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Sleeping Beauty actually. It was meant to be a hunting outfit, although come to think of it, I do look a bit like a pirate.

Well here's my desktop, my Packard Bell PB1050

Tumble Tower wrote:Well here's my desktop, my Packard Bell PB1050

Hehe, "your computer should understand you". Is that why you talk in codes?

Sput wrote:

Tumble Tower wrote:Well here's my desktop, my Packard Bell PB1050

Hehe, "your computer should understand you". Is that why you talk in codes?

Or, more importantly, shouldn't that be a P1?

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:

Sput wrote:

Tumble Tower wrote:Well here's my desktop, my Packard Bell PB1050

Hehe, "your computer should understand you". Is that why you talk in codes?

Or, more importantly, shouldn't that be a P1?

As he's already explained it's a PB1050.800x600.24bpp with background LK3

800x600?

How nostalgic.

I was right in the other thread, he IS blind.

I know questions that begin with "What is the point" are generally rather redundant when talking about Tumble Tower, but what is the point of a Show Desktop icon on the Desktop?

cdd wrote:I know questions that begin with "What is the point" are generally rather redundant when talking about Tumble Tower, but what is the point of a Show Desktop icon on the Desktop?

well he IS an AOL user...

Don't use AOL or Packard Bell machines. Both are utter rubbish in my experience. Friends don't even let their enemies use AOL.

although he is also a freeserve user. must want double speed internet.

Sput wrote:

cdd wrote:I know questions that begin with "What is the point" are generally rather redundant when talking about Tumble Tower, but what is the point of a Show Desktop icon on the Desktop?

well he IS an AOL user...

That's right, I use AOL Broadband Gold. Spotted the AOL icons in the screen shot of my desktop, did you?

Hymagumba wrote:although he is also a freeserve user. must want double speed internet.

I take it Hymagumba you spotted the Freeserve icon in the screenshot of my desktop. I used to use Freeserve from July 2002 to September 2003. I just haven't got round to taking the icon off. Several other ISPs setup programs are in the "Online Services" section of my start menu, they were on my PC when I bought it from PC World nearly seven years ago (October 2000). I've just not bothered removing them.