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The urge for infomation....

I did something really2 stupid. I dunno why I did it but I guess you wouldn't know what you did was stupid until you did it. Can you get what I mean? I guess you can.

Anyway, what i did was not a major life threatening thing and I haven't sold my soul to the devil. I just messed with my lotus notes.

Actually I've just got my new pc. So, as a kid trapped in an adult's body... I would definitely try to check on what's new with the new pc. After checking all the basic things and realizing that there's nothing special about this new Windows Vista except most of the applications that I need are not compatible with it, I changed my attention to my lotus notes.

At first i just want to insert back the mail archive that I managed to save from my old pc into this new pc. Yup, I manage to do it. Now... there would be other things that I can do with this thing. Let see... there's a replace your database button... what will happen if I replace my database. Will I get something interesting or will the display change? Well nothing much happened except I lost all the ability to write and read mails from my lotus notes.

This is not good. I have to do something to rectify this. Well, normally u can uninstall your application software and reinstall it back right? Right? So I uninstalled the lotus notes from my pc... but i actually copied everything in another folder with hope I can something about it later.

Guess what happened? I'm not the computer genius that I thought I were.... I lost everything in the lotus notes and now I have to wait for the technician to come and reinstall everything for me. As for the time being... I'm hunger for the emails that keep filling in my inbox.... I guess when people say "you'll appreciate something that you have when you lost it"is true... Now I really miss my good old lotus notes and all the crappy emails....

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