GMT Monday 20th May 2013

[Bri.]

Good morning all.
A damp but warm start with a temperature of 12 �C (54 �F), 94% relative
humidity and a SL pressure of 1007 mbar.

Have a good day all.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Jackie]

"Bri." <Br...@Derby.invalid> wrote in message
news:16i8tcta11gzu$.azng29uedxe9.dlg@40tude.net...

> Good morning all.
> A damp but warm start with a temperature of 12 �C (54 �F), 94% relative
> humidity and a SL pressure of 1007 mbar.
>
> Have a good day all.
>

Good morning Bri and all.
We have a very wet morning and it is forecast to stay damp and misty for
quite a while brightening-up later on.
It is 12�C(54�F) at the moment rising as the day goes on with a 7 mph NW
wind.Same temps. again I see.

I am going on the Tesco bus but only getting light things (I have learnt my
lesson re. carrying too much)!!
Hopefully a quiet day after that.

Enjoy your day.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 07:24:06 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> Good morning all.

Good morning Bri,

> A damp but warm start with a temperature of 12 �C (54 �F), 94% relative
> humidity and a SL pressure of 1007 mbar.
>

Dry and overcast her at 51.6�F (10.9�C) with a 1.2 mph wind, a pressure of
1004.3 mb (local) 1010.3 mb (sea level and a humidity of 94%

> Have a good day all.

Thank you, have a good day yourself.

--
Regards, Frogman.
If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked
something.
My website: http://www.itsmyspot.co.uk
BT connection blog, http://ukfrogman.wordpress.com

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 08:16:35 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> Good morning Bri and all.

Good morning Jackie,

> We have a very wet morning and it is forecast to stay damp and misty for
> quite a while brightening-up later on.
> It is 12�C(54�F) at the moment rising as the day goes on with a 7 mph NW
> wind.Same temps. again I see.
>

The forecast is for cloud for most of the day and cloud and sunshine from
late morning to mid afternoon.

> I am going on the Tesco bus but only getting light things (I have learnt my
> lesson re. carrying too much)!!

A wise decision.

> Hopefully a quiet day after that.
>

If your plans turn out as expected.

> Enjoy your day.

Thank you, have a good one yourself.
--
Regards, Frogman.
Most good judgment comes from experience,
Most experience comes from bad judgment.

[Jackie]

"Frogman" <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:nfl70nnl...@frogman.plus.com...

> On Mon, 20 May 2013 08:16:35 +0100, Jackie croaked:
>

> Good morning Jackie,

>
>> I am going on the Tesco bus but only getting light things (I have learnt
>> my
>> lesson re. carrying too much)!!
>
> A wise decision.
>
>> Hopefully a quiet day after that.
>
> If your plans turn out as expected.
>
>> Enjoy your day.
>
> Thank you, have a good one yourself.
>

>Good morning Froggie - It is very dull and wet here at the moment, need the
>light on.

There is just one thing with the posts - is there any way to keep them in
order re. the time they come in,
I have to look up and down the column to see what time a later post comes in
? - I hope you understand what I mean!!

Have a good un!!
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Bernadette1508]

On 20/05/2013 07:24, Bri. wrote:
> Good morning all.
> A damp but warm start with a temperature of 12 �C (54 �F), 94% relative
> humidity and a SL pressure of 1007 mbar.
>
> Have a good day all.
>

Good morning Bri, a dry, slightly misty start today. From the forecast
we shall have some of everything today. Low cloud and mist followed by
warm sunshine, scattered thundery showers developing with some of hail
and the risk of "intense downpours" causing flooding - the only things
missing are the May flowers! It is warm with the temperature at 16.3C
(61.3F), RH 91% and pressure 1022 millibars.

I'm expecting the plumber after 4.30 this afternoon to replace the
piping to the outside tap which is leaking.

