Kittens drink too much coffee too. I washed my white Mac keyboard a few
months ago, after taking it apart; hung it in the greenhouse for 3 days
to dry. Works fine now.
Be careful: if you take your keyboard apart, it's really hard to get the
space bar or other spring-loaded keys back on so
On Nov 3, 2008, at 8:25 AM, b_s-wilk wrote:
Kittens drink too much coffee too. I washed my white Mac keyboard a
few months ago, after taking it apart; hung it in the greenhouse for
3 days to dry. Works fine now.
I had to wash my white Mac keyboard a while back, but I did not
take it
Dunno...the zip drive shows in disk management as a removable disk and
functions properly. Today when booting the notice showed new device found
and tried to install that tape controller again ...it failed and tape
controller shows a bang in device manager but will not uninstall.
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when I set the winxphomesp3 using tweakui to boot automatically to one
useraccount, it does so for a while and then returns to showing a choice of
user accounts on the screen before proceeding ...how come?
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That method has never worked. You must do this:
A. To enable autologon and bypass XP's prompt to enter a username and
password, perform the following steps:
1. Select Run from the Start menu.
2. Enter
control userpasswords2
and click OK.
3. Select the Users tab.
4.
rlsimon
Dunno...the zip drive shows in disk management as a removable
disk and functions properly. Today when booting the notice
showed new device found and tried to install that tape
controller again ...it failed and tape controller shows a
bang in device manager but will not uninstall.
You might want to try download.com, which has a couple of utilities
which supposedly will analyze for missing drivers.
Richard P.
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Dunno...the zip drive shows in disk management as a removable disk and
functions properly. Today
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I back up my Dell (runnung Vista) to a WD My Book 500 Gb External hard
dive.
With the changeover to Standard time, all the files on the External
drive now show timestamps one hour later than all the files on my C
drive. The time stamps on another backup drive (Maxtor) and on DVD's
agree, so
Dunno either ...tape drive controller shows bang and cannot be disabled or
deleted and also shows no driver and cannot be rolled back or updated ...??
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From: Wayne Dernoncourt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 03, 2008 12:40 PM
To: rlsimon
Cc: 'Computer
Your Vista machine is probably using NTFS for its file system. Your
external drive is probably using FAT32. NTFS handles DST correctly,
while FAT32 does not.
Solution is to upgrade the external drive to NTFS (or some other real
file system).
On Mon, Nov 03, 2008 at 12:30:24PM -0500, Q. Fisher
Why would this interfere with incremental backups? In an incremental, only
*changed* files are supposed to be included. Besides, even if it depended on
time instead of changes, just do one full backup.
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Q. Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I back up my Dell
how does one upgrade an external drive?
what is NTFS?? Well, I see it is a file system, but what is that?
Allen Firstenberg wrote:
Your Vista machine is probably using NTFS for its file system. Your
external drive is probably using FAT32. NTFS handles DST correctly,
while FAT32 does not.
It is Microsoft's file system: New Technology File System. Remember
Windows NT?
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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what is NTFS?? Well, I see it is a file system, but what is that?
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but, i still don't understand.
to me, a file system is Windows Explorer.
so, obviously we're talking about different things!
Snyder, Mark (IT CIV) wrote:
It is Microsoft's file system: New Technology File System. Remember
Windows NT?
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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what is
what is NTFS?? Well, I see it is a file system, but what is that?
It's how the files are organized on the disk. In the PC world there are two
primary file systems, FAT and NTFS. FAT is the older system; it uses
somewhat less space and is OK for smaller drives, but for larger drives the
newer
but, i still don't understand.
to me, a file system is Windows Explorer.
so, obviously we're talking about different things!
The file system is what Windows Explorer explores. :)
(Well, sorta. It explores other stuff too, but mainly you're looking at
stuff that the file system has organized.)
Windows Explorer is pretty much a GUI Graphical User Interface,
enabling you to see things and access them.
