Hi Brewnetty,
I have an external but it's hooked up to the desktop not the laptop where
I'm having the problem. Yes, I'm on a wireless network. Only thing I can
think of that's different is that uninstalled Norton's firewall and
anti-virus and installed ZoneAlarm and AVG. I have no idea what yo
I found that, after hooking up an external hard drive on my PC,
Norton Disk Doctor scans that too, whether I ask it to or not.
Have you added anything or are you connected wirelessly to another
computer?
How many programs is Speed Disk set up to move? The default is 50.
I set mine up to only move t
If you removed it from Windows components then it should be gone.
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No, I've gotten that on occasion but it seemed to still remove the pesky
little bugger.
- Todd
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Thanks Tod
Thanks Todd,
I got 'error loading advpack. The specified module could not be found'.
Does that mean I have already got rid of it, or is Bill building better
defences round his empire?
Joseph
Joseph,
Hit the Start button, select Run. In the run box, type: "RunDll32
advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection
Joseph,
Hit the Start button, select Run. In the run box, type: "RunDll32
advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %windir%\inf\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove",
without the quotes. That will remove that pesky little...
I do that to all the machines I build. ;-)
- Todd
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From: Joseph Harris
Cheryl,
MSN Messenger will not be on the Add/Remove list,
> you have to click the Windows component icon on the left side of the list.
Yes - that was the OH silly silly!
> While there you might want to remove MSN Explorer as well,
did do
>
> You can also look under Control Panel, Administr
Make sure you are logged in with admin privileges. Also, just to make sure
we are on the same page MSN Messenger will not be on the Add/Remove list,
you have to click the Windows component icon on the left side of the list.
While there you might want to remove MSN Explorer as well, I doubt you will
That is one of the amazing things, Cheryl, it doesn't seem to be on the
add/remove list.Search won't turn messenger up either. I've just put
in blinkx and that doesn't seem able to find it.
OH!! silly silly me (I've been concentrating on the css for my site among
other things - well that's
I've uninstalled messenger (Add/Remove Program, Windows Component, last item
on the list) and had no trouble changing my home page in IE or Firefox. In
IE go to the page you want to set as you home page and Tools, Internet
Options, on the General tab (default shown) click the "use current" button
t
Joseph
does anyone have advice as to which to work from, the download or the
disc?
It's downloaded now so you might as well use the download. The CD version
will be the full file set for SP2, the downloaded version is the file set
specific to your installation.
If you are concerned about somebo
Thanks Mark.
Peter
At 00:30 08/10/2004, you wrote:
On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 22:49:32 +0100, Peter MacGregor <> wrote:
> folder MSHist012004100120041002 in the last few days and also one it lists
> as History.IE5 and is asking if I want to delete them.
>
> I can't find either on my machine using Explorer
On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 22:49:32 +0100, Peter MacGregor <> wrote:
> folder MSHist012004100120041002 in the last few days and also one it lists
> as History.IE5 and is asking if I want to delete them.
>
> I can't find either on my machine using Explorer or doing a "Search for
> files" and no results c
> The two completely free programs "Ad-Aware" and "Spybot Search and Destroy"
> do a very good job of cleaning out adware and spyware.
i agree, both are good, and i've used both for a few years
but recently, i discovered spyware on my computer called "Bubba/Wintools" and
neither spybot nor adawar
> Zone Labs are currently promoting Pest Patrol via their
> site to remove various unwanted "pests" from PCs.
The two completely free programs "Ad-Aware" and "Spybot Search and Destroy" do a very
good job of cleaning out adware and spyware. Both can be found for free download very
readily simpl
Zone Labs are currently promoting Pest Patrol via their site to remove
various unwanted "pests" from PCs. I use Zone Alarm and Norton, plus an
Internet Cleanup program and update them all regularly (Norton several
times daily, ZA whenever they send notification of an upgrade and same
with Inte
Thanks, everyone for your help. I forwarded your recommendations to my
client. If you think of anything else, let me know.
