MVP's

Just a simple thanks.

Your continued presence in this newsgroup answering sometimes very
repetitive questions as well as support with website material is well
deserving of that thanks.

I have never left this newsgroup without an answer or direction.

I'll second that emotion!! The MS-MVP's are a terrific bunch of folks.
Their efforts to help others by sharing their knowledge and, especially,
their time, is commendable and much appreciated. I know they have 'saved my
bacon' on many occasions. My sincere 'thanks' to you all........best wishes
for a wonderful New Year.
Heirloom, old and hat is off to the
MS-MVP's


"WIRED" <none AT hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Just a simple thanks.
>
> Your continued presence in this newsgroup answering sometimes very
> repetitive questions as well as support with website material is well
> deserving of that thanks.
>
> I have never left this newsgroup without an answer or direction.
>
>
>
>

"Heirloom" wrote:

> I'll second that emotion!! The MS-MVP's are a terrific bunch of folks.
> Their efforts to help others by sharing their knowledge and, especially,
> their time, is commendable and much appreciated. I know they have 'saved my
> bacon' on many occasions. My sincere 'thanks' to you all........best wishes
> for a wonderful New Year.
> Heirloom, old and hat is off to the
> MS-MVP's
>
>
> "WIRED" <none AT hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:uxOp8kiDGHA.532@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> > Just a simple thanks.
> >
> > Your continued presence in this newsgroup answering sometimes very
> > repetitive questions as well as support with website material is well
> > deserving of that thanks.
> >
> > I have never left this newsgroup without an answer or direction.
> >
Hello, I concur, excellent help. Thank You.
Take Care.
beamish.

WIRED wrote:

> Just a simple thanks.
>
> Your continued presence in this newsgroup answering sometimes very
> repetitive questions as well as support with website material is well
> deserving of that thanks.
>
> I have never left this newsgroup without an answer or direction.
>

Yes indeed, and many thanks also to our other peers who have not been
awarded MVP status, yet continue to provide excellent support out of the
kindness of their hearts, knowledge of their experiences (very often
hard won), and their desire to learn, grow, and share their knowledge
with others.

KUDOS to all who are truly helpful here. I have learned so much these
past few years and I am _very_ appreciative.

Happy New Year and Happy Computing!

Steve N.

I agree whole heartedly. Thanks for all the support. Best wishes for a
healthy and prosperous 2006.

Dan

"Steve N." <me@here.now> wrote in message
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> WIRED wrote:
>
>> Just a simple thanks.
>>
>> Your continued presence in this newsgroup answering sometimes very
>> repetitive questions as well as support with website material is well
>> deserving of that thanks.
>>
>> I have never left this newsgroup without an answer or direction.
>>
>
> Yes indeed, and many thanks also to our other peers who have not been
> awarded MVP status, yet continue to provide excellent support out of the
> kindness of their hearts, knowledge of their experiences (very often hard
> won), and their desire to learn, grow, and share their knowledge with
> others.
>
> KUDOS to all who are truly helpful here. I have learned so much these past
> few years and I am _very_ appreciative.
>
> Happy New Year and Happy Computing!
>
> Steve N.
>

It's nice to be appreciated, Thanks.

--
John Barnett MVP
Associate Expert
http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org

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"Dapper Dan" <dapperdan@home.com> wrote in message
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>I agree whole heartedly. Thanks for all the support. Best wishes for a
>healthy and prosperous 2006.
>
> Dan
>
> "Steve N." <me@here.now> wrote in message
> news:qwztf.4615$R84.1063@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
>> WIRED wrote:
>>
>>> Just a simple thanks.
>>>
>>> Your continued presence in this newsgroup answering sometimes very
>>> repetitive questions as well as support with website material is well
>>> deserving of that thanks.
>>>
>>> I have never left this newsgroup without an answer or direction.
>>>
>>
>> Yes indeed, and many thanks also to our other peers who have not been
>> awarded MVP status, yet continue to provide excellent support out of the
>> kindness of their hearts, knowledge of their experiences (very often hard
>> won), and their desire to learn, grow, and share their knowledge with
>> others.
>>
>> KUDOS to all who are truly helpful here. I have learned so much these
>> past few years and I am _very_ appreciative.
>>
>> Happy New Year and Happy Computing!
>>
>> Steve N.
>>
>
>