The true GUI is Windows XP or Leopard, or Linux, but they all use a
GUI (windows explorer, gnome, and a number of otehrs as I do not know
what apple calls theirs,) as a desktop to
Thanks for the input, but anymore productive answer then just get rid
of it?
Jeff M
On Nov 2, 2008, at 3:17 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
An an iMac running OS-10.5.5, does anyone know how to shut off this
Real Player download manager thing?
Should never have allowed it to install in the first
You can determine the file system quickly by simply right clicking the
driveProperties.
But does anyone really ship these with FAT32? That would mean no files 2gb
or (4?).
If you have to convert:
http://tinyurl.com/6m4gc7
http://aumha.org/win5/a/ntfscvt.htm
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 2:06 PM, Judy
I have had a 1TB Time Capsule since June, and it works pretty
well for me. I haven't had to use it to restore my MacBook, but
I have used it a couple of times to rescue a file I had mistakenly
deleted or otherwise messed up. I set it up to operate with user
accounts for each member of my
Not sure what Real's Update Manager is but in Windows, Real Player has
an option to turn off AutoUpdate. If this will help, it's:
ToolsPreferencesAutomatic ServicesAutoUpdate, and then uncheck
Automaticallydownload and Install important updates. Good luck.
Richard P.
An an iMac running
ClamXav 1.1.1 looked at Apple's Mail and found 2 incoming messages
that were suspicious, and asked to delete them. I gave the okay, and
the messages were moved to the computer's trash. However, the 2
messages are still listed in the Inbox. box. When I open them, they
are blank - ghosts!
Thanks for the help, but update isn't it. I also have that function.
It just checks for a newer version of Real Player. This thing seems to
be a program within a program that saves all video to some folder
whenever it sees some kind of tag (I'm assuming here) on a web page. I
use a site
What is your privacy setting? (Tools == Internet Options == Privacy). Try
medium-low.
Do you have pop-ups blocked?
From: Jeff Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: COMPUTERGUYS-L@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Sent: Monday, November 3, 2008 6:33:34 PM
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Real
You need to be very careful about static electricity discharge when
working inside a computer case.
Leaving the CPU plugged in while turned off and grounding your hand to
the power supply's case each time before you touch other internal
electronics is a good approach.
db
Ranbo wrote:
It
What version are you running? I see something that sounds promising in
version 11.0.1 Build 949: Added a preference to the Downloader to
enable/disable Advanced Video Detection.. Just a wild guess...
Richard P.
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 6:33 PM, Jeff Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks
Thanks for both the ideas from you and slogin2k1. I did find something
in Real Player preferences that was labeled web browsing something. It
said it was for premium content. I guess they consider premium as
adds? Anyway, I unchecked both under this section and will see if this
solves the
You might try moving all the messages out of the inbox into another
local folder (you can always move them back if you want). With your
inbox zeroed out, rebuild the mailbox. Use the web interface for your
mail account to make certain the headers or entire messages are not
still on the
Mathew,
Thanks for the idea, but when I try to move the messages, they just
bounce back to the Inbox. Also, Mail doesn't allow the Inbox to be
rebuilt (at least on my machine!). It would be interesting if it's
allowable on someone else's machine.
Alvin
On Nov 3, 2008, at 8:17 PM,
You are right that you can't rebuild the inbox. However, expand
the inbox (click on the right-pointing triangle next to the inbox)
and you should be able to rebuild each of the single account
inboxes under the main inbox. If you rebuilt all your inboxes
and all of your other mailboxes, you'll
Tom is right that RealPlayer/RealOne is an obnoxious piece of
crud and shouldn't ever have been installed. If you insist on
keeping it, start up Realplayer and disable the Enable web
Downloading and Recording option. In Windows, this would
be in the Preferences under the Tools menu, so for the
Alvin Auerbach sez:
Mathew,
Thanks for the idea, but when I try to move the messages, they just
bounce back to the Inbox. Also, Mail doesn't allow the Inbox to be
rebuilt (at least on my machine!). It would be interesting if it's
allowable on someone else's machine.
Alvin
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