How do I get Permission ......... PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!

[Big Steel 99 the X factor Droid]

puke, pretending to be something you are not. Your intelligence level
states otherwise! Run along, I think I heard the second bell. Yer

late!

You're boring me to death with this. You're a dime a dozen clown.
What else is new? You could make things a whole lot better for
yourself if you found the courage to take your worthless life.

 

[Big Steel 99 the X factor Droid]

respect. Pearls before SWINE.. Oops, I forgot..

Oh lord we have a howdy doody on the loose that uses ms and Linux
and thinks it is a gift from heaven with a lot of boring lip-srevice.


Yeah yeah soapbox preacher it's been heard before. Now run along and
get hit in street traffic preacher.

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

Where is that choice found in Home Premium? There is no "Change User
Account Control Settings" under Control panel's expanded drop-down menu or
on the page. Look again or you don't have Home Premium.

I am running Windows 7 Home Premium, and I have a brain to help me use
it.

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

That wont help me now. Why is this such a big secret? I found User Accounts
Settings, ran the bar to the bottom and it made no difference. As for
books. I see you haven't bought any in years for MS OSs. The last book we
bought, for XP, didn't answer 1/2 our questions. They weren't even included
in the book.

You have no way of knowing what I have and haven't read and you are
*very* presumptuous to think you do. Also note that things that are a
complete mystery to you work fine for me, in part because I have bought
and read books that help...

The books don't explain what the words mean. I don't have hours and hours to
spend Googling every technical word that comes up. Who can read a book that
way?

You *could* read the books while sitting in front of your computer and
trying the things they tell you to do. Certainly, many intelligent
people do that.

I understand what "hit the brakes" means.... I wouldn't understand if you
said "Gobabba dew Chopat." I've read helpfiles that use as little
techie-speak as possible. They get the point across to just about anyone.
Most unfortunately, are not written for the average PC user.

You managed to completely miss the point. Sadly, by now that is not a
surprise to me.

Expect no further replies from me.