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|    R.Wieser to masonc    |
|    Re: Time now for class-action to protect    |
|    17 Mar 15 10:56:26    |
      XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-xp, alt.windows-xp, microsoft.public.       indowsxp.help_and_support       From: address@not.available              masonc,              > Microsoft will update MicrosoftOffice so it won't run on xp              Well, that can be, and probably is, a natural effect of solving problems in       regard to the OSes they currently support, while disregarding OSes they do       not support anymore (read: not bothering to test for them).              That you dislike that because it does not benefit you and are trying to put       such effects forward as willfull interfering of MS is your problem, not       theirs.              > They must sell new os to stay in business.              Very true. But nonwithstanding that you pretty-much demand they keep       supporting your aging OS from which, from the moment it was brought out, was       known how long it would live. Nonetheless you now have stuck your head       into the sand and refuse to have that true.              Also, you payed a small lump sum when you bought the OS. Do you *really*       think that gives you the right to perpetual support and upgrades ? What       would MS live of than ? How would it survive ? (would you support your       own work the same way ?)              There is a simple solution to your "they will break my OS" problems: just       switch off those automatic updates from MS.              And there are some other methods that can help you not to get bitten by that       evil MS cooporation (which you are no doubt still suckling your updates from       at no charge), but I think its time you spend some effort into finding them       yourself (using Google perhaps ?).              In short: stop sounding like an entitled kid, and *do* something. And do       it *yourself*.              Regards,       Rudy Wieser              Written from my still operational Win98se machine. :-)                     -- Origional message:       masonc |
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