At 17:58 08/02/2005, you wrote:
4% sounds small. It's not small. I'll take 4% of a
trillion dollars (USD) any day of the week.
Very true!!
I recall way back in the early 1980s when the first PCs appeared and
software for them was not plentiful, someone (who shall be nameless)
telling me: If you
At 18:04 07/02/2005, you wrote:
(wearing the brace while sleeping was part of
my treatment plan).
Glad my wife doesn't have to wear one of them - the way she thrashes about
in her sleep sometimes, I'd wake up unconscious in the morning!! LOL
Peter MacGregor
PS - I realise the affliction is no
At 18:07 07/02/2005, you wrote:
i think it's because my desk is too high or my chair is too low
A bit of free advice Rudy (and for everyone else) since we all help each
other here. I'm principally a professional Health and Safety Consultant
(80% of my income comes from this balance from
Hi all
One of our sites features a number of PDFs that contain hyperlinks to other
PDFs. OS X has a known problem with Acro 5.x that prevents users following
PDF hyperlinks. I'd like to show a message that warns OS X users they need
to get Acro 7.
I've got an OS X machine to hand, but no other
These returned emails are coming more and more frequently, and I'm getting
very concerned. What can I do about them? How can I tell if there's a
vulnerability on my machine? I have the headers in most cases, is there
someone I can complain to? Shouldn't I be able to determine the host where
Peter,
I could have done with knowing you when I was an HS Rep.Though,
frankly, I found those I represented were their own worst enemies on HS.
Managers, mostly, would jump through hoops to avoid my going over their
heads!
That was public service though; I heard a lot of horror stories
Hi again
Sorry, ignore that last message - navigator.userAgent does the trick.
Mark
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Diane
I am getting quite a few of these too. AVG tells me they all have viruses.
It is just another device of the nasty creatures that are trying either to
get your email address for their lists, or trying to lure you into giving
private (financial) information, or maybe take over your machine.
Hi Diane,
Sorry to be coming into this late. I just went through the thread
and saw no mention of joe-job. That's what sounds like is happening
to you. I've had it done to two of my domains. Unfortunately, unless
you can find out who is doing it, there's not a whole lot you can do
about it,
Forgive me if I am missing an obvious Britishism, but what the hell does
That Bill just ain't stable! mean? I'm seriously curious; two of my best
friends are from Reading, England, and having known them for 10 years and
never having heard anything resembling that phrase, my curiosity has the
At 16:19 09/02/2005, you wrote:
Peter,
I could have done with knowing you when I was an HS Rep.
Is there anything you HAVEN'T done for a living? (LOL)
Peter
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At 17:00 09/02/2005, you wrote:
there's not a whole lot you can do
about it, other than disabling your catch-all mailbox and letting
everything bounce back.
That's something I hadn't thought of! We do have lots of hidden brains on
this list don't we!! (But that's the beauty of it of course!)
Hmm, it's odd that your mouse setting doesn't stick. I experimented a bit,
and on both XP Home and Pro, both with SP2, any changes made in my mouse
settings are persistent across restarts. No offense, but I wonder if perhaps
it's not Bill (or more accurately, his many minions) that are not
Aha! Steve gets the prize for interpretation. Scott for analysis.
Except...
The first reference was a jokey aside on the increased speed (not on the
placing of the control). The second was a serious annoyance that when I
restart Xp the mouse control goes back to default; referencing the
On a side note Microsoft UK is based in Reading.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://wiserways.com
Office: 713-353-0139
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From: Joseph Harris
Except...
The first reference was a jokey aside on the increased speed (not
- Original Message -
From: Joseph Harris
I still find some difficulty in understanding the
logic of paths and titles of various things.
If you can get your head around clicking the 'START' button when you want to
STOP Windows, the rest is easy
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At 16:19 09/02/2005, you wrote:
Peter,
I could have done with knowing you when I was an HS Rep.
Is there anything you HAVEN'T done for a living? (LOL)
Peter
It's called being flexible ;-) Some things were done together, some were
parts of the same role. Some are just
One thing that always rings my bell when I see it
is people who use mute when it is abundantly
clear from the context that they mean moot, ...
don't get me started
among errors that annoy me most are loose for lose (verb transitive)
and the spoken eck cetera
rudy
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expresso is another good one.
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To: wdvltalk@lists.wdvl.com
Subject: Re:[wdvltalk] secondary meanings, incorrect spellings, et
cetera
One thing that always rings my bell when I see
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At 02:13 PM 2/8/2005, you wrote:
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My biggest cringe is your for you're - I even see it
used that way in newspapers! Don't they still use editors?
Cheers,
Tom
At 06:35 PM 2/9/2005 -0500, you wrote:
One thing that always rings my bell when I see it
is people who use mute when it is abundantly
clear from the context that they
Scott,
Hm. Good thinking. I do have an Aiptek tablet as well as a mouse;
otherwise I am not sure. I will start the search.I don't think I've
touched accessibility, but I'll check.
As to moot and mute -- please don't start me on the decline in English
usage and teaching; as for
- Original Message -
From: Joseph Harris
I still find some difficulty in understanding the
logic of paths and titles of various things.
If you can get your head around clicking the 'START' button when you want
to
STOP Windows, the rest is easy
I suppose I ought to be able
Thanks Cheryl; so at least one of my points is made ;-)
Joseph
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From: Cheryl D Wise [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On a side note Microsoft UK is based in Reading.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://wiserways.com
Office:
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