"WIRED" <none AT hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:uxOp8kiDGHA.532@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Just a simple thanks.
>
> Your continued presence in this newsgroup answering sometimes very
> repetitive questions as well as support with website material is well
> deserving of that thanks.
>
> I have never left this newsgroup without an answer or direction.


Actually the Award MVP is truly an award since it is based upon past
efforts, not some contractual obligation. The award this year is for efforts
last year in other words. Nobody can apply for MVP, it depends only upon
nominations, which actually makes it all the more pleasing.

The other thing that often escapes people is the fact that the selection is
not made on the basis of "Blind Loyalty" to Microsoft - MVPs can collect
feedback for Microsoft and this is not always positive, but it IS expected
to be realistic and constructive. Rants are not really very influential with
anybody after all...

As to rewards there are some. Microsoft give us access to a lot of products
that we would normally never buy (mainly because we wouldn't have a
justifiable use for them) but which are valuable to experiment with and help
our understanding of what they are trying to integrate with which. Of course
this is not entirely one sided. These products help us to learn so we can
pass on more useful info to others. One of those rare instances perhaps
where a huge corporation and it's customers can get along together

I guess the more popular you folks make these groups the better for users in
general and I think it's fair to say that trying to make things better is
the aim of most, if not all MVPs. If you feel like suggesting a visit here
to friends who have problems I tried to do a simple walkthrough on this page
that you can direct them to. The site is far from complete but the newsgroup
stuff is okay I think. http://www.charlietame.org/ . Hopefully it will save
you a long explanation of how to get here

And thanks for the appreciation, Happy New Year to you all.

Charlie

Looks functional to me, Charlie............good work.
Heirloom, old and exploits suck


"Charlie Tame" <charlie@tames.net> wrote in message
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>
> "WIRED" <none AT hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:uxOp8kiDGHA.532@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>> Just a simple thanks.
>>
>> Your continued presence in this newsgroup answering sometimes very
>> repetitive questions as well as support with website material is well
>> deserving of that thanks.
>>
>> I have never left this newsgroup without an answer or direction.
>
>
> Actually the Award MVP is truly an award since it is based upon past
> efforts, not some contractual obligation. The award this year is for
> efforts last year in other words. Nobody can apply for MVP, it depends
> only upon nominations, which actually makes it all the more pleasing.
>
> The other thing that often escapes people is the fact that the selection
> is not made on the basis of "Blind Loyalty" to Microsoft - MVPs can
> collect feedback for Microsoft and this is not always positive, but it IS
> expected to be realistic and constructive. Rants are not really very
> influential with anybody after all...
>
> As to rewards there are some. Microsoft give us access to a lot of
> products that we would normally never buy (mainly because we wouldn't have
> a justifiable use for them) but which are valuable to experiment with and
> help our understanding of what they are trying to integrate with which. Of
> course this is not entirely one sided. These products help us to learn so
> we can pass on more useful info to others. One of those rare instances
> perhaps where a huge corporation and it's customers can get along together
>
>
> I guess the more popular you folks make these groups the better for users
> in general and I think it's fair to say that trying to make things better
> is the aim of most, if not all MVPs. If you feel like suggesting a visit
> here to friends who have problems I tried to do a simple walkthrough on
> this page that you can direct them to. The site is far from complete but
> the newsgroup stuff is okay I think. http://www.charlietame.org/ .
> Hopefully it will save you a long explanation of how to get here
>
> And thanks for the appreciation, Happy New Year to you all.
>
> Charlie
>
>
>
>
>