Originally posted by collemanI know I've made some very poor decisions recently, but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal. I've still got the greatest enthusiasm and confidence in the mission. And I want to help you.
Eureka!
Many thanks. I've dowloaded a picture from www.webshots.com and there is no logo.
I appreciate all the help.
Dave
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Originally posted by ToeIt's not in the registry, it's part of the background image. They embedd their logo in all the standard windows backdrops. Bit of a shame really as I quite like the fish one and the other one, but not with a huge MESH logo in the corner.
You might want to scan the registry for the text "MESH computers plc" and blast it out of existence. Of course, even loking at the registry is not an activity for the faint of heart, for if you screw it up, it can often mean re-install time...
Nowt that can be done though, other than to get a copy of the image from someone with a retail version of XP.
Ach well.
Originally posted by mrmistThanks guys,
It's not in the registry, it's part of the background image. They embedd their logo in all the standard windows backdrops. Bit of a shame really as I quite like the fish one and the other one, but not with a huge MESH logo in the corner.
Nowt that can be done though, other than to get a copy of the image from someone with a retail version of XP.
Ach well.
I think they are taking a bit of a liberty; that's what bugs me.
Dave
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Originally posted by mrmistThese folks have no shame do they? But background images: its what digital cameras are for after all...
It's not in the registry, it's part of the background image. They embedd their logo in all the standard windows backdrops. Bit of a shame really as I quite like the fish one and the other one, but not with a huge MESH logo in the corner.
The other snag with a new PC is the installed IE browser tends to have "Tiscali" or "AOL" in the titlebar, even if you never ran the set-up things supplied and 'uninstalled' them ASAP. Those bits of irritation do indeed live in the registry.
Originally posted by mrmistThe computer is fine although I do have one issue that needs to be resolved.
Indeed. Computer is good though 😉
It came with a free 60 day trial of MS Office but I cannot access it because they did not send me the 25 digit product key.
I have sent them two e-mails but no response yet.
you might want to try openoffice as an alternative to MS office.
http://www.openoffice.org/product/
45Mbyte download, or get them to send a CD (for a token payment)
Open source, every bit as good as MS (better in a lot of respects), and totally compatible ith all the MS word / power point type of stuff ost people deal with. (Exceptions: word bookmarks, ermmm.... well probably some other stuff, though I haven't found them)
Or you might not. Who am I to say?
Originally posted by collemanYou did better than me then, I've not got the trial at all!
The computer is fine although I do have one issue that needs to be resolved.
It came with a free 60 day trial of MS Office but I cannot access it because they did not send me the 25 digit product key.
I have sent them two e-mails but no response yet.
I have found the support to be pretty slow. The best support response comes from the online website helpdesk, but even then it can take a while. Which is odd, as reviews all said the customer service is pretty good. (Which I suppose it is, but it's slow.)
I have works 7, and that appears to be it. But then I have office anyway.