Does anyone know if I can install MS Publisher 2010 without impacting
an install of MS Office 2007 (that doesn't have Publisher?)
T
Should be ok but I haven't tried it.
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On 2010-09-20, at 9:10 AM, Thane Sherrington
wrote:
> Does anyone know if I can install MS Publisher 2010 without impacting an
> install of MS Office 2007 (that doesn't have Publisher?)
>
> T
>
>
Thanks "LubomÃr Cabla" for those links.
I used to have personal notes somewhere that I had a drive
as low as 500G that required a firmware update.
That seems to be confirmed in the links below.
I flashed all mine proactively BEFORE they might have become bricks.
Seagate has a link buried on their
What's the concensus on the best low power 2TB Drives.
I need it for my NAS and don't need blazing speed, I need cool running
operations.
Should I get the Barracuda LP series or the WD Green, or the new highly
touted Samsungs...?
Should not be a problem
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> boun...@hardwaregroup.com] On Behalf Of Thane Sherrington
> Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 8:10 AM
> To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com
> Subject: [H] Mixing MS Office 2007 and 2010
>
Hot hardware did a big roundup earlier this year:
http://hothardware.com/Articles/Definitive-2TB-Hard-Drive-Roundup/
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On 2010-09-20, at 11:34 AM, "Naushad, Zulfiqar"
wrote:
> What's the concensus on the best low power 2TB Drives.
>
> I need it for my NAS
At 08:21 PM 9/18/2010, you wrote:
You can normally find a screen for about 60-100.
how can you identify the right screen ... I assume on Ebay . by part number?
If you've got time it takes about 30 minutes. Better is fixing
lcd tvs. I picked up a 'dead' 56" samsung lcd, just blown caps.
I run XPpro. For a long time I have been getting/installing the
Microsoft Malicious Sortware tool whenever MS graces me with a new
version. I accept it. OK.
Oddly, today I managed to find/run this tool on one of my clients!
Problem is, I can NOT remember HOW I stumbled across the MSMS tool o
How to Run the Malicious Software Removal Tool Manually
Follow the steps below to open MSRT and change the default settings.
1) Click on Start, Run
2) Type MRT and Press Enter
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Facts do not cease to exist just
because they are ignored.
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Zool,
I can not dabble with your 1st question at all. I use the "Barracuda"
and "Cheetah" series and have had very good service.
In my NAS forums, the WD Greens are having major growth pains. I know
nothing about a Samsung offering.
Best,
Duncan
On 09/20/2010 11:34, Naushad, Zulfiqar wrote
I now use Fiber Optic service. I am not up on all the terminology yet,
but I know I am full Fiber to my ONT (outside wall next to my
Watt-meter). From the ONT is a single CAT5E cable to a terminal block
(jack) in my "server" room. The cable from this jack goes to my chosen
router. My 1Gbps LA
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 01:58:52PM -0400, DSinc wrote:
> I now use Fiber Optic service. I am not up on all the terminology yet,
> but I know I am full Fiber to my ONT (outside wall next to my
> Watt-meter). From the ONT is a single CAT5E cable to a terminal block
> (jack) in my "server" room.
Wowthat's a lot of dl/ul speed...what will you do with it all? :)
My last 'speed test' showed 51.5M/51.3M (synchronous). I pay
$69.99/mo for my new toy!
Growing pains? Can you elaborate because those are what I've been
waiting to acquire for my next upgrade.
On 9/20/2010 10:35 AM, dsinc218 wrote:
Zool,
I can not dabble with your 1st question at all. I use the "Barracuda"
and "Cheetah" series and have had very good service.
In my NAS forums, the
I actually have over 6 Green drives right now.
I think he is referring to the new 4K sector format??
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 9:27 PM, Joshua MacCraw wrote:
> Growing pains? Can you elaborate because those are what I've been waiting
> to acquire for my next upgrade.