Have a good day yourself. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Bernadette1508]

Good morning Jackie. Your morning forecast is similar to ours, this
afternoon will be unpleasant if the Met office is correct. We're
actually warmer than you this morning at 16.4C and it is very humid.

I hope your shopping trip is successful and you manage without any
problems.

I hope you have a good day. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Bernadette1508]

On 20/05/2013 08:18, Frogman wrote:
> On Mon, 20 May 2013 07:24:06 +0100, Bri. croaked:
>
>> Good morning all.
>
> Good morning Bri,
>
>> A damp but warm start with a temperature of 12 �C (54 �F), 94% relative
>> humidity and a SL pressure of 1007 mbar.
>>
>
> Dry and overcast her at 51.6�F (10.9�C) with a 1.2 mph wind, a pressure of
> 1004.3 mb (local) 1010.3 mb (sea level and a humidity of 94%
>
>> Have a good day all.
>
> Thank you, have a good day yourself.
>

Good morning Froggie, it is warm here at 61.7F here and feeling very
humid. We're promised thunder, heavy showers of rain or hail later with
the threat of flooding. We were forecast the same yesterday but it
stayed mainly dry for the afternoon so we shall see.

I hope you have a good day too. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Jackie]

"Bernadette1508" <Berna...@nomail.com> wrote in message
news:g8ydnYqCh-HhQwTM...@bt.com...

> On 20/05/2013 08:16, Jackie wrote:
>>>
>> Good morning Bri and all.
>> We have a very wet morning and it is forecast to stay damp and misty for
>> quite a while brightening-up later on.
>> It is 12�C(54�F) at the moment rising as the day goes on with a 7 mph NW
>> wind.Same temps. again I see.
>>
>> I am going on the Tesco bus but only getting light things (I have learnt
>> my lesson re. carrying too much)!!
>> Hopefully a quiet day after that.
>

> Good morning Jackie. Your morning forecast is similar to ours, this
> afternoon will be unpleasant if the Met office is correct. We're actually
> warmer than you this morning at 16.4C and it is very humid.
>
> I hope your shopping trip is successful and you manage without any
> problems.
>
> I hope you have a good day. :-)
>

Good morning Bernadette - It is not at all nice - surprising you being
warmer than us down south,
funny old weather.

I will only get very light shopping this morning from Tesco. Joan is keeping
a low profile today as she has to start medication for her procedure
tomorrow!!

Lets hope this weather soon starts to improve it is getting quite
depressing.

Have a good day and take it easy.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Pam the goose]

On 20/05/2013 09:12 AM, Jackie wrote:
>
> There is just one thing with the posts - is there any way to keep them
> in order re. the time they come in,
> I have to look up and down the column to see what time a later post
> comes in ? - I hope you understand what I mean!!

Are you using Windows Mail, Jackie?
If so I can't help ;-)
But hang around, someone who knows will come in :-)
--
Pam the goose
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stoke3/Funto/alpha.txt
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stoke3/Funto/postorder.txt

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 09:12:53 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> There is just one thing with the posts - is there any way to keep them in
> order re. the time they come in,
> I have to look up and down the column to see what time a later post comes in
> ? - I hope you understand what I mean!!
>

Just for you I have run Windows Live Mail and firstly I must say what an
abomination of a program it is, how on earth you use it is beyond me.
Anyway back to your question,
In the pane with all the messages in click on the top bar marked "Sent"
that will sort the posts in date order top to bottom (if you click it again
it will sort them in reverse date order "latest at the top")

On the "View" tab at the top if you have conversation highlighted it sorts
them into each individual thread (click the little arrow to expand the
thread and see all the posts in it), also on the "View" tab if you click on
"Filter Messages" you can select either all messages or get it to only show
new messages.

From what I have seen doing this test I strongly urge you to try a proper
newsreader such as 40Tude Dialog which both Bri and I use (so there is no
shortage of help available) it is by far a better option.

> Have a good un!!

Thank you.

--
Regards, Frogman.
The frog does not drink up the pond in which he lives.