Of course, if he really wants the job done right he could use me! I'll
make sure I press that point. ;)
Will
Professional Graphics Artist
Certified Web Designer (BCIP)
KaoFar,
>From http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a891215.html
Researchers have gone to their graves trying to figure out what old man
Fahrenheit was up to, Leslie. Here's the story as well as I can piece it
together:
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit (1686-1736) was a German instrument maker who
inven
At 08:49 AM 10/1/2004, you wrote:
P.S. It's easy to see where the 9/5 (1.8) ratio comes from. In
Celsius/centigrade, there are one hundred degrees between the freezing and
boiling points of water (0 and 100 degrees) at standard pressure (nominal
sea-level). In Fahrenheit, there are 180 degrees b
> Multiply the centigrade temperature by 9/5 (1.8) and then add
> 32 (to find the equivalent temperature in fahrenheit).
an even better formula, which is surprisingly accurate, is
double C and add 30 to get F
examples:
for 0C you get 30F which is only off by 2F
for 5C you get 40F which
From: "Joseph Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 10:02 AM
Subject: [wdvltalk] RE: [OT]old psu ATX 90w
Jon,
Lots of good advice; much appreciated.
Hi Joseph,
> we have an old Patriot Cyrix MII-300 in use and getting
> a
> Cheers,
> Scott
>
> P.S. Gawd, four hours?!? I downloaded it in about 5-6 minutes. How do you
> stand it?
Not very well. I think crunch time is here as an increased need for
web-time has come upon us, like the mist out of the spooky moor.And a s
V21, my present ISP,has come up with a good
retty good. But, as you
would expect with any sophisticated tool, looks like it's got a learning
curve. Should be interesting to see what it will do.
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Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 1:53 AM
Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: [OT] Cost effective design software
Hmmm. That's a biig download on dial-up Cheryl! But thanks fo
I have three times tried to download (nearly 4 hours) and each time the line
has disconnected (first time by the idiot on the keyboard).
I thought I had a prog to pick up at the point of interruption, but each
time it has started from scratch. Any recommendations for one that is
happy on Xp Home
Jon,
Lots of good advice; much appreciated.
> Hi Joseph,
>
> > we have an old Patriot Cyrix MII-300 in use and getting
> > a bit hot. It takes an ATX 90w power supply which I
> > guess needs changing.
>
> First of all, check the fans are spinning properly - give them and any
> ventilation port
Hi Will,
> I have a client that is looking for some design software
> that is less expensive than Illustrator, but like Illustrator.
> He works for a Church and money is not overly abundant.
If a church counts as a "registered non-profit organisation" he'll probably
be able to find some fre
Hi Joseph,
> we have an old Patriot Cyrix MII-300 in use and getting
> a bit hot. It takes an ATX 90w power supply which I
> guess needs changing.
First of all, check the fans are spinning properly - give them and any
ventilation ports a clean to get rid of any crud that's built up. This is
t
PAINTSHOP PRO?
I have a client that is looking for some design software that is less
expensive than Illustrator, but like Illustrator. He needs it to make
bulletins, brochures and things like that.
He tried Publisher but didn't like it.
He works for a Church and money is not overly abundant. I
Hmmm. That's a biig download on dial-up Cheryl! But thanks for the
link. (currently 3h+; I shall go to bed)
Joseph
Expressions was bought my Microsoft not long ago and they made the "upgrade"
available as a free download. Available in both Mac and PC versions from
http://www.microsoft.
Expressions was bought my Microsoft not long ago and they made the "upgrade"
available as a free download. Available in both Mac and PC versions from
http://www.microsoft.com/products/expression/default.asp?pg=dl It is listed
as beta that does not expire and from the reports I've seen it does not
c
Will,
He might be very surprised by the capacity of Page Plus by Serif which is
now at 9 or 10. The UK price is £59.99 and the uk url is
http://www.serif.com/webplus/webplus9/index.asp
It is relatively simple to use, but offers a great deal. It is perfect for
bulletins and brocures and posters
You've hit the nail on the head - **if** it were possible to get one
that was simply plug-&-play without having to train it, I'd have
installed one years ago! I'm just tending to limit what I keyboard
that's not specifically paid work at the moment - plus writing notes
on Ye Olde Newton which alwa
You need to get one of those dictation programs that will let you use voice
entry. FWIW, one of the big reasons I moved to the tablet pc platform is to
be able to switch inputs between pen, keyboard and if I ever get around to
training it, voice. I've been having quite a bit of swelling in a couple
Franni,
I was thinking about you just the other day trying to figure out how long it
had been since you posted.
The last post I can recall had you going off on holiday.
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Thanks Scott,
I look at task manager, but hadn't realised msimn.exe was the process
involved. I'll try that next time.
