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Old 05-31-2007, 10:50 PM #8
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Hi. I never thought of such a thing. Using a computer with a tv set.

Theirs is an old tv set. Don't think a new computer would be compatible.

And they really have no money to buy a computer anyway.

I think she finally got it to work. She pressed a go button (or some such thing). I hate the webtv.

When you have used a normal computer. And then you sit in front of a tv set with this little keyboard and you have to press the arrows to get the cursor thing to move around and EVERYTHING TAKES 5 MINUTES TO LOAD ANYTHING UP!!

Well, I almost went nuts.

So I thank all of you from the bottom of my computer loving little heart.

bye for now.
Melody
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