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 09:36:35 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> Good morning Froggie, it is warm here at 61.7F here and feeling very
> humid. We're promised thunder, heavy showers of rain or hail later with
> the threat of flooding. We were forecast the same yesterday but it
> stayed mainly dry for the afternoon so we shall see.
>

Good morning Bernadette,
It's warming up nicely here with no current threat of any wet stuff.

> I hope you have a good day too. :-)

Thank you.
--
Regards, Frogman.

Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film.

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 09:27:40 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> afternoon will be unpleasant if the Met office is correct.

*Met Office* and *correct* in the same sentence Bernadette!!

Are you feeling alright?
Would you like two tablets and a lie down? ;-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn.

[Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop]

Bri. wrote:
> Good morning all.
> A damp but warm start with a temperature of 12 °C (54 °F), 94%
> relative humidity and a SL pressure of 1007 mbar.
>

Mornin' from a warm, dry, dull, overcast and muggy feeling Monday. No
sign of Walter or BYT yet today with air temperature at 14.0ºC (57.2ºF),
barometric pressure steady at 1013 mB and relative humidity registering
as 83%. WW reckons it's 13.9ºC, 1013.2 mB and 92% in Sheffield.
Forecast is for mostly cloudy with a 20% chance of wet stuff this
morning and showers (30% chance thereof) from 15:00 with temperature to
peak at 18.3ºC (64.9ºF) late afternoon around tea time.
Have a good day one and all.
--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter
flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2º13+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 11:36:01 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop croaked:

> Mornin' from a warm, dry, dull, overcast and muggy feeling Monday. No
> sign of Walter or BYT yet today with air temperature at 14.0ºC (57.2ºF),
> barometric pressure steady at 1013 mB and relative humidity registering
> as 83%. WW reckons it's 13.9ºC, 1013.2 mB and 92% in Sheffield.
> Forecast is for mostly cloudy with a 20% chance of wet stuff this
> morning and showers (30% chance thereof) from 15:00 with temperature to
> peak at 18.3ºC (64.9ºF) late afternoon around tea time.

Good morning FN,
We are up to a sweltering (;-)) 60°F already :-)

Will Nettie be going to the doctor today? if so I hope it's something or
nothing.

> Have a good day one and all.

Thanks, you too.

--
Regards, Frogman.
The sooner you fall behind the more time you'll have to catchup.

[Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Mon, 20 May 2013 11:36:01 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop
> croaked:
>
>> Mornin' from a warm, dry, dull, overcast and muggy feeling Monday.
>> No sign of Walter or BYT yet today with air temperature at 14.0ºC
>> (57.2ºF), barometric pressure steady at 1013 mB and relative
>> humidity registering as 83%. WW reckons it's 13.9ºC, 1013.2 mB and
>> 92% in Sheffield. Forecast is for mostly cloudy with a 20% chance of
>> wet stuff this morning and showers (30% chance thereof) from 15:00
>> with temperature to peak at 18.3ºC (64.9ºF) late afternoon around
>> tea time.
>
> Good morning FN,
> We are up to a sweltering (;-)) 60°F already :-)
>
> Will Nettie be going to the doctor today? if so I hope it's something
> or nothing.
>

She's there now. He reckons it is the HD that's defunct but won't be
able to get round to it for a few days yet though. So I'm right hand
less still. He doesn't hold out much hope for my Macrium mirror being
able to be restored on the new drive as, in his experience, if doesn't
work well that often. He wasn't talking specifically Macrium but that
method of backup in general. That's a comment that surprised me.

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 12:00:19 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop croaked:

> She's there now. He reckons it is the HD that's defunct but won't be
> able to get round to it for a few days yet though. So I'm right hand
> less still. He doesn't hold out much hope for my Macrium mirror being
> able to be restored on the new drive as, in his experience, if doesn't
> work well that often. He wasn't talking specifically Macrium but that
> method of backup in general. That's a comment that surprised me.

