on Mon, 22 Jan
2007 17:58:10 -0800
> >My complaint is that I changed the config.sys to be correct and the
> >system, without notifying me, changed my changes to something else, that
> >is not acceptable.
>
> It did exactly what you asked it to in the settings. How is a computer
> program supposed to know you really did not mean what you told it?
I did not tell it anything. The install put in that option and I was never
told it was there. Having options like that should default off not on. If you
want that kind of option for a program ask during the install and be very clear
that it will make changes automatically without any further notification to you.
--
Robert Blair
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