David Patrick wrote: Ewan Scott wrote: Sat down and watched this with Fiona. It was, to us, a bit of a curate's egg. Lots of good positive stuff interspersed with smarmy smart-arse comments. In some ways very similar to the radio show. However, Neil Morrisey, whom we thought had been doing very well finished off with the remark that he had reached the stage where

Brad Germolene wrote, in <8go6m25a8jls8eda6khfga4hh91m7l77m2@4ax.com> on Tue, 21 Nov 2006 21:46:26 +0100: On Tue, 21 Nov 2006 18:39:15 +0000 (UTC), Salvatore Volatile <me@privacy.net> wrought: Brad Germolene wrote: Still, at least I hope we can all agree that the A-Team pronunciation -- stuh-PARD -- is an absolute no-no. The problem is, there seem to be a class

IMHO it is a matter of how the application in question uses that area. If the appdata folder is used quite a bit by an application then it is a bad idea. If an application does not use the area then it can be done safely. It really is a matter of testing to see what the performance is like and then decideing from there. I've been in some environments where it works like a charm and others