>
>
> On 9/20/2010 10:35 AM,
JRS,
Thank you so much. I never knew this! Now I do.
I've saved your share in my "XP tricks" space!
Damn! I love this List!
I've now run this "MS-perspective" tool on all my clients.
All clean, except one! It likes to crash early and come back to phone-home.
No problem. This client is my curre
Anthony,
Probably nothing new ATM. Well, other that watch web pages and emails
just pop(!) up so fast I still freak to believe it! Everything this
List has shared
in the past has been mostly true! I now see it in real time. Amazing!
But, by year-end, I will likely add TV and Phone to the sa
Josh,
Please spend some time on the Netgear ReadyNAS forums. Should be able to
read w/o registration.
http://www.readynas.com/forum/
OK. Perhaps Netgear is not program-focused on WD drives. I'll accept
this. They do so push "enterprise" level hard drives. In a "NAS" focus I
understand this.
Zool,
If the focus is the new "4K sector" format business, then this is brand
new to me! I only became aware of this last month.
In my operation, this issue is a Non-Problem. I do zero
video-streaming. I do zero audio-streaming. I do zero "bit-torrent."
I do know that the newest Intel-bas
I am 3 days away from my old xDSl service going dark.
ThunderBird now runs in something called a "Unified" mode.
I have two accounts active. My old xDSL service; and, my new Fiber service.
I do NOT know how to gracefully KILL my OLD service!
I think that I need to do some copy/move activity. I
If nothing else, just create some folders and move/copy the old stuff
to them to save them. There might be something more sophisticated, but
I'm not sure what...after you have them moved/saved, delete the old account.
On 9/20/2010 4:15 PM, DSinc wrote:
I am 3 days away from my old xDSl servi
Anthony,
TNX. So far, that's what I have done. "New" folders in "Local Folders."
1 step closer... :)
Best,
Duncan
On 09/20/2010 18:08, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
If nothing else, just create some folders and move/copy the old stuff
to them to save them. There might be something mor
Would like to trade emails about the SUBJ.
I do not wish to load some other code/logic, ATM.
I am open to other code/logic, but ATM I only need to speak about my
default XP BACKUP logic. It does seem to work. I use it each month.
Yes, manually. (I need chores!!)
Best,
Duncan
Hi Duncan !
Please pardon my denseness, but what are you asking ?
Best regardsGary
At 06:16 PM 9/20/2010, It was written by DSinc that this shall come to pass:
Would like to trade emails about the SUBJ.
I do not wish to load some other code/logic, ATM.
I am open to other code/logic, b
Good link on the hardware review. My own personal pick would be the WD
green.
On Mon, 20 Sep 2010 10:38:06 -0500, Brian Weeden
wrote:
Hot hardware did a big roundup earlier this year:
http://hothardware.com/Articles/Definitive-2TB-Hard-Drive-Roundup/
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Brian
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Gary,
I use the "Backup" utility included in WinXPro.
I assume that nobody on this list does due to it being MS.
Was hoping somebody had some experience with this canned
program. Nothing more.
Was willing to go off-list for further traffic. Suppose I need some help
via "obvious." Sorry.
Best
Ahhh...there is nothing wrong with the backup utility included with
Windows. I thought I had read somewhere it is basically a stripped down
version of Backup Exec. Not sure I would be much help on anything specific
as I have not used that one exactly, but I used to do server backups when
That was my impression also, never used it since I had owned real BE
back in the day & dumped after a few ownership changes.
Same kind of deal for Acronis True Image, Seagate for sure has a free
version of some version of TI with basic backup functionality. As long
as it sees a Seagate drive i
I'd just load MS Security Essentials & be done with it if your relying
on their removal tool anyway.
On 9/20/2010 11:48 AM, DSinc wrote:
JRS,
Thank you so much. I never knew this! Now I do.
I've saved your share in my "XP tricks" space!
Damn! I love this List!
I've now run this "MS-perspective
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