18 Oct 06
I've taken myself to the subscription site twice now but dare not supply my details because of the fact that my email address is a free one...The computer I use to get online is not my own (mine has never been online), and I'll be honest...I am not exactly computer savvy when it comes to setting up email accounts etc.
Am I asking for trouble if I proceed anyway or am I worrying about nothing?
18 Oct 06
Originally posted by AgergThe credit card details will never be sent to your email address, so no need to worry about that.
I've taken myself to the subscription site twice now but dare not supply my details because of the fact that my email address is a free one...The computer I use to get online is not my own (mine has never been online), and I'll be honest...I am not exactly computer savvy when it comes to setting up email accounts etc.
Am I asking for trouble if I proceed anyway or am I worrying about nothing?
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20 Oct 06
Originally posted by trevor33A little support wouldn't go amiss.
why? there's no decent tournaments anymore.
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20 Oct 06
Originally posted by trevor33For just short of £17 I can feel slightly better about myself for taking such advantage of the RHP teams efforts, can enter clans (if any would have me 😉 ) play many more than 6 games at a time, lose the ads and more...3 or 4 trips worth of petrol to my nearest chess club is a reasonable price to pay for this!
why? there's no decent tournaments anymore.
21 Oct 06
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Originally posted by AgergA former Mac user, that's good enough. With graphical design as your background? At least you (should) know the more than equal alternative of silly Windows.
Used to be a mac user! (as an artworker)...but alas... not a mac owner.
If you would like to join, you are more than welcome. We don't play many challenges, so don't be afraid you get overwelmed with games.
22 Oct 06
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Originally posted by Aikohehe...silly Windows aye!!! 😀
A former Mac user, that's good enough. With graphical design as your background? At least you (should) know the more than equal alternative of silly Windows.
If you would like to join, you are more than welcome. We don't play many challenges, so don't be afraid you get overwelmed with games.
23 Oct 06
Originally posted by AikoAs a relative newcomer to PCs I should be obliged if you would tell me about the advantages of Mac as compared with Windows.
A former Mac user, that's good enough. With graphical design as your background? At least you (should) know the more than equal alternative of silly Windows.
If you would like to join, you are more than welcome. We don't play many challenges, so don't be afraid you get overwelmed with games.
23 Oct 06
Originally posted by PhilodorThe ease of use of the one over the other.
As a relative newcomer to PCs I should be obliged if you would tell me about the advantages of Mac as compared with Windows.
For instance when it comes to confirmation and alert windows; Windows creates a much higher number of pop-up windows demanding confirmation with quite some consequences if you accidentaly hit the wrong button. And due to the number of buttons, inconsequences of placing and focus of these buttons and the explaining text with many lines and the general nature of asking the most silly and irrelevant questions at the wrong moments, doesn't make the system any better.
This is just one example.
It is the ease of use that makes the difference for most users in favourable of the Mac. The Mac OS provides a much lower level of frustration while you are performing your tasks.