RE: Mapping Drives with CA400 -Reply

Archie,

I'm sorry that terminology is proprietarily for Dell computers, which we
use exclusively.  ZZTop (why they chose that name I have no idea.  You
can imagine the people that click on that folder thinking they will hear
"She's Got Legs..."), What it does is bring back the Dell factory
default settings.  Similar to a reformat, but you don't have to
re-install the OS.  It is a tremendous plus for Dell computers.  I work
for a school district and we have a lot of wannabe computer experts, who
put their computers to the test!  Thanks for the interest.

Melenie

-----Original Message-----
From: Howard Weatherly [mailto:hweatherly@dlis.dla.mil]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 1999 10:49 AM
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Mapping Drives with CA400 -Reply


Melenie,

I must live a sheltered life :) this reference to ZZTop is zooming right
past me! What exactly do you mean? just in case I hear this again.

Weaver, Melenie wrote:
> 
> Archie,
> will be to run ZZTop and bring the whole computer back to factory
> install settings and re-load software.  Thank you for your reply.
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