Me too, I use Acronis to back up both my files and create a disc image but
have wondered in the past if the whole machine went belly up would the
backups be any good with a different machine, it seems by his comments they
might not :-(

I take it then that you might not be "up there" in this months stats? ;-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
Light travels faster than sound.
This is why some people appear appear bright until you hear
them speak.

[wtwjgc]

Last August after having problems with my laptop, I got discs sent out and
after installing did a recovery disc. I used it last week to 'restore' a
brand new drive. No problems, other than having to reinstall updates, etc.

--
wtwjgc (Joe) <http://welcometowakefield.org.uk/>

[Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop]

Perhaps when I get it back and try it then you might sent me an idiot's
guide prodedure email, to help me if I have a problem, Joe. I find
all the techie gobble-de-gook undecipherable these days. I reckon that
I suffer from techie dyslexia. :(

[Jackie]

"Pam the goose" <st...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:0Tlmt.6747$CG1....@newsfe21.iad...

> On 20/05/2013 09:12 AM, Jackie wrote:
>>
>> There is just one thing with the posts - is there any way to keep them
>> in order re. the time they come in,
>> I have to look up and down the column to see what time a later post
>> comes in ? - I hope you understand what I mean!!
>
> Are you using Windows Mail, Jackie?
> If so I can't help ;-)
> But hang around, someone who knows will come in :-)
>

Good afternoon Pam - I do use Windows Mail Pam - not to worry good of you to
answer me.
It is a very wet and depressing day today and they say it is going to get
colder again over the next few days!!
When will it change??

Keep nice and warm.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Jackie]

"Frogman" <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message

news:mt6yygrl...@frogman.plus.com...

Good afternoon Froggie - I tried 40Tude on several occasions and got very
confused with it
I just did a Google on it and a couple said it can be confusing so I will
just stick with Windows Live
I can do without `confusing` at the present time and at my age!!!! Thanks
for going to all the trouble for me
you are a Very Good Froggie !!!

It is very wet and miserable here, I did my Tesco shop o.k. so I will just
spend the afternoon relaxing.

Thanks again.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[wtwjgc]

I was surprised how easy it was both to create and reinstall.
I just followed screen instruction (to create recovery disc),
Reinstalling involved just booting up with disc in drive and pressing enter
once when requested.

[Pam the goose]

On 20/05/2013 02:32 PM, Jackie wrote:
>>
> Good afternoon Pam - I do use Windows Mail Pam - not to worry good of
> you to answer me.
> It is a very wet and depressing day today and they say it is going to
> get colder again over the next few days!!
> When will it change??
>
> Keep nice and warm.

Hey, Jackie, it's clouding over here now but the temp: out there is
16.5蚓 (61.7逆) so it's warm enough for me, honest!
The whole of GB has turned the wrong way round suddenly for weather,
hasn't it?
For your Win:Mail question I suggest you go into Ups because someone
there will know the answer :-)

[Pam the goose]

On 20/05/2013 03:55 PM, Pam the goose wrote:
>
> For your Win:Mail question I suggest you go into Ups because someone
> there will know the answer :-)

Oops, further down the list I see you've had an answer - sorry ;-)
I'm on your side about news readers but I can honestly say I have
managed to change to Mozilla Thunderbird with no problems. Mind you, it
has a setting that allows you to make it look like Outlook Express and I
used that so it didn't confuse me at first. I still use it .. LOL

[Bernadette1508]

On 20/05/2013 09:57, Jackie wrote:
> "Bernadette1508" <Berna...@nomail.com> wrote in message
> news:g8ydnYqCh-HhQwTM...@bt.com...
>> On 20/05/2013 08:16, Jackie wrote:
>>>>
>>> Good morning Bri and all.
>>> We have a very wet morning and it is forecast to stay damp and misty for
>>> quite a while brightening-up later on.

