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Re: Start Button

Subject: Re: Start Button
From: "Gerry"
Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2008 17:53:09 +0100
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Big Al

I agree I could be misinterpreting the message. The use of the word 
"push" is not one I would associate with the Start button on the Task 
Bar. I can associate it with the Power On button and can understand a 
person calling the Power on button a Start button. We shall only know 
what Ron means when he replies.

I did include the OP's question in my reply and it is there when I check 
the thread in Goggle.
http://snipurl.com/2qikh  [groups_google_com]

It must be a problem with Thunderbird, your newsreader, or something 
else you need to investigate your end. I know nothing about Thunderbird 
so I cannot make any direct suggestions as to what to check on your 
computer. I have also posted a reply to the Freezing/Crashing thread, 
which is next in this newsgroup. Is the OP's question also not appearing 
in my reply for that post?


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Gerry
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FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
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Big_Al wrote:
> Ron Wrote:
> When I push the Start Button, the menu comes up but only lasts for two
> sec and then disappears. I don't even have time to select a category
> and it's gone. How do I delay it?
>
> Gerry wrote:
>> Ron
>>
>> Change the Boot Menu Delay. Select Start, Run, type "msconfig"
>> without quotes and click on OK. Select the Boot Ini tab and increase
>> the Time Out to required time, click on Apply and OK. Restart your
>> computer to allow the change to take effect. After the computer
>> completes rebooting test to see if it matches your requirements.
>>
>
> See now that's interesting.  You think "start button" refers to the
> power button and the boot menu,  I think he is talking about the start
> button on the task bar.
>
> And you need to include the OP's question in your reply, just a
> suggestion. 



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