//To me this is just part of an overall strategy by AOL to hinder Win XP//
Perhaps AOL should start by using Netscape in AOL and not Internet Explorer which it is using right now.
Bottom line is, they don't have training staff for XP. XP will become such a household name after Christmass that every TOM DICK AND HARRY will carry support for it.
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//To me this is just part of an overall strategy by AOL to hinder Win XP//
Perhaps AOL should start by using Netscape in AOL and not Internet Explorer which it is using right now.
Bottom line is, they don't have training staff for XP. XP will become such a household name after Christmass that every TOM DICK AND HARRY will carry support for it.