Dear Kim, and Everyone,

Okay, that's great. I'm Praising God for no more anxiety and 
certainly for no heartattack. But, what about your computer???????????

I'm afraide I would have reacted the same way.

Did you get it fixed?????

I hate Vista. I will not use it at all. I just sold my laptop with 
Vista on it. I  now have a NetBook with XP Home on it.

One time, this was in the DOS days. Well, kind of. Windows 98. lol. I 
was in a folder, and I thought it was a temp folder, as that is where 
I intended to be. <grin> lol. I did a del star dot star. I got out of 
that folder, and realized I just had deleted everything in my Windows 
folder. lol. When I realized what I had done, I panicked, I mean I 
was scared! I was sure Vernon was going to yell at me. I got the 
files out of the recycle ben, and put them in the Windows folder 
where they belong. Vernon did have to fix some things, but I can't 
remember what they were.

This morning when he turned on my new laptop to check some things, 
the screen was upside down. lol.

He looked and figured out how to do the same thing with his computer. 
lol. He had never seen a screen display upside down. Then he found 
out how to fix it, and now that he fixed it, everything is fine. lol.

I dreamed last night I had a virus on my new computer.

Love and Blessings,
Pat Ferguson

At 09:43 AM 2/11/2009, you wrote:
>Yesterday, I had a bad scare with my computer, and almost had a 
>panic attack, which might have turned into a heart attack. I was 
>trying to get that annoying little open side note icon out of my 
>system tray, so I accessed the system configuration utility, and 
>selected selective start-up, hit apply, and then
>OK, without realizing they'd changed everything in Vista, so when I 
>rebooted the computer, I found no Jaws, no Windows sounds,nothing. 
>Instantly, I was panic stricken. I even had mild chest pains and 
>heart palpatations. No, my left arm didn't hurt, and no, thank God I 
>didn't feel pressure in my stomach, but I did feel a tiny bit short 
>of breath, and like someone was stabbing my chest with hypodermic 
>needles. I could have sworn I
>heard the Lord say, "Keep calm, Kim. Breathe slowly and deeply. 
>You'll get it fixed." After a few deep breaths, praise God the 
>stabbing pains went away.