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I see what you mean. Bloody users, eh? If they had any brains I wouldn't have to write help systems, guides and manuals for them and I'd be ... hang on ...
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Not true. Benes is a Nigerian name. He is actually a used rat meat salesman. He also has a lovely big black bum that fills my dreams but always refuses to send me a picture. I do not know why.
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Well, judging by their "Knowledge Base", Microsoft have managed very well just saying "This behaviour is by design" for donkey's years now:Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostI hate it when they do that, and it's so difficult to ignore them too
Results 1 - 10 of about 15,600 from support.microsoft.com for "by design"

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I hate it when they do that, and it's so difficult to ignore them tooOriginally posted by scotspine View Posti think a lot of our customers confuse 'features' with bugs.
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So you're receiving lots of complaints then.Originally posted by scotspine View Postsales are on the up and customer-led development continues.
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Are you talking about this Mr Benes?Originally posted by Clippy View PostCan some of the longer serving members please explain the history of why Mr Benes is referred to as a 'tape changer'.
Mr Benes - please refrain from commenting until all the evidence has been presented.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edvard_Bene%C5%A1
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not so fast, yes the signs are good, but I'll relax more once we've done two or three journeys, then we'll really be farming
but I must admit the current signals are pleasing
anyway, feet on the ground, keep humble stick with and focus on plan a and keep fingers crossed plan b continues is a positive direction
Milan.
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hello threaded,
long time no see
I laughed at your response in the IPO thread
how's things down south in Denmark ?
Milan.
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Benes: I thought it was an allusion to him building a pile in Czechoslovakia.
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if you want to see the ongoing progress of plan b, drop by the benes homepage and click on the sales link and you will see the number of orders
Milan.
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very nice
now you just need a development team in the sub continent working for next to nout and you will be sorteeeed
Milan.
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