Re: can I use Apple II with a vga/dvi monitor? how to get software?

["Bryan Parkoff" <nospam@nospam.com>]

"Paul Schlyter" <pausch@saaf.se> wrote in message 
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> In article <00nli.108297$1i1.40973@pd7urf3no>,
> The Wizard of Oz  <wizard@emeraldcity.gov> wrote:
>
>> Anecdotally, I've had Microsoft Word (Office) crash and corrupt all
>> the hard drives in a system (twice - losing a months worth of work
>> in the process).
>
> Well, I suppose you got what you deserved, because when this happened,
> you had committed two cardinal "sins":
>
> 1. When that MS-Word crashed and did all that damage to your stuff,
> you were logged on to an account with administrator's right.  If you
> instead had been logged on to an account with more limited user's
> access rights, that could never have happened.  Only the folders to
> which you had write privileges could have been damaged by that
> fialing MS-Word, but never the entire hard disks.

    I can tell that it is rare to overwrite or corrupt hard drive using 
limited access account on Windows NT and Linux.  Hardware failure can occur 
to bypass low level to overwrite sector by sector when there is nothing the 
security with restriction access can stop it.
    Write smaller code to develop software instead of larger code may be 
very stable.

Bryan Parkoff