Anyway, I had another lady I was able to give the email address for feedback to. I helped her out with her problem, of course, and she was like, "If there was any way I could thank you more in person..." Now, I'm not one to throw the feedback email address at anyone who thanks me for helping them out. I reserve that for people who ask for a way to give feedback about me, but I said to her, "Well, there is an email address for feedback. I don't like just giving it to people and being tacky/pushy about it, but you kind of asked for it indirectly..." and she said, "Yes, I definitely did." That's cool when that happens.

Aunt Vicki was over today and was pulling out right as I pulled in. She came back in and asked if I could help her print something from her floppy disks. She also said that her computer gets all these popups now and she can't get on the internet because of it. She said Sis. Michelle tried it and she couldn't get it to work, either. I said I'd go over and fix her computer and she said that it would be great. I tried launching Internet Explorer and sure enough, popups galore. I closed out of them and noticed that the site it was at was a little strange for a homepage. I asked what page she usually goes to first was. She said it was Dogpile.com, so I changed her homepage to that (my homepage is mail.yahoo.com, lol). I noticed that a bunch of programs were on her computer and when I asked which of them she ever uses, she only pointed to 3, including the internet. I started uninstalling all the programs she never used. She had Mavis Beacon 3 and 8. She had Adobe Acrobat reader 3.1, 3.5, and 4.0. I finally decided to just back up her stuff and wipe her drive clean. She has probably never had that done and probably never defragmented before. She has programs on there from when she let her boyfriend have it for a long time. She doesn't have any way to get her backup stuff off her computer so I can reformat it, so I proposed that I take her hard drive home and burn it to a CD, then get it ready to put Windows back on it and the few programs she uses. I found out she was using Windows 98, but she also has a CD for Windows 2000 and didn't even know it. I'm certainly gonna put that on. It's much more stable. Sis. Michelle overheard me talking about it and said that she would like if I did the same to hers. She asked if it would go faster after doing it, and I said it would be like I put in something 3 times as fast as what she has in it. I like doing this kind of stuff. The only time I get it is at home when I'm rushed to finish as soon as possible. Well, gotta go now.