Re: monitor not vga compatible help

If you are going to be on line and using a computer you will have to grow a
thicker skin.

"rachel" <rachel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Well I Never !. Thank you for giving me the answer to my problem and your
> superior comments on my writing skills and english .Had I known that this
> was
> a collection of people who appear to be highly educated I would have
> refrained from entering and asking for help in any form what so ever .
> However my hastely written cry for help seems to have given you all a
> chance
> to jump on your soap boxes and in the process try to humilate an unknown
> person whom you know nothing about without any kindness in your replies.
> Apart from one or two who did agree with the general opinion but did so
> with
> some kindness ,which i appreciate greatly.Thank you !. I am so happy that
> I
> am not a teanager with learning difficultys but a mother and grandmother
> who
> is not overly educated in the academic sence or clever .I have just
> learned
> or is it learnt ?I never get that right , or learning to use the pc and
> keyboard ,I cant spell very well and it is taking me a long time to write
> and
> correct this. One activity I have enjoyed over the years is reading so I
> do
> have a large vocabulary when writing ,which I rarley do.I Also sat my O'
> English when I was 35 with 3 young children and passed lol .I acheived
> this
> with the help of many helpful and kind people I have met through out my
> life
> who encouraged and aided my efforts. I believe that a smile or a kind word
> teaches more than arrogance or inntolerance.I dont mind being corrected or
> taught , I can take it but what does worry me is that a younger and more
> vulnerable peron may not survie the harshness of some of your comments and
> give up in there quest for learning somthing new and that would be a great
> pity. And all it takes is politeness and understanding.
> I dont think that what I wrote was so hard to understand but it was
> a
> hurried note. Well it takes all kinds to make the world go round, thank
> god
> !. While writting my post my pc was unstable and I was painting 3 box
> canvases for a friends anaversary so thats some of the reasons that your
> highly tone sences were subjected to my onslot. Please know that I will
> never dane to cross your threasholed again but I do hope that in the
> future
> a little kindness and tollerance will prevail while slamming ususpecting
> ,uneducated wanderers looking for help.
> well am awa the noo its late inti the nict a ned sum sleep aw rict the
> nict !
> My native tounge would yi believe it!!!!! Toodle pip!!!!!
>
> "Miss Perspicacia Tick" wrote:
>
>> rachel wrote:
>> > hi i cant get a monitor to install on pc winxp it said vga not
>> > compatible i dont have disc know that xp has this driver but i read
>> > that i have to trick it into using it this i got from internet dont
>> > understand it it is a tft monitor proview i have been to the sight
>> > but cant find which driver it is help
>>
>> 1) Please learn how to post using the common nuances of written
>> English.
>> Full stops are essential, as are commas and capital letters.
>>
>> 2) You don't need to "install" a monitor. You just attach it -
>> contrary
>> to popular belief, monitors do not require drivers, either.
>>
>> 3) You got what from the internet?
>>
>> 4) 'Sight' is the noun formed from the verb "to see". The word
>> 'website'
>> is 'site' because 'site', in this instance, means 'place'.
>>
>> 5) The error more than likely pertains to your graphics card. Have you
>> downloaded and installed the latest driver? I have never come across a
>> monitor - certainly not one made in the last decade or so - as not being
>> 'VGA compatible'.
>>
>> Post back, properly, with more information.
>>
>>
>>


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