>>> It is 12蚓(54蚌) at the moment rising as the day goes on with a 7 mph NW

>>> wind.Same temps. again I see.
>>>
>>> I am going on the Tesco bus but only getting light things (I have learnt
>>> my lesson re. carrying too much)!!
>>> Hopefully a quiet day after that.
>>
>> Good morning Jackie. Your morning forecast is similar to ours, this
>> afternoon will be unpleasant if the Met office is correct. We're
>> actually warmer than you this morning at 16.4C and it is very humid.
>>
>> I hope your shopping trip is successful and you manage without any
>> problems.
>>
>> I hope you have a good day. :-)
>>
>
> Good morning Bernadette - It is not at all nice - surprising you being
> warmer than us down south,
> funny old weather.
>
> I will only get very light shopping this morning from Tesco. Joan is
> keeping a low profile today as she has to start medication for her
> procedure tomorrow!!
>
> Lets hope this weather soon starts to improve it is getting quite
> depressing.
>
> Have a good day and take it easy.

Good evening Jackie, we reached a high of 22C (71.6F) this afternoon and
although it has remained misty it has been hot and humid. A couple of
times the sky has turned almost black but apart from a few spots of rain
it has stayed dry. It is very odd weather!

We had a beach walk today but even Dan wasn't very energetic in this
heat and seemed glad to get home. The plumber has almost finished fixing
the tap for me and it does look a lot better than the old arrangement,
more solid. :-)

I hope Joan gets on well with her meds and that all goes well for her
tomorrow. I hope you enjoy your evening and that the weather improves
for you.

--
Bernadette

[Bernadette1508]

On 20/05/2013 11:02, Frogman wrote:
> On Mon, 20 May 2013 09:27:40 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:
>
>> afternoon will be unpleasant if the Met office is correct.
>
> *Met Office* and *correct* in the same sentence Bernadette!!
>
> Are you feeling alright?
> Would you like two tablets and a lie down? ;-)
>

It's a bit late for that Froggie, I've always managed to buck the trend,
lol. :-D

--
Bernadette

[Bernadette1508]

On 20/05/2013 10:59, Frogman wrote:
> On Mon, 20 May 2013 09:36:35 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:
>
>> Good morning Froggie, it is warm here at 61.7F here and feeling very
>> humid. We're promised thunder, heavy showers of rain or hail later with
>> the threat of flooding. We were forecast the same yesterday but it
>> stayed mainly dry for the afternoon so we shall see.
>>
>
> Good morning Bernadette,
> It's warming up nicely here with no current threat of any wet stuff.
>
>> I hope you have a good day too. :-)
>
> Thank you.
>

It was actually hot here this today so I've been trotting around in a
t-shirt instead of a sweater and I was still too hot. The temperature
reached over 71F, *most* unusual. Even Dan didn't want to play ball on
the beach but just carried his ball with him.

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 14:48:31 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> Good afternoon Froggie - I tried 40Tude on several occasions and got very
> confused with it
> I just did a Google on it and a couple said it can be confusing so I will
> just stick with Windows Live
> I can do without `confusing` at the present time and at my age!!!! Thanks
> for going to all the trouble for me

My pleasure.

> you are a Very Good Froggie !!!
>

Thank you.

> It is very wet and miserable here, I did my Tesco shop o.k. so I will just
> spend the afternoon relaxing.

I hope you had a good afternoon and relaxing evening.

--
Regards, Frogman.
Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film.

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 18:12:01 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> It's a bit late for that Froggie, I've always managed to buck the trend,
> lol. :-D

<BWG>

--
Regards, Frogman.
The frog does not drink up the pond in which he lives.

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 18:14:36 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> It was actually hot here this today so I've been trotting around in a
> t-shirt instead of a sweater and I was still too hot. The temperature
> reached over 71F, *most* unusual. Even Dan didn't want to play ball on
> the beach but just carried his ball with him.

We only managed just over 60�F :-(
--
Regards, Frogman.
I am nobody... nobody is perfect... I must be perfect then.

