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Something cool i found on windows

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I just found this when you click log off on windows it dims the forums. Just thought that was kinda neat.

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loser....
 
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You need to use your windows more........... :confused: .....But then again, stick with your mac!!
 
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Boy, tough crowd. No need to be slinging insults gentlemen. Not everyone is l337 and a sense of wonder should not be discouraged.
 
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i really really REALLY hope your joking
 
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iMe said:
You need to use your windows more........... :confused: .....But then again, stick with your mac!!
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lol its not even mine im at a hotel
 
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iLEFTOVERCRACK said:
loser....
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Do you actually realise how rude that could sound? This category is labeled "ANYTHING GOES" meaning that people can post ANYTHING they feel the need to... which is exactly what he has done. He obviously thought that this might be of interest to other people who use these forums. So instead of replying with such a negative response, why not show a little respect?
 
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BadjahBoy said:
Do you actually realise how rude that could sound? This category is labeled "ANYTHING GOES" meaning that people can post ANYTHING they feel the need to... which is exactly what he has done. He obviously thought that this might be of interest to other people who use these forums. So instead of replying with such a negative response, why not show a little respect?
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yeah man ur lucky im not a sensitave person
 
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I thought it always did that to anything that was on your screen, just made it black and white..and sometimes lock up my system while im trying to shut it down....
 
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I thought it only did that on XP, cool tho.
 
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benjamindaines, you never used XP before? because it always does that when shutting down or logging off...

@PowerBookG4:
It is XP actually, and only WinXP does that, no other Windows version

@ those rude guys:
That's pretty much kiddy behaviour...plain stupid, and just simply putting a bad image on us other Mac users...
 
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Actually I think everyone's missing the point here:

He means it also happens when you only log your MAC-FORUMS.COM ACCOUNT IN INTERNET EXPLORER- not when you log out of Windows XP entirely.

I'm sure lots of people haven't seen that particular internet explorer behaviour before and it is certainly not something that happens on Macs.

Cool find!
 
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Aptmunich said:
Actually I think everyone's missing the point here:

He means it also happens when you only log your MAC-FORUMS.COM ACCOUNT IN INTERNET EXPLORER- not when you log out of Windows XP entirely.

I'm sure lots of people haven't seen that particular internet explorer behaviour before and it is certainly not something that happens on Macs.

Cool find!
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Oh, well that's totally different the... :cool:
I've never seen it with IE, as I haven't used it since my Win98 days...long long time ago :D
 
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Aptmunich said:
Actually I think everyone's missing the point here:

He means it also happens when you only log your MAC-FORUMS.COM ACCOUNT IN INTERNET EXPLORER- not when you log out of Windows XP entirely.
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Actually, he does mean logging out of Windows....
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I just found this when you click log off on windows
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...at least that is what he typed anyway
 
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i think he meant. "This is what happens when you log off of the mac-forums website from a Windows machine in IE."
 
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this thread has served its purpose
 
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