I already asked the question; where do I see the response. How do.

[Alvaro]

I already asked the question; where do I see the response. How do I see what
possible answers came back?

Alvaro

Microsoft is not very user friendly. I resent also being forced to register
my program. I already paid; don't force your will on me.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You see your response in the same area you posted it. However you might want to access the newsgroup
directly from Outlook Express instead of the web interface:

news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.frontpage.client

Almost every application ask you to register, and in many cases, registration is optional. Now
activation is a different story, but other companies, besides MS has also started to implement
Activation as well, so if you want to use the application, then you have to activate it.

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[Andrew Murray]

Click the plus sign (+) next to your original post to expand the thread and
see the replies. (it might take a while to show up, you might need to
'refresh' the screen in browser-based newsreaders, or restart your reader
such as Outlook Express.

You don't *have* to register software, but with Microsoft there is a
requirement to activate it (only really applicable on newer releases of Ms
office applications etc).

 

[Mike Mueller]

To see the replies, expand the thread by clicking on the +
sign in front of your subject.

If you want the NG to be friendly, use a news reader such as
Outlook Express.

Registration is not required. I recommend it though as then
MS can contact you when updates come out

Activation is required on new MS products. It is a direct
result of so many people bootlegging the product.




Alvaro wrote:
: I already asked the question; where do I see the
: response. How do I see what possible answers came back?
:
: Alvaro
:
: Microsoft is not very user friendly. I resent also being
: forced to register my program. I already paid; don't
: force your will on me.