Larry Jaques wrote:
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 11:18:15 -0500, with neither quill nor qualm, "Al
A." quickly quoth:





Jewelcome. I'm glad the test routine sorted it out. So, how much
are you charging your daughter for your brilliance? A fresh apple
pie...or would that be pumpkin?



Not sure excatly what happened, but am blaming the temp sensor, and
crediting a test-mode-reset of the computer as the final step. That last
part is likely BS, but I am not above making stuff up to convince my
daughter that I am brilliant (even in the face of evidance to the contrary).


Computers are strange critters. That may very well have been the
actual solution. Take it and run with it!



Thanks again for all or your responses and ideas. This gang never lets
me down.


Yeah, this is a great group, isn't it? Between my brothers over on the
Wreck and the great guys here, I feel very blessed with "family."

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Daughter is a starving college student. I may be able to get a pie of
some sort, but I can't be sure. While she will make a great nurse pretty
soon, we need to work on her cooking skills a bit, I think. With what
nurses are making around here these days, she may soon be able to pay ME
to cook for her. She is the oldest of our gang, great kid, hard worker.

And yes, this is a great group. Usenet is an amazing resourse, even
when the S/N ratio is not running high. When you think about the amount
of information and collective experience available at the click of a
mouse, it is mind boggling.

Al A.