EN59CVH wrote:
> HeyBub wrote:
>
>> My Action Pack binder has maybe 100 Microsoft products.
>
> How many people are idiots like you to accumulate all these software for
> fun? Serious users have to earn a living. Not all are doing computing
> as a hobby!!!
Looks like the green-eyed monster has bitten another consumer not able to
qualify as a Microsoft partner and is jealous someone else has more money.
Please explain where HeyBub stated that the action pack was for his personal
or home use rather than for his business or "my" really referred to his
employer's copy. Besides, if he has the money, what do you care where he
spends it? Yeah, you drive a Kia and someone else with more money buys a
Lexus. So what. They've probably spent a portion of their income that is
the same as yours. Amazing how everyone wants to be rich but then berates
anyone who already is.
"common" is defined by how the populace is defined to which the term
applies. All the OP said was "There aren't many M$ products in common
circulation". Well, when speaking of Windows, the topic of this forum, that
statement is obviously false even with just consumers who buy individual
Microsoft products to use on a Microsoft operating system. Often it only
takes the need for a few of Microsoft's products to realize that a
subscription (*if* you can qualify) is a cheaper solution.
Maybe when you get a job or a better job to make more money or have worked
long enough to accrue some assets then you, too, can afford to qualify for a
subscription and pay for it. Until then, keep remembering to push those
fries before ringing up the sale.