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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 12170758)
Miles for medical procedures - you are a dedicated soldier for the cause.
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Originally Posted by Plus1
(Post 12170753)
I have Word Perfect on my work PC because some of the folks in the field are still using it.
Though, it has been awhile since I've fired up MultiPlan or VisiCalc. :rolleyes: They also had a x86 machine with windows 1.0, talk about a crappy OS! no wonder people don't really 'remember' windows 1.0. I had a DOS 5.0 upgraded later to 6.22 machine, but it went right to windows 3.0 when it was released... I loved the original nibbles in dos 5.0 :) I used a lot of OS/2 Warp in banking industry. along with SYSV |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 12170744)
:eek: wow
I can talk about everything I have read since I was about 7, I still can see pictures of the pages in my head even. I remember reading a book one time about my life as a bean burrito, talk about stupid! not sure if such is a blessing or curse, I remember totally trivial things I want to forget.
Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 12170755)
They put Q200 on that route from time to time but the majority of the time it is an RJ. Believe it or not, CO has a fair number of customers in the ABE area and the flights to CLE and the bus to EWR usually seem to have solid loads.
ABE is a very nice airport to use as well. You can walk from the economy lot to the terminal building in about 3 minutes, the security lines are almost always short and there is free wifi. ^ |
Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 12170682)
^ Capt. Denny is amazing! I would love to see him again. Could you ensure he brings the same F/O that he brought in LA?
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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 12170775)
Not said as a joke: have you been diagnosed as having a truly photographic memory?
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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 12170772)
It's not me - it's DL. I'm losing my hair - I have no problem taking 20,000 miles for someone telling me I'm losing my hair. And even if I'm eligible for Lasik, I'm not doing it this year - my eyes got multiple clicks better last year. As a near-sighted person, I've apparently reached the age where eyes shrink and actually improve focus/vision.
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Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 12170773)
About 3 years ago I ran into someone that still had an operational computer that was running DOS and lotus 1-2-3
They also had a x86 machine with windows 1.0, talk about a crappy OS! no wonder people don't really 'remember' windows 1.0. I had a DOS 5.0 upgraded later to 6.22 machine, but it went right to windows 3.0 when it was released... I loved the original nibbles in dos 5.0 :) |
Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 12170763)
I still have WP. Reveal Codes is the greatest thing to clear up old formating left behind after too many edits.
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Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 12170794)
DOS 5.0 came out in like 1991.
I got one of these as a child, it was like Nintendo for education, I really learned a lot from it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VTech_Socrates |
Originally Posted by Plus1
(Post 12170796)
I miss WordStar. I really liked it. Honest.
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Only up to 9%. :mad:
I'm going to have to set an alarm to get up in the middle of the night to check on it. I'd hate to have to do this again. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by Plus1
(Post 12170796)
I miss WordStar. I really liked it. Honest.
Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 12170800)
What about Ami Pro / Word Pro? ;)
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I just went Googling to look for my favorite DOS game. Anyone remember Perestroika?
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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 12170800)
What about Ami Pro / Word Pro? ;)
Oh, dBase II! |
Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 12170808)
Shall we also talke about Lode Runner while we are at it?
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