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I never tried to install 97 on win 7 but it installs on XP(32bit) just fine.

D.F. Thompson wrote:Happhacker .org is a dead link

but Happyhacker.org is not.

Thanks Fel!

For a 'AI' story, might try "Zeus and Io" by "Harry Carton" on SOL. It's not the one you are looking for, (which I would like to read when you find it), but it's pretty good. In fact, I think I will read it again. Now. :-) arargh http://storiesonline.net/s/71644/zeus-and-io-books...

Thanks Fel.

And, I certainly won't complain if you go ahead and write some more chapters. Waiting 2 or 3 years between chapters gets a little old after a while.

Thanks Fel.

I spent most of the week re-reading the entire series, kinda in preparation for this chapter, and it arrived just a little early. I was only a third of the way thru chapter 10.

arargh

I was just about to go to sleep. So, I had to check out the RSS feeds.

Thanks, fel.

ms seems to forgotten the basic rule of programming and computers: 'KISS'.

I have no intenion of ever moving past XP pro. And I still think that 98SE was the peak of all the versions - which I still use for my software work.

arargh

If someone wants to read it, there is a copy of "Castle in the Sand" on asstr in the ASSM collection.
Starting with: http://www.asstr.org/files/Collections/ ... 2008/57354
Rest of the parts follow in 57355, 57356 ...

Sorry to harp on it, but as an old time Heinlein fan I loved his idea of throwing rocks in a space battle (Used in "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.) :wink: Yes, but that was in normal space. Basically a huge coil gun with guided rocks. Haven't read 'Moon' in years - maybe it's time again. :) But...

But, will the rocks STAY in hyperspace without an engine to keep them there?

arargh

Hmm, short chapter. Half the size of last years.
arargh

I kinda like http://www.the-whiteboard.com/index.html

There are several places were I laugh so much that I almost have trouble breathing.

Starts here: http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autowb001.html if you want to start at the beginning.

arargh

. The thing is they are sure to have scanned the contents, so even if they destroy or remove the books, they may be able to preserve a copy of their contents. So may take years to eventually remove all copies, and years more to be sure that each copy was dealt with. Who knows if the books even can ...

Problem is, no matter where the programs are installed, if you trash the OS, odds are that you will have to reinstall everything anyway. A lot of windows programs stick a whole bunch of junk in the registry, which stays on the OS drive, and the programs won't run without them. Backing up and restori...