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Expertise
I am happy to answer any questions about how to USE Microsoft Windows 2000. I still run both Windows 2000 Workstation and Server here in my office. Also, please be sure to check the Windows Tips & Tricks and Windows Tutorials sections of my web site.
Experience in the area
I have been using Windows 2000 since it first came out. I have been teaching Windows (all versions) in the classroom since 1994, and online through computer tutorials since 2002.
Organizations
I have been volunteering on AllExperts in the categories of Microsoft Access, Visual Basic, and Weight Loss for many months now.
Publications
I have created a line of computer tutorials online at www.WindowsLearningZone.com.
Education/Credentials
Owner of www.WindowsLearningZone.com and computer tech since 1990.
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Recent Answers from Richard Rost
2010-11-08 Installing windows XP over Windows 2000:
I have NEVER been a fan of installing one operating system over another one. Even so-called "upgrade" options cause more trouble then they're worth. I've always been a proponent of FORMATTING a drive first
2010-10-20 low virtual memory:
Virtual memory allows your computer to take a chunk of hard drive space and treat it as system memory. It's also called a "swap" or "paging" file. In Windows 2000, right-click on My Computer and go
2010-04-20 Upgrade:
Well, I never recommend UPGRADING your operating system. If you're going to move up to Windows 7, your best bet is to install a fresh, new copy - preferably on a new PC. However, with that said, if
2009-09-11 MS Works Suite 2004-:
Sorry, but I have never used Works Suite 2004. It sounds like Word can't read your data file. I would try saving the data file as something else (I'm sure there's an option in Works to do that, but
2009-07-01 Installing Windows 2000:
Andy, while I admit that something like that would be nice, I don't know where you could find one. I myself could probably MAKE one, but since Windows 2000 is so old now, I don't think it would be a valued
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