Comments for Leo's Answers #20 - April 7, 2006

Comment from Joan on 2007-01-20

2007-01-20T16:24:03Z

WMP 9 stopped streaming - (Netcape 7.1 browser) but
it will still down website clips - what do I check-
I run Win 98SE - everything else is working great.
Temp+ Cache clean, NAV clean - same proglem with or
without ZAP running. I am stumped. Thanks, Leo

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Comment from Daud on 2006-04-11

2006-04-11T12:37:04Z

Iam requesting to give my password that i forget so that give me or remember me my password
bye

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Comment from Leo on 2006-04-09

2006-04-09T18:43:41Z

I'm sorry that you find my newsletter beneath you.

If you haven't subscribed to it already, you might try the Langa List. Many of the items listed in this article are also still quite valid: http://ask-leo.com/what_are_some_good_tech_newsletters.html

The fact is that I'd guess 80% of my content is a direct reflection of the questions I get. You may not think that a lot of people are interested in MSN, Hotmail, passwords etc. ... but the flood of questions I get every day says otherwise.

As to not addressing your specific questions ... without knowing what they were, I can't say for sure. But I do get MANY more questions every day than I can hope to address. This article also addresses the general issue: http://ask-leo.com/why_didnt_you_answer_my_question.html

Thanks for the feedback, and good luck finding something more to your liking.

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Comment from tom lumsden on 2006-04-09

2006-04-09T12:15:33Z

Hi Leo,
When I first subscribed to your newsletter, I found it extremely interesting and I thought I finally found a good, non-geeky, informative missive.

Now, after receiving it for awhile, and having submitted several questions, of which I have had no reply, nor have I seen anything remotely similar to its content being addressed, I am finding your weekly content very boring and mundane. (I learned how to do most of what you are now addressing 7 or 8 yrs. ago.) I find that most of your content deals with the obvious and to the point of being blatently 'stupid questions' which most people can find out themselves simply by making one extra click in their option areas or tools sections of programs.

I'm sorry I seem to be 'burning' you on all of your hard work, but, either get into the meat and potato areas of the computer with actual problem solving, or I guess I'll have to keep looking for that one elusive editor out there that knows what problems people really want answers for.

I really don't think that too many people want to see the repetitive stuff about MSN Hot Mail, "how do I change my passwords?", etc., etc., etc.

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