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 09:00:12 -0500, wtwjgc croaked:

> I was surprised how easy it was both to create and reinstall.
> I just followed screen instruction (to create recovery disc),
> Reinstalling involved just booting up with disc in drive and pressing enter
> once when requested.

Flying Nun's problem arises because Nettie doesn't have a CD/DVD optical
drive.
--
Regards, Frogman.
We are all born princes and the civilising process makes us frogs.

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

> "Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>>> "Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>>> Frogman wrote:

>>>>> On Mon, 20 May 2013 11:36:01 +0100, Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop

>>>>> croaked:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Mornin' from a warm, dry, dull, overcast and muggy feeling
>>>>>> Monday. No sign of Walter or BYT yet today with air temperature

>>>>>> at 14.0�ｿｽC (57.2�ｿｽF), barometric pressure steady at 1013 mB and
>>>>>> relative humidity registering as 83%. WW reckons it's 13.9�ｿｽC,

>>>>>> 1013.2 mB and 92% in Sheffield. Forecast is for mostly cloudy
>>>>>> with a 20% chance of wet stuff this morning and showers (30%

>>>>>> chance thereof) from 15:00 with temperature to peak at 18.3�ｿｽC
>>>>>> (64.9�ｿｽF) late afternoon around tea time.
>>>>>
>>>>> Good morning FN,
>>>>> We are up to a sweltering (;-)) 60�ｿｽF already :-)

>>>>>
>>>>> Will Nettie be going to the doctor today? if so I hope it's
>>>>> something or nothing.
>>>>>
>>>> She's there now. He reckons it is the HD that's defunct but won't
>>>> be able to get round to it for a few days yet though. So I'm
>>>> right hand less still. He doesn't hold out much hope for my
>>>> Macrium mirror being able to be restored on the new drive as, in
>>>> his experience, if doesn't work well that often. He wasn't
>>>> talking specifically Macrium but that method of backup in general.
>>>> That's a comment that surprised me.
>>>
>>> Last August after having problems with my laptop, I got discs sent
>>> out and after installing did a recovery disc. I used it last week to
>>> 'restore' a brand new drive. No problems, other than having to
>>> reinstall updates, etc.
>>>
>> Perhaps when I get it back and try it then you might sent me an
>> idiot's guide prodedure email, to help me if I have a problem, Joe.
>> I find all the techie gobble-de-gook undecipherable these days. I
>> reckon that I suffer from techie dyslexia. :(
>
> I was surprised how easy it was both to create and reinstall.
> I just followed screen instruction (to create recovery disc),
> Reinstalling involved just booting up with disc in drive and pressing
> enter once when requested.
>

Was that booting up with the new HD and no OS installed then, or did
you install an OS first? Trouble with mine is that it just wouldn't
boot up at all, woith or without the recovery USB in place. Perhaps
with a new HD it will. The Macrium backup mirror is on a portable usb
500GB HD, but I also have the backup mirror for my desktop pooter on
that as well so presumably I then plug that in, but without an OS how
will I be able to select the correct mirror file to use?

--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter

flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2�ｿｽ13+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Mon, 20 May 2013 09:00:12 -0500, wtwjgc croaked:
>
>> I was surprised how easy it was both to create and reinstall.
>> I just followed screen instruction (to create recovery disc),
>> Reinstalling involved just booting up with disc in drive and
>> pressing enter once when requested.
>
> Flying Nun's problem arises because Nettie doesn't have a CD/DVD
> optical drive.
>

But I do have the emergency boot up backup file on a usb flash memory.

--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter

flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2�13+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland

[Jackie]

"Frogman" <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message

news:1b6bl7dc...@frogman.plus.com...

