Dear Mr. Bill Gates,

This letter is from Kudahuthube’ from Dhan’gethi. We
have bought a computer for our home and we found problems, which I want
to bring to your notice. After connecting to internet we planned to
open e-mail account and whenever we fill the form in Hotmail in the
password column, only ***** appears, but in the rest of the fields
whatever we typed appears, but we face this problem only in password
field. We checked with hardware vendor Dash Computers and they said
that there is no problem with keyboard.
Because of this we open
the e-mail account with password *****. I request you to check this as
we ourselves do not know what the password is.

There is a
button 'start' but there is no stop button. Why you have START button
after computer is started anyway? You should put a STOP button. We
request you to check this also.

We find there is 'Run' in the
menu. After clicking run it shows box asking where to run. We entered
Hulhumale', because we have relatives there who can catch computer
until we come. But the computer replied 'Not found'!
I think you must update it with map of Maldives. Otherwise this RUN command is no use.

One doubt is there
any 're-scooter' available in system? As I find only ‘re-cycle’, but I
own a scooter at my home, so I cannot use the re-cycle function.

Also
there is 'Find' button but it is not working properly. My wife lost the
door key and we tried a lot for tracing the key with this ‘find’, but
unable to trace. Is it a bug??

Also I think the computer is
very lazy. If nobody plays with it for five minutes, screen goes blank
and shows small windows logo floating on black screen. Dash Computers
(the vendor) said don't touch anything, and to restart and see. It
worked, but every time screen goes blank I have to switch the power on
and off, which is taking long time to start. Computer also forgets what
it was doing before it went blank. I think this is a serious backward
step for your product. Please make computers more smarter and active in
future.

Thanks,

kudahuthube’
Dhan’gethi