Re: [CGUYS] controlling IP address access

If you have an old PC laying around- Pentium II or higher you can have a free firewall that can block sites, viruses, spam, and other bad stuff. Information on the free home licence for Astaro is at . They sell

Re: [CGUYS] iTunes updates

>They still make those? Or would we buy from a museum? eBay is your friend in need. * ==> QUICK LIST-COMMAND REFERENCE - Put the following commands in <== * ==> the body of an email & send 'em to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <== *

Re: [CGUYS] controlling IP address access

>I wouldn't use the service to block anything from children or anyone >else [I don't like any kind of censorship], but am noting that the >feature is available. Use it judiciously. It is interesting to see them try to innovate the old DNS concept. In addition to blocking they also provide stati

[CGUYS] first iMac question ug Vista

Bought wife a new iMac 2.4g 24". lots of questions. got parallels, now she says she needs a(n) MS OS. I think all Vista UG needs to see XP to UG. can she use a new copy of vista UG and one of the xp's we have laying around to load vista on her machine? does she want/need the 64 bit versio

Re: [CGUYS] first iMac question ug Vista

does she want to load Vista, or would she be better off with XP? again, will a new UG work? At 12:50 PM 9/22/2007, you wrote: >Bought wife a new iMac 2.4g 24". lots of questions. got parallels, now she >says she needs a(n) MS OS. > >I think all Vista UG needs to see XP to UG. can she use a

Re: [CGUYS] first iMac question ug Vista

No reason at all to use 64bit, I'd stick with xp unless she has some specific reason to Vista. Mike On 9/22/07, gerald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > does she want to load Vista, or would she be better off with XP? again, > will a new UG work? > > At 12:50 PM 9/22/2007, you wrote: > >Bought wife

Re: [CGUYS] first iMac question ug Vista

>Bought wife a new iMac 2.4g 24". lots of questions. got parallels, now >she says she needs a(n) MS OS. Unless she is a software developer needing to test applications on specific platforms, the first question to ask is "says who?" Nine times out of ten this is a bogus line given by some IT t

Re: [CGUYS] controlling IP address access

My original intent was to control the "time" a site would be available. Not to pretend it does not exist. Not particularly interested in censorship. Just moderating any particular sites availability. Soon as I get a chance I'll see if OpenDNS will fit the bill. I will admit to pulling