> On Mon, 20 May 2013 14:48:31 +0100, Jackie croaked:
>
>> Good afternoon Froggie - I tried 40Tude on several occasions and got very
>> confused with it
>> I just did a Google on it and a couple said it can be confusing so I will
>> just stick with Windows Live
>> I can do without `confusing` at the present time and at my age!!!! Thanks
>> for going to all the trouble for me
>
> My pleasure.
>
>> you are a Very Good Froggie !!!
>>
>
> Thank you.
>
>> It is very wet and miserable here, I did my Tesco shop o.k. so I will
>> just
>> spend the afternoon relaxing.
>
> I hope you had a good afternoon and relaxing evening.
>

Thank you Froggie.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[wtwjgc]

"Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>> "Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>>>> "Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>>>> Frogman wrote:

>>>>>> On Mon, 20 May 2013 11:36:01 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop

>>>>>> croaked:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Mornin' from a warm, dry, dull, overcast and muggy feeling
>>>>>>> Monday. No sign of Walter or BYT yet today with air temperature

>>>>>>> at 14.0ºC (57.2ºF), barometric pressure steady at 1013 mB and
>>>>>>> relative humidity registering as 83%. WW reckons it's 13.9ºC,

>>>>>>> 1013.2 mB and 92% in Sheffield. Forecast is for mostly cloudy
>>>>>>> with a 20% chance of wet stuff this morning and showers (30%

>>>>>>> chance thereof) from 15:00 with temperature to peak at 18.3ºC
>>>>>>> (64.9ºF) late afternoon around tea time.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Good morning FN,
>>>>>> We are up to a sweltering (;-)) 60°F already :-)

Replaced drive, inserted recovery disc, pressed enter. Done.

The recovery disc contained the OS.

In your case USB drive would replace cd.

[wtwjgc]

Frogman <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote:
> On Mon, 20 May 2013 09:00:12 -0500, wtwjgc croaked:
>
>> I was surprised how easy it was both to create and reinstall.
>> I just followed screen instruction (to create recovery disc),
>> Reinstalling involved just booting up with disc in drive and pressing enter
>> once when requested.
>
> Flying Nun's problem arises because Nettie doesn't have a CD/DVD optical
> drive.

Indeed but USB flash drive will do the same thing.

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

> "Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>>> "Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>>> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>>>>> "Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>>>>> Frogman wrote:

>>>>>>> On Mon, 20 May 2013 11:36:01 +0100, Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop

>>>>>>> croaked:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Mornin' from a warm, dry, dull, overcast and muggy feeling
>>>>>>>> Monday. No sign of Walter or BYT yet today with air temperature

>>>>>>>> at 14.0�ｿｽC (57.2�ｿｽF), barometric pressure steady at 1013 mB and
>>>>>>>> relative humidity registering as 83%. WW reckons it's 13.9�ｿｽC,

>>>>>>>> 1013.2 mB and 92% in Sheffield. Forecast is for mostly cloudy
>>>>>>>> with a 20% chance of wet stuff this morning and showers (30%

>>>>>>>> chance thereof) from 15:00 with temperature to peak at 18.3�ｿｽC
>>>>>>>> (64.9�ｿｽF) late afternoon around tea time.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Good morning FN,
>>>>>>> We are up to a sweltering (;-)) 60�ｿｽF already :-)

Just checked that Macrium Rescue file on the usb flash memory and it's
12.8 Mb big. Is that enough to contain the OS (Should be XP Home
Edition I would think)

[Frogman]

On Tue, 21 May 2013 00:01:22 -0500, wtwjgc croaked:

> Indeed but USB flash drive will do the same thing.

Yes I do realise that.

--
Regards, Frogman.
I am nobody... nobody is perfect... I must be perfect then.

[Frogman]

On Mon, 20 May 2013 22:48:51 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> But I do have the emergency boot up backup file on a usb flash memory.

Which should allow you to load the backup image (hopefully).
--
Regards, Frogman.
Consciousness-that annoying time between naps.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 21 May 2013 07:50:48 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> Just checked that Macrium Rescue file on the usb flash memory and it's
> 12.8 Mb big. Is that enough to contain the OS (Should be XP Home
> Edition I would think)

I would think that file will give you the ability to install the backup
image, at 12.8 mb I wouldn't think that contained the operating system.

