C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\The_difference.htm
you might have to coy & paste it in your address window.
Enjoy!
Ummm, Kells dear…
You linked to a local file on your HD.
Errm… we might not have access to your harddrive kelli…
We need a name for these silly mistakes that’s humorous and not TOO degrading.
“Doper” is already taken.
How about ID-10-T?
Whaddya mean? Kelli’s hard drive is a shared resource, isn’t it? Try mapping a drive for *\kellibelli\Windows\Temp* from the Canada domain in Network Neighborhood. I’m having no trouble.
ID-10-T Hijack:
Oooh, boy, Southern, them’s fightin’ words (letters? characters?) in my department. Seems someone in our admin department set up an ID-10-T group on our network as a joke, and whenever someone pissed him off, he threw them into the group. Just a little behind the scenes revenge, that was not noticed by many, and ignored by the rest.
Months pass. Originator of the group is no longer with the company. Parting terms were not pretty - their was a contract problem, and he and several co-workers from that contracting company were all let go at the same time on very short notice. One of his last acts as an admin - he added the ID-10-T group to the user template.
A few more months pass. One of our new managers, who is actually rather computer savvy, is reviewing his rights on the network. He looks at his group memberships. He sees the ID-10-T group. He has a major fit.
The rest of us get a good laugh, then finally delete the group.
:wally 
Kelli, can you Fedex your computer to me?
Actually, this is funny because I just spent the last 30 minutes in ICQ trying to explain something similar to a friend. She does not understand why she can only hear this audio file she has on her desktop only when she is connected to the internet. I ask her the file size and it is something like 200 bytes. Does that tell her anything? Nooooooo! I can see the blank stare on her face. I tell her it is a shortcut to a file kept in a server. After much explaining she still doesn’t get it.
I get her to download the actual file and she puts it on the desktop. I tell her now it will work offline… she is still not convinced… (“but it sounds the same!”)
This same person has no clue how to find a file in her disk. If it is not on the desktop it might as well be in a vault in the FBI.
What bothers me is that she has been using this computer for several years now and just will not bother to learn.
Anyway, if there weren’t people like that around we’d miss a few laughs.
I did preview, darn it! there was, not their was.
Shoot, I hate it when I do that.
Boy do I feel like a bone head! :o
I emailed it you you kind folks so you can see what was so durn funny about the thing in the first place.
Enjoy.
And you left me out?..<sniffle>
what about the rest of us?
silly girl
Me too please!!
Oh my… my computer is having an orgasm.
Good thing she’s a she.
And for us PC techs, it is job security!
Mine, too. It seemed somewhat upset when I quite pushing buttons!!! :eek:
Please e-mail that to me. I’m just dying to find out what it is!!! Here’s my e-mail address: dvinks@hotmail.com
I’m curious now. Could you please send it to me also? shanin281@yahoo.com
Thank you kellibelli
I’d also like it, kelli. iampunha@netscape.net
Its at work on that hard drive, I will forward it to one and all tomorrow morning
Glad you liked it!