Sebastian G. wrote:

> Anonymous wrote:
>
>
> >> Nonsense. Microsoft has only disabled this option by default, since
> >> they don't want to support such configurations.
> >
> > Maybe you can explain teh difference between "crippled" and "disabled"?
>
>
> Documentation and partial support.

Telling someone their leg is irreparably broken and handing the a set
of crutches doesn't make them any less crippled or disabled.

You're engaging in a semantics quibble that doesn't even exist, but
then you seem to enjoy that sort of thing. Never have to admit you were
wrong about something if you just make up the rules as you go, now do
you? :(