CRC error

Hi all, My first posting to the group.. help. I've tried to install the file LngPack.exe (spellChecker). If I wanna install the file it comes-up with the ERROR: CRC error in file LngPack.exe. What could be wrong? I already tried to download it again.. but no succes.. Arjan -- 'For my par

Re[2]: CRC error

> Hmmm, I could find no LngPack.exe on RIT's web site. Where did you > download it? The file for multilingual support (including UI > translation and additional spellchecker) is intpack.exe. You're right, but when I wanna install the intpack.exe it comes-up with the ERROR "CRC error in file L

Re[2]: CRC error

> Hello Arjan, AV>> You're right, but when I wanna install the intpack.exe it comes-up AV>> with the ERROR "CRC error in file LngPack.exe". To me, it looks like a AV>> Windows error. But I'm not sure. Someone have a clue? > This is a RAR self-extracting archive, but there seems to be a probl

Re[4]: CRC error

> On Monday, August 07, 2000, Arjan Vergeer wrote: AV>>>> You're right, but when I wanna install the intpack.exe it comes-up AV>>>> with the ERROR "CRC error in file LngPack.exe". To me, it looks like a AV>>>> Windows error. But I'm

Re[2]: Signing of Messages (Was: Re: List server rules)

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 > Who the hell made that standard!? The consortium of DSL > providersto > get people off modems Yeesh! 41 lines to sign a message!? PGP > does > it in *7*. I was wondering too... and the extra window is really irritating me! And I can't find

Re: address book import from Outlook 2000

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi All, > Considering that converted outlook users are easy to convince to > switch (after they get bitten by a virus) it should be a bit easier > to get their data moved Anyway, I likely do something wrong, > ideas welcome. I've tried to do the

Re[4]: Fixed or variable width? (was Re[2]: Karin and The Bat)

Hello Graham, On Wed, 20 Sep 2000 08:36:46 +0100 GMT your local time, which was Wednesday, September 20, 2000, 9:36:46 AM (GMT+0700) my local time, Graham wrote: > Precisely the point I've been making. I don't use Unix and never > have done. We Windows people like to see a Windows-type editor

Re[3]: A Question about Distribution Lists

[about SPAM and being lucky..] > As I'm sure you've noticed I don't 'munge' my e-mail address at all, > surprisingly I receive very little spam, at least compared with > others, guess I'm just lucky, now I've said that I'll probably be > deluged with the stuff. I guess your ISP is filtering SPAM

Mounting TB! with MS Exchange

Hi all, Microsoft Exchange server doesn't run pop here (I know it could..). Instead of that, Outlook is mounting itself to the MS server (so, no messages on your hard disk). Would it be possible to mount TB! with the MS server? (if the message file was UNIX, yes I know (or think) I could import t