I got there with 2 minutes left. 12 bids so far...
Too cheap...
Rick Glazier
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Was General George Custer an aficionado of arrow shirts?
If this is legit he would have probably gotten more cash by listing all
7 processors separately. $700 minimum and perhaps much more. Can't
believe Ebay and PayPal allow this but considering Ebay's poor customer
support somewhat understandable. I just had a buyer of an old video card
who claimed
yeah, 0 feedback for the seller.
and I apologize for mistakenly posting this on < the Best DVR/TivoHD
upgrade drive?> thread
At 05:01 PM 8/10/2009, you wrote:
I was wondering if anybody who uses Ebay thinks there's something
strange or perhaps fishy about this auction.
http://cgi.ebay.com
yeah... 0 feedback for the seller.
At 03:30 PM 8/10/2009, you wrote:
I use a PopCorn Hour A-100, I use it to watch my DVD and BluRay movie
collection. While I don't move my TV listings to this guy as it is too time
consuming with my DVR/DVD burner, I do use it for all my other media
watching n
I was wondering if anybody who uses Ebay thinks there's something
strange or perhaps fishy about this auction.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300336881350&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
Stan,
Understand fully. On this old puppy there are many of these to deal with!
Now, I will play some more.. :)
Thanks,
Duncan
swzaske wrote:
It is a nice broom at that! Also, you can highlight as many of the old
restore points as you like and delete just once. Too time consuming to
de
Stan,
It appears that my OLD machine chooses to display NONE of its previous
RESTORE points.
I do know how to kill them.
Perhaps this machine is just sorely confused. (?)
Knowing its' history, it is lucky to even being plugged it
Thank you for the tweak. I did find it.
I never used it B4.
I
It is a nice broom at that! Also, you can highlight as many of the old
restore points as you like and delete just once. Too time consuming to
delete one at a time if you have a bunch of them.
DSinc wrote:
Stan,
I use CCleaner. On a regular basis.
OK. I never dug into CC that far to see if I h
It's a new feature and has only been around the last several updates.
Welcome!
FORC5 wrote:
been using ccleaner for ever and did not notice that, I turn sr off because of
my backup sw but nice to know.
thanks
fp
At 03:28 PM 8/10/2009, swzaske Poked the stick with:
Duncan, there is a util
Stan,
I use CCleaner. On a regular basis.
OK. I never dug into CC that far to see if I had external control of
"restore" points.
I will play with this tonight! :)
I use CCleaner at its' top level mostly.
Very nice broom. :)
TNX,
Duncan
swzaske wrote:
Duncan, there is a
tried the demo of smartsuite and all I get is word pro is not a valid 32bit op.
long time since I seen that one.
found a plug in for office that worked BUT did not restore the graphics.
Symphony goes to a invalid link at lotus.
game is still on.
let ya know.
only 6 or so files and I only need
been using ccleaner for ever and did not notice that, I turn sr off because of
my backup sw but nice to know.
thanks
fp
At 03:28 PM 8/10/2009, swzaske Poked the stick with:
>Duncan, there is a utility called CCleaner that has an option in "tools" ->
>"system restore" where you can delete old res
SD is sw
windows tools will also remove all but the last restore point ( under cleanup)
fp
At 02:08 PM 8/10/2009, DSinc Poked the stick with:
>Well, that might really suck, ATM.
>I do not use a "standby disk."
>
>I suppose I really need to just do the time honored
>"Shut Restore OFF", ReBoot, a
I use a PopCorn Hour A-100, I use it to watch my DVD and BluRay movie
collection. While I don't move my TV listings to this guy as it is too time
consuming with my DVR/DVD burner, I do use it for all my other media
watching needs, I like how easy it is to use, the only plus on a MediaPC is
the TV
Duncan, there is a utility called CCleaner that has an option in "tools"
-> "system restore" where you can delete old restore points that are no
longer valuable.
DSinc wrote:
Well, that might really suck, ATM.
I do not use a "standby disk."
I suppose I really need to just do the time honored
Well, that might really suck, ATM.
I do not use a "standby disk."
I suppose I really need to just do the time honored
"Shut Restore OFF", ReBoot, and just start all over again :)
This I can do because I suspect that these is zero in any previous
"restores" that I really care forATM..
afaik NOT. only when u change something and perhaps randomly.
I turn that off, use standby disk
At 12:50 PM 8/10/2009, DSinc Poked the stick with:
>Am I correct that whenever I REBOOT XP,
>I create a brand NEW RESTORE POINT?
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>Yes, I do allow System Restore to play.
>I do NOT allow the X
Am I correct that whenever I REBOOT XP,
I create a brand NEW RESTORE POINT?
Yes, I do allow System Restore to play.
I do NOT allow the XP FireWall.
I use ESET B.E. A/V.
Thank You,
Duncan
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