--
Regards, Frogman.
I am nobody... nobody is perfect... I must be perfect then.

[wtwjgc]

"Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>> "Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>>>> "Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>>>> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>>>>>> "Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>>>>>> Frogman wrote:

>>>>>>>> On Mon, 20 May 2013 11:36:01 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop

>>>>>>>> croaked:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Mornin' from a warm, dry, dull, overcast and muggy feeling
>>>>>>>>> Monday. No sign of Walter or BYT yet today with air temperature

>>>>>>>>> at 14.0ºC (57.2ºF), barometric pressure steady at 1013 mB and
>>>>>>>>> relative humidity registering as 83%. WW reckons it's 13.9ºC,

>>>>>>>>> 1013.2 mB and 92% in Sheffield. Forecast is for mostly cloudy
>>>>>>>>> with a 20% chance of wet stuff this morning and showers (30%

>>>>>>>>> chance thereof) from 15:00 with temperature to peak at 18.3ºC
>>>>>>>>> (64.9ºF) late afternoon around tea time.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Good morning FN,
>>>>>>>> We are up to a sweltering (;-)) 60°F already :-)

My recovery disc has 274MB but is for windows 7.
I'm not sure if you will have O/S on yours.

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 21 May 2013 00:01:22 -0500, wtwjgc croaked:
>
>> Indeed but USB flash drive will do the same thing.
>
> Yes I do realise that.
>

That's what I thought too, so I'm just hoping that you're both correct
and when I get Nettie back with her new sooper dooper drive that it
works fine for me, thus saving hours of toil and turmoil downloading
and re-installing everything I want. But the, you all know what *my*
luck's like as far as techie things are concerned, don't you? :(

--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Mon, 20 May 2013 22:48:51 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop
> croaked:
>
>> But I do have the emergency boot up backup file on a usb flash
>> memory.
>
> Which should allow you to load the backup image (hopefully).
>

Too right. Don't like the parentheses content you supplied though. :(

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 21 May 2013 07:50:48 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop
> croaked:
>
>> Just checked that Macrium Rescue file on the usb flash memory and
>> it's
>> 12.8 Mb big. Is that enough to contain the OS (Should be XP Home
>> Edition I would think)
>
> I would think that file will give you the ability to install the
> backup image, at 12.8 mb I wouldn't think that contained the
> operating system.
>

I would have been surprised too, but perhaps, as you suggest, there's
enough in there to get the backup mirror installion started.

--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter

[Frogman]

On Tue, 21 May 2013 11:52:49 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop croaked:

>> Which should allow you to load the backup image (hopefully).
>>
> Too right. Don't like the parentheses content you supplied though. :(

LOL
I have my fingers crossed for you.

--
Regards, Frogman.
The frog does not drink up the pond in which he lives.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 21 May 2013 11:51:51 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> That's what I thought too, so I'm just hoping that you're both correct
> and when I get Nettie back with her new sooper dooper drive that it
> works fine for me, thus saving hours of toil and turmoil downloading
> and re-installing everything I want. But the, you all know what *my*
> luck's like as far as techie things are concerned, don't you? :(

It'll be alright on the night chap, you see :-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
In God we trust, ALL others pay CASH.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 21 May 2013 11:54:35 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> I would have been surprised too, but perhaps, as you suggest, there's
> enough in there to get the backup mirror installion started.

That makes sense to me, well that's how I see it anyway.
--
Regards, Frogman.
Light travels faster than sound.
This is why some people appear appear bright until you hear
them speak.

[Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 21 May 2013 11:52:49 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop
> croaked:
>
>>> Which should allow you to load the backup image (hopefully).
>>>
>> Too right. Don't like the parentheses content you supplied though.
>> :(
>
> LOL
> I have my fingers crossed for you.
>

Ta!

--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter

flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2º13+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland