www.billmelater.com, a PayPal service, has a brain dead server that will only
show you your invoice on Internet Explorer. I was able to use the IE Tab
add-on to Firefox on Windows to see it, as well as using IE on Windows.
But IE Tab, and another add-on whose name escapes me at the moment, do n
Have you tried the user agent switcher add on? It doesn't always work but
most of the time all you have to do is tell the server you're running IE and
it will work.
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David
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 9:41 AM, wrote:
> www.billmelater.com, a PayPal service, has a brain dead server that will
> only
Just because your CPU doesn't support virtualization doesn't mean you can't
run Virtual Box with a copy of windows inside. A copy of XP runs just fine
without bios virtualization support provided your system has adequate CPU
and ram.
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 9:48 AM, David Miller wrote:
> Have y
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 09:41:21AM -0500, j.natow...@rcn.com wrote:
> www.billmelater.com, a PayPal service, has a brain dead server that will only
> show you your invoice on Internet Explorer. I was able to use the IE Tab
> add-on to Firefox on Windows to see it, as well as using IE on Windows.
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 9:41 AM, wrote:
> www.billmelater.com, a PayPal service, has a brain dead server that will only
> show you your invoice on Internet Explorer. I was able to use the IE Tab
> add-on to Firefox on Windows to see it, as well as using IE on Windows.
>
> But IE Tab, and anoth
I'm running 10.04 on my desktop and cannot find how to enable "indexed"
searching. Under the places dropdown I can "Search for Files", but its
checking the filesystem each time.
Is there a built-in (or better) option?
-Tim
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There are two that I recommend:
if you are just searching for files from the command line you can use the
LOCATE command. Envoke "updatedb" to update the file index and then "locate
filename" to get a list.
Alternately, google desktop makes an indexing software for ubuntu that will
search file co
Beagle used to be the answer, but it's no longer being developed.
Modern distros include Strigi (frontends include NEPOMUK if you're using
KDE, Deskbar if you're using Gnome). Deskbar is included with Ubuntu's
Gnome desktop. Some google-fu should show you how to turn on the
indexing engine if it
