I've been stymied by this problem and found that I could eliminate the issue
by accepting the changes and then saving the document on which track changes
was used. Seems to solve the problem.
Vincent Winterling
Vineland, NJ
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Sure, except if I then open the file again it automatically turns
track changes on again. And this happens with every doc I open.
The really annoying bit is that it defaults to not showing any changes/
comments
I think there is a profile or something somewhere on my system that is
overrid
At 05:10 PM 26/05/2010, Scoobydo wrote:
I'm pretty sure that AMD and Intel both support SSE and SSE2 extensions so
what optimization is dude referring to? I'm skeptical there is any speed
difference that Mozilla hasn't already taken advantage of. Have you
downloaded and tried for yourself?
Ok,
At 02:46 PM 16/05/2010, maccrawj wrote:
No because just as back then I know of no benchmark that will
exhaustively read all files to determine access times. It's not
going to affect creating a new file & reading it back unless the
drive is so fragmented that 1000's of non-contiguous clusters ge
Guess not, figured it was a gimmick for a programmer to drum up business.
The world is full of charlatans..
On Thu, 27 May 2010 09:24:59 -0500, Thane Sherrington
wrote:
At 05:10 PM 26/05/2010, Scoobydo wrote:
I'm pretty sure that AMD and Intel both support SSE and SSE2 extensions
so
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MyDefrag huh? Guess I'll be downloading that myself..
On Thu, 27 May 2010 09:31:55 -0500, Thane Sherrington
wrote:
At 02:46 PM 16/05/2010, maccrawj wrote:
No because just as back then I know of no benchmark that will
exhaustively read all files to determine access times. It's not going
At 11:52 AM 27/05/2010, Scoobydo wrote:
MyDefrag huh? Guess I'll be downloading that myself..
Good, then the two of us can gang up on maccrawj and get him to give
us all his scripts. :)
T
efrag at
>>least once every few months to improve overall speed. On a brand new
>>machine, it's probably not worth the effort. I can't say how often one
>>would need to do a defrag, but I have a hard time imagining more than
>>once every 3 months, and probab
Thane,
I will give MyDefrag-431 a try, though I am not a script-maven.
I have been testing PuranDefrag on another client due to positive
comments here.
Otherwise, I just use the MS Defrag utility; even though I seem to
believe it is not very good from comments here over the years. I suppose
I s
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LOL! Yea, like that is likely to happen any time soon!
Good try however :)
jmaccraw is a very good poker player! And, I appreciate his crustiness!
Duncan
On 05/27/2010 11:02, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 11:52 AM 27/05/2010, Scoobydo wrote:
MyDefrag huh? Guess I'll be downloading th
At 12:12 PM 27/05/2010, DSinc wrote:
Thane,
I will give MyDefrag-431 a try, though I am not a script-maven.
I have been testing PuranDefrag on another client due to positive
comments here.
Otherwise, I just use the MS Defrag utility; even though I seem to
believe it is not very good from commen
Anyone use this thing?
http://www.thetornado.com/backup_files.asp
I've written a program to do this, but this looks pretty good.
T
I haven't used that particular one, but I have two other devices that do
the same thing...its great for moving all of the files that aren't
hardwired into windows...not so hat for stuff that needs to be
installed. I have used something like this to move all of my work from
one PC to another...
I use Windows Easy Transfer if it is Windows Vista or Windows 7. Its easy
mode and free. :)
Regards,
Tim Lider
Sr. Data Recovery Specialist
Advanced Data Solutions, LLC
http://www.adv-data.com
> -Original Message-
> From: hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com [mailto:hardware-
> boun...@har
Thane,
Couple of questions please :)
I have installed MyDefrag v4.3.1 on two clients (one is c2d; other
Barton2500+). Install went well.
But, on each install I was prompted via 2 "cmd" windows to give up my
UserPassword. Odd? I did, but now I wonder if I've yanked my shorts down???
L
Thane,
OK. I'll consider this a last coffin nail! LOL!
Duncan
On 05/27/2010 12:05, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 12:12 PM 27/05/2010, DSinc wrote:
Thane,
I will give MyDefrag-431 a try, though I am not a script-maven.
I have been testing PuranDefrag on another client due to positive
comments her
At 01:45 PM 27/05/2010, DSinc wrote:
Thane,
Couple of questions please :)
I have installed MyDefrag v4.3.1 on two clients (one is c2d; other
Barton2500+). Install went well.
But, on each install I was prompted via 2 "cmd" windows to give up
my UserPassword. Odd? I did, but now I won
At 01:48 PM 27/05/2010, DSinc wrote:
Thane,
OK. I'll consider this a last coffin nail! LOL!
Heh heh. I'm glad my comments carry weight somewhere. :)
T
At 01:41 PM 27/05/2010, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
I haven't used that particular one, but I have two other devices
that do the same thing...its great for moving all of the files that
aren't hardwired into windows...not so hat for stuff that needs to
be installed. I have used something like this
At 01:42 PM 27/05/2010, Tim Lider wrote:
I use Windows Easy Transfer if it is Windows Vista or Windows 7. Its easy
mode and free. :)
Does that work when the new PC is 7 and the old one is XP or 9x?
