary. The fastest way is to click on Settings>, then the
System Icon> and on the bottom of the presented column, click on 'About'

This I learned from Roger.

I don't use Cortana at all

EV> I was using Win95/98 until 2006, then I started using XP after
EV> reading BBS messages from Users giving it a good report.

I jumped from WFWG 3.11 to XP Pro, without passing any versions between.
----- " ----- XP Pro to Win10 Pro, ----------------- " ----------------.

EV> Lately all I read about XP is that it isn't a good OS to use
EV> anymore.

XP is still usable, and I still have it on an old Lenovo laptop.

EV> I see Mark sent a message about Javascript/JAVA to You.

Yes, the discussion is going on.

EV> Before I Log On QRZ now, I learned that I HAVE TO enable
EV> s3.Amazonaws.com in NoScript or I will get that error message from
EV> QRZ too.

Dunno what that is.

EV> I just tried Opera to log on QRZ, and it worked for me.
EV> Opera didn't gripe a bit.

OK.

EV> I looked for OH0NC and got the page asking if I wanted to add it to
EV> their database, I didn't.

Next time you can add my callsign there, since I read that a QRZ-user
could do that. After that, if I ever try to access QRZ again, I may
update the information, which you cannot do.

EV> I guess You will have to Subscribe to put OH0NC in the QRZ Database.

I have subscribed already, so have I access to the database when/if it
accepts the Javascript that Opera offers.

I have forgotten to mention to you, that when looking at the map of time
zones, in and old english "Radio Reference Handbook", published 1946,
I stumbled across an "English-German Radio Vocabulary" in it.

The reason I didn't remember it, was that I got a good dose of german at
school, and that I have learned the german radio terms in the education
to radio- and TV-tecnician, and also from the service manuals.


CU L8ER, Sam, OH0NC

aka Holger

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