And Jack Wymore, my knowledgeable friend from Willamina, replies:
    "Been to that first store. It's still there. At that same card game where Penney made his famous quote, his lifelong friend, William "Wille" Winchester countered with his own astute quote, which he hurriedly wrote on the back of the Jack of Spades; "God made all men, Winchester made them equal". Later he made it his company's motto. A third man at that table that night, Samuel Colt, a known braggart and card cheat also uttered some immortal words destined later to become his motto, "Fear no man, no matter what his size; call on me to equalize".
    The man who made up the fourth partner at the game they were playing that particular night, a Montana version of Spit in the Ocean, was my dad. Not to be outdone he also had a quote which seemed very pertinent for the occasion. 'No matter how dumb the dealer looks, always cut the cards.'  That evening was one for the history books."

   Try this: Take a C: drive with Windows 98. Back it up onto Bellevue's network using drag-and-drop. Do a low-level format on the old C: drive and install Windows XP. Drag the backup into a new folder on the XP desktop.

   The Windows Folder within will be empty; no Desktop, and everything relating to Outlook Express 6 is gone (spell checker, favorites and emails.)

"Microsoft won't certify their reps - 26 Dec.2002"