Michael,
Very nice description. Well done. Just one nit.
On 10/10/07, Michael Fernando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Received: from mailsrv1.domain1.com (mout-56.domain1.com [220.220.22.22
> ])
> by mx.yourdomain.org (8.14.1/8.14.1) with ESMTP id l92CrYxR029471
> for <[EMAIL PROT
Guy from GoDaddy called today to see if I need any more services (well, he
didn't exactly say this, but...) I took the opportunity to ask him about
their privacy policy. He insisted that all registration companies have to
submit the same info. to Whois, where it is available to the public...UN
> The reason I'm asking is that I'm trying to ascertain the likelihood
> that the header time stamps on some mail I have received from a sender
> are accurate or possibly fabricated.
The headers should contain at least one "Received: " line. If those
lines aren't forged, they are usually chronolo
Well, only a few days ago, I knew virtually nothing about this domain
registration business. Yet I rather quickly came to the tentative
conclusion that it doesn't make sense that people are allowed to register
other people's names (aside from cases of the same name, which could be
worked aroun
I went on alt.periphs.scsi, earlier and, looked through the archives. Another
person had a problem similar to mine. They were told to re-install the 19160
then, download the drivers for the 39320 then, to re-install the 39320 so, I
will do that tomorrow.
-- Original message -
You've only got a short window of time to do this, so perhaps you are
missing it.
Mike
On 10/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I would give that credence, except, I can press both, DEL to access the
> CMOS Setup and, Ctrl-A to access the SCSI BIOS so, I know the keyboard is
View / Message Source
Robert wrote:
I reported a possible fake message from eBay to [EMAIL PROTECTED] In
reply, I received this message from eBay:
To enable a more complete investigation of this situation, please
email me a full copy of the message you received including the full
headers. H
I reported a possible fake message from eBay to [EMAIL PROTECTED] In
reply, I received this message from eBay:
To enable a more complete investigation of this situation, please email
me a full copy of the message you received including the full headers.
Headers are required as they allow me t
I would give that credence, except, I can press both, DEL to access the CMOS
Setup and, Ctrl-A to access the SCSI BIOS so, I know the keyboard is working.
-- Original message --
From: Tony B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Maybe your keyboard hasn't been recognized yet. Try plugg
hi and help
recently i went to illinois with my hard drive containing win200pro. i
installed it in my computer there but i stupidly forgot to prepare it for
the transfer to the different machine, i wouldn't run.
i had the win2000 cd with me so i installed a second win2000 on the hard
drive, it work
No, you don't want a bootable floppy. XP prompts you to insert a floppy when
you press F6 and reads the drivers from there.
On 10/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I downloaded the driver from Adaptec's website.
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> As for having the floppy drive enabled, I never disabled it.
Why don't you contact her publisher? Publishers usually handle much of
the PR for their authors and handle requests like yours. They also set
up web pages to publicize and sell their books. Writers who are also in
practice and teaching don't usually do, or even have, their own web sites.
Take
Maybe your keyboard hasn't been recognized yet. Try plugging it into the PS2
socket?
On 10/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> That is what I was thinking. But, Nothing happens when I press F6.
>
> -- Original message --
> From: Tony B <[EMAIL PROTECTE
>I put out a proposal here at the office to get a number of notebooks and
>in order to keep them all in the same state, we'd ghost one and apply the
>image to the rest. My understanding is that a Windows license is mapped
>to a MAC address - is that true? Has anyone done this before where you'
>The reason I'm asking is that I'm trying to ascertain the likelihood
>that the header time stamps on some mail I have received from a sender
>are accurate or possibly fabricated.
I would not put much credence into email time stamps. (What do the time
stamps on this email tell you?) With a few
I downloaded the driver from Adaptec's website.
As for having the floppy drive enabled, I never disabled it. I just changed
the boot order in the BIOS(not SCSI) so, the CD-R/W would be first. I tried to
create a 'bootable' floppy disk but, I can't even do that from the other
desktop, I am acc
Note that you must connect a floppy drive first, and it must be enabled in
the BIOS. And it's gotta have a driver on it (check their website).
On 10/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Tony, I laughed at myself, when you asked that question. That was rather
> vague of me.
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Tony, I laughed at myself, when you asked that question. That was rather vague
of me.
The AHA-19160 and, AHA-39320 are Host Adapters, made by Adaptec.
As for the prompt, I see that, when I try to install XP Pro but, when I press
F6, nothing happens. I know nothing is wrong with the keyboard.
If anyone is confused by the subject, I apologize. I put it that way for
simplicity.
In the past week, I have had a problem that has, sort of flip-flopped. I
originally had an AHA-19160 in my tower until, my hard drive seemingly
disappeared from the card's BIOS. While the drive disappeared f
Thanks for the responses to this question. The answers appear consistent,
so I'm convinced. Live and learn. [And sorry Stewart for the inadvertent
email.]
-- Forwarded Message
From: "Rev. Stewart Marshall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2007 18:08:48 -0500
Subject: Re: Wireless Print
I put out a proposal here at the office to get a number of notebooks and in
order to keep them all in the same state, we'd ghost one and apply the image to
the rest. My understanding is that a Windows license is mapped to a MAC
address - is that true? Has anyone done this before where you'd st
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