Some people are doing that, so there must be drives that are long enough.
.
earlier, Johnny Angel!, wrote:
Hi all,
While we are on the subject. Has anyone found a
flash drive long enough to reach the usb port in the front slot of the machine?
At 10:02 PM 2/25/2010, you wrote:
Sure you can
I have one with a key ring on it, and that makes it long enough to reach it
to remove it.
Jerry Berrier
Access Technology Consultant
18 Trunfio LN
Everett, MA 02149
(508) 735-4420
E-mail: je...@birdblind.org
Web: http://www.birdblind.org
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From:
Hi,
How can I find out who might be streaming the Game tomorrow between Canada
and the U.S.
It isn't going to be on any local stations here.
Thanks.
Vinny
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It will be carried on WFAN in New York, which has a stream at WFAN.com.
However, I do not know if they will blackout that game due to any
contractual restrictions.
Rich De Steno
On 2/27/2010 1:08 PM, Vinny Samarco wrote:
Hi,
How can I find out who might be streaming the Game tomorrow
Hello everyone,
I currently have Adobe Flash Player 10 active X installed on my pc.
However, it doesn't
seem to work at all. There's a cermon I listen to on Sunday mornings,
on tfhny.org.
I've
suggested to the church who owns the site, that they could provide
other options
in addition to
Hmmm, I had never thought about trying this ... so I did. I have the
following thumb drive which does reach in far enough and fits since
it is the type which swings out from a protective bracket.
Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 USB Flash Drive, Yellow, Model DT101Y/4GB
SKU:122-745-001
I purchased
A few possibilities here. The last time I couldn't get Adobe Flash Player
(AFP) to run, the solution was to enable Shockwave. I did this by going to
Internet Explorer, tools, options, then control-tabbing to programs. Tab
from there to the manage add-ons button. Press spacebar and then tab
Correction. I just reminded myself that AFP no longer seems to require the
uninstallation step. So ignore it in my previous message unless you run into
problems that getting rid of the old version might overcome.
- Original Message -
From: mbern6...@aol.com
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Hello, can it really be this hard? I'm used to the Windows XP way of doing
things, where the volume control has check boxes to select whether the line
in or the microphone port is used. If I now work in Windows 7, I have to
click on speakers in the system tray and go down a list of several