Does it do non-MS stuff (like Firefox profiles?)
T
On 5/27/2010 1:37 PM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 01:42 PM 27/05/2010, Tim Lider wrote:
I use Windows Easy Transfer if it is Windows Vista or Windows 7. Its
easy
mode and free. :)
Does that work when the new PC is 7 and the old one is XP or 9x?
No...I got burned on this one...
Does it d
On 5/27/2010 1:36 PM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 01:41 PM 27/05/2010, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
I haven't used that particular one, but I have two other devices that
do the same thing...its great for moving all of the files that aren't
hardwired into windows...not so hat for stuff that needs
Wait...now I'm not so sure if I remember correctly or not. There was a
32bit/64bit issue as well.
On 5/27/2010 1:41 PM, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
On 5/27/2010 1:37 PM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 01:42 PM 27/05/2010, Tim Lider wrote:
I use Windows Easy Transfer if it is Windows Vista or Windo
Hello Thane,
There is a work around to make it work with XP. But it not only copies the
Settings your system has , but moves over cookies and documents. Even data
you select that are not part of the profiles. It works well and I have used
many times.
For the work around use Google and use keyw
Anthony,
It does you need to tell it to copy the Application data folders over.
Trust me it worked for me from Windows Vista to Windows 7 and Windows 7 Beta
to Windows 7 Ultimate.
Regards,
Tim Lider
Sr. Data Recovery Specialist
Advanced Data Solutions, LLC
http://www.adv-data.com
> -Origin
Hello,
I also went from 32-bit to 64-bit with the Windows Easy Transfer and it
works. Done the 32-bit to 64-bit 2 times here at work. Works good.
Regards,
Tim Lider
Sr. Data Recovery Specialist
Advanced Data Solutions, LLC
http://www.adv-data.com
> -Original Message-
> From: hardware
Thane,
Sadly, I do still run as an admin. I KNOW what this means, but XP is
truly bitchy as a non-admin user. I am still evaluating this however.
I know, I know; I need to move on to Win7!!! One day; after I win the
lottery! $400 x 6 is not something this 'hobby' can handle ATM.
Do not underst
At 04:14 PM 27/05/2010, DSinc wrote:
Thane,
Sadly, I do still run as an admin. I KNOW what this means, but XP is
truly bitchy as a non-admin user. I am still evaluating this however.
I know, I know; I need to move on to Win7!!! One day; after I win
the lottery! $400 x 6 is not something this 'h
Thane,
OK. That makes more sense ATM. Yes, I do understand "scheduled tasks".
ATM I have none, yet.
Whatever, good ole' jmaccraw always does have pearls of wisdom; once I
can do some reading to comprehend the "pearl." LOL!
It is all good here. Thanks.
Conversions are done. Backups in process...
At 04:14 PM 27/05/2010, DSinc wrote:
Do not understand the "6-month" option. I will dig/read.
I will report that on 3 of my older clients, MyDefrag ran for quite
a time! Lot's of HD activity. OK. When done, these 3 clients popped
back to life like I'd injected Geritol! I'm sold. Now, I'll lea
Hello Thane,
Thursday, May 27, 2010, 9:31:55 AM, you wrote:
> For the heck of it, I did some testing with boot times on computers
> before and after MyDefrag (run 6 month script.)
> Older machine 1 (XP):
> Boot time (from pressing power button until My Computer opens)
> Before MyDefrag: 49 secon
The newly released Nvidia beta driver 257.15 is more stable on my system
than the latest official driver. My box has been fold...@home for 3 days
straight without the VPU crashing and recovering once. The latest official
driver was crashing daily and sometimes several times per day which
ne
LOL, scripts tend to be a personal thing ya know!
Outside of consolidating space I do more folder specific scripting to zone my games,
downloads, media, & the rest into their own areas with a large amount of padding
between. Games really seem to benefit from full defragging to cut down on lag f
Funny thing is that MyDefrag is using the MS defrag API! MyDefrag is just better at
making the decisions "what" to move.
On 5/27/2010 9:05 AM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 12:12 PM 27/05/2010, DSinc wrote:
Thane,
I will give MyDefrag-431 a try, though I am not a script-maven.
I have been testin
If you set a task defrag, screen saver defrag, or tried to run it as a limited user
that might cause this.
On 5/27/2010 9:45 AM, DSinc wrote:
Thane,
Couple of questions please :)
I have installed MyDefrag v4.3.1 on two clients (one is c2d; other
Barton2500+). Install went well.
But,
Reminds me of the serial/parallel syncing thing from the 90's.
On 5/27/2010 9:30 AM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
Anyone use this thing?
http://www.thetornado.com/backup_files.asp
I've written a program to do this, but this looks pretty good.
T
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