Joseph
> No cure that I'm aware of, but this is something that I have observed
> myself. Sometimes when this happens you can get it back by bringing up the
> task manager. Fi
Franni,
I was thinking about you just the other day trying to figure out how long it
had been since you posted.
The last post I can recall had you going off on holiday.
Cheryl D. Wise
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Ditto
Cheryl D. Wise
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My thoughts and prayers to you Jan...just don't be gone too long ;)
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My thoughts and prayers to you Jan...just don't be gone too long ;)
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Jan - all the best. Please keep in touch. You have really helped me a
lot on this list - thank you.
Take care,
Riva
> On Wednesday 22 September 2004 05:40, jdmajor wrote:
> > I will be leaving the group. I'm still waiting for surgery, so
nothing new yet.
> >
> > I want to thank all of you on th
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Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 12:40 AM
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I will be leaving the group. I'm still waiting for surgery, so nothing
new yet.
I want to thank all of you on the list, please forgive me if I don't
name you pe
Get well soon and join us as soon as possible as we all will miss u here
All the best,
Pradeep
jdmajor wrote:
I will be leaving the group. I'm still waiting for surgery, so nothing
new yet.
I want to thank all of you on the list, please forgive me if I don't
name you personally, for helping me i
Yes Jan, I'll second David's remarks.Good luck with both the timing of
it and the surgery itself.
Joseph
>
> Sorry to see you go Jan - you'll be sorely missed by us all.
>
> Hope you'll drop by at some point in the future, even just for a quick
hello!
>
> Best wishes
>
> Dave P
>
>
> On Wedne
Sorry to see you go Jan - you'll be sorely missed by us all.
Hope you'll drop by at some point in the future, even just for a quick hello!
Best wishes
Dave P
On Wednesday 22 September 2004 05:40, jdmajor wrote:
> I will be leaving the group. I'm still waiting for surgery, so nothing
> new yet
> American? Didn't know they'd greated their own language now?
Well, until they spell "thru" correctly (even though the correct version is
cheating at Scrabble) and pronounce the "h" in "herbs" then I guess it's a
different language ;-)
>From what I've been told, it is now politically correct to
> American? Didn't know they'd greated their own language now?
yes, they have
there are all sorts of differences between american and english
here in canada, we speak a curious blend of both
;o)
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> Been an interesting read-up on this topic I must say, and it would be
> interesting to see how this translates into American too.
American? Didn't know they'd greated their own language now?
:-)
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> Who do you think you've been talking to? ;-)
Well yes OK lol
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> Been an interesting read-up on this topic I must say, and it would be
> interesting to see how this translates into American too.
Who do you think you've been talking to? ;-)
Scott Glasgow
(Scots-German American, thank you.)
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Sorry I used bad terminology tablet pcs come in two forms.
1. Convertibles like the Toshiba m205, Acer c300 , Avertec or Gateway.
Which are like a regular laptop but with a screen that will rotate and lay
flab on top of the keyboard so your can write on it.
2. Slate models are like the screen p
Sent the email too fast. Didn't get to say this:
You're welcome and glad you didn't have to pay right now for the program.
Has anything helped decrease the error messages since you disabled file
sharing?
Jan
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Well, did it work
Jan
PBC Web Design wrote:
Hi Jan,
The link I gave was a free download, but thanks for thinking of me.
Deb
At 02:33 PM 8/23/2004, you wrote:
Deb
Sorry I didn't find the RegCleaner in some backup disks in time for
you to use it first before you bought it, but you're bet
Hi Jan,
The link I gave was a free download, but thanks for thinking of me.
Deb
At 02:33 PM 8/23/2004, you wrote:
Deb
Sorry I didn't find the RegCleaner in some backup disks in time for you to
use it first before you bought it, but you're better off with a newer
version anyway. Hope it helps.
Ja
Most of the newer tablets will meet your needs. My first one was an Acer
c301 that I loved the feature set on but turned out to be a lemon. So I
exchanged it for a Toshiba m205. The Toshiba has a higher screen resolution
at 1400x1050 than any of the other tablets. It is also the only one with a
ded
Deb
Sorry I didn't find the RegCleaner in some backup disks in time for you
to use it first before you bought it, but you're better off with a newer
version anyway. Hope it helps.
Jan
PBC Web Design wrote:
Thanks so much Mark,
I just grabbed it from
http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_descrip
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From: "jdmajor" <>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: August 23, 2004 10:40 AM
Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: OT memory error messages
> I would really