On one internet & computer 'HELP' website that I came across, two self-declared Micro$oft MVP experts ('CHEVY' and 'JOHNWILL') have trouble answering an easy question (...easy if you actually know your stuff).

- They don't know what the file MSIMN.EXE is for (see below).
- These "experts" haughtily write that they don't give assistance via PM or email...
- Seems like they don't give much assistance on their web site either!

The file MSIMN.EXE is the Email & news reader program (i.e. Outlook Express).
The file name itself is an acronym for Micro$oft Internet Mail (and) News (reader)

One "Expert" (Chevy) calls the other "Expert" (Johnwill) a "wise ass" because, as Chevy boldly states, "MSIMN means MS Instant Messenger". It doesn't (it means "MicroSoft Internet Mail & News") - and that's why they have a spot here on this webpage. "Johnwill" didn't know enough to correct "Chevy". It took another person, "TCSCushing", almost a month later, to correct them.

Gal that goes by the username, vsg375 (link) doesn't know how to use find/replace all (actually just the REPLACE option) in WordPad. She thinks that you have to find each instance one at a time, and then replace them one at a time. (vsg? hmmm... Very Stupid Gal?)

Hint: When you go to this site the first time, the actual answers are way at the bottom of the page. The top has the spaces for answers but they are greyed-out with a message that only "Premium" members can see the answers. But if it is your first visit to the site, scroll way down, past all the advertisement & junk in the middle. Once you get past that, you'll come to the actual answers. The site then puts a cookie on your computer, and if you refresh that page, or go to another page on the site, it will then block the real answers at the bottom: They are no longer visible. Easy fix is to delete the cookie and you can see another page's answers. Delete their cookie again and you can see another page, et cetera.

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Error 1816: "Password invalid or missing (EA390718)" when restoring an image
Situation:
While restoring an image using Drive Image or Drive Image Pro, you see the message "Error 1816: Password invalid or missing."
Solution:
This error message appears if you type the wrong password for a password-protected image file. To prevent the error message from appearing, type the correct password.