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In article <1136670936_25797@spool1-east.superfeed.net>, <pleet wrote:
> Thank you for yor explanation, I never knew the reason for the formats used.
> I'm saving for a computer, but thanks for your offer. Any recomendations for
> what kind I should get?
Yes. Get whatever your support person in your area can help you with.
New computer users need a helper, and it stands to reason that they
should get what their helper recommends.
If you can afford it, get a new computer from a major brand name maker,
such as Dell or Apple, so you can have a good warranty and official
help with it.
If you have a real techie friend, you could get a perfectly good used
one, from a place like www.surpluscomputers.com , VERY cheaply. He
could then set it up for you with all the software you need, which can
actually be downloaded from the newsgroups. :-)
Good luck!
Y Not
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