Hi there,
It's my understanding that when one is using a wireless network the
secondary computer receives all incoming stuff from the main computer via
the wireless card on the secondary computer (in this case my laptop)
through the router and the main computer. It's further my understanding
t
Hi Deb,
> It's my understanding that when one is using a
> wireless network the secondary computer receives
> all incoming stuff from the main computer via
> the wireless card on the secondary computer
Not sure exactly what you mean by "incoming stuff", or whether you're
talking about having a wi
At 05:54 AM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
Hi Deb,
> It's my understanding that when one is using a
> wireless network the secondary computer receives
> all incoming stuff from the main computer via
> the wireless card on the secondary computer
Not sure exactly what you mean by "incoming stuff", or whether y
Hi Deb,
> I have a Linksys router. Plug the cable modem into the router,
> then the router cable goes to the port on the back of the PC.
Sounds good so far, got any spare network ports on the back of the router?
> The laptop has a little card I slide into it when I need it and
> gains access to
Following on from Drew's helpful comments:
To avoid the difficulty of bloated and therefore inefficient and
problem-causing tables it seems obvious to use links and a folder of files.
Exisiting blog scripts are not set up for this, of course (or are there ones
that are?).And there is a puzzle
Hi All,
I have recently joined this group. My name is Pradeep and working in
Delhi(India) with a big organization "Techbooks". I hope u all will help
me up and me too be some kind of help to u all.You'll find me with many
of Questions as i am in a habit to explore things.
Have a nice day,
P
Hi,
I want to download sp4.0 for windows 2000 adv server. I have internet on
one machine. If i install sp4.0 it gets installed and uses net during
installation. But if i run the same on machine without internet, it
stops in the middle and setup is discontinued. Is there any way to copy
the inst
Hi All-
I wonder if some of you will share ideas you have on keeping track of web
sites you maintain. I mange a number of sites for clients and each site has
some time critical content. So far I have been using my memory and notes to
keep track of what needs to be taking down, updated, etc. But I
I suppose it depends. At work I do all of the updating for the intranet and
schedule these updates from an Outlook Calendar. It will alert me when I
need to do something. So I go in and update.
Home jobs I prefer to set a client up with backend management utilities.
There are alot of good che
Deb,
I hate to be the ogre that pop's up every so often with requests like
this, but
When you're replying to an established thread, would you mind not
changing the subject-line to reflect who you are replying to? For
those of us using threaded email viewers (which organize email by
subject
Welcome aboard Pradeep!
- Stephen
On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 10:55:25 +0530, Pradeep <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have recently joined this group. My name is Pradeep and working in
> Delhi(India) with a big organization "Techbooks". I hope u all will help
> me up and me too be some kind of help
Hi All,
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Thanks,
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Pradeep,
So, you have a network connection between the two servers, but no
internet connection sharing set up? That's a bit odd... seems like
you should be able to. In any case, I think that'll be the route
you'll need to pursue. The alternative to downloading a patch
directly to a machine is
I'm sorry, I didn't realize this new thread thing happened. I have done
this for a very long time and no one ever told me this. I will try to
remember not to in the future. This method works really well on another
list of mine.
Deb
At 12:01 PM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
Again, hope I'm not being t
I don't think it's a list-wide thing. It only affects those of us who
group messages by subject. In Outlook in OE, I think they call it
"conversations" but it's the same idea. It gives you an expandable
tree widget or some such, with all messages that are in response to
the same subject grouped
At 08:19 AM 6/8/2004, you wrote:
Hi Deb,
> I have a Linksys router. Plug the cable modem into the router,
> then the router cable goes to the port on the back of the PC.
Sounds good so far, got any spare network ports on the back of the router?
Yes. Well, I think they're called ports - you know w
Hi there,
I currently have an external hard drive I use for backups. It's on the
small side so today I bought a larger one. I have sold my current one and
want to reformat it before turning it over to the new parents. There is no
software that came with it, I plugged it into the firewire port
Depending upon your volume, the specific issue mentioned in your message can
be addressed by the use of simple Gantt charts, available in any project
management package and most business drawing/charting programs, including
spreadsheets (a freeware version for Excel is here:
http://www.brothersoft.
Thanks Scott.
As two of us are working together I am looking for a tool that we both can
have access to. We have been considering using an Excel sheet. I will check
into the Gantt chart addin you mentioned.
I was hoping to hear from others about how they manage this-- but perhaps
most just let th
On Tuesday, June 8, 2004, 8:47:44 AM, Janet Wentworth commented:
JW> My clients expect me to remember that the training class
JW> is over and the trade show has been cancelled, etc. and
JW> update the sites accordingly.
Why don't you just make a list of sites with time critical
content and make
Hi List,
Here is yet another article outlining some of the "rules" that have been
advanced on web design. The author does a good job of separating the
fact from fiction with his thesis being that there is only one sure
rule.
Excerpt:
"One of the keys to building a successful Web site is to unde
Hi,
The two machines have no network between them. They can't be joined
together.
Keep smiling,
Pradeep
Stephen Caudill wrote:
Pradeep,
So, you have a network connection between the two servers, but no
internet connection sharing set up? That's a bit odd... seems like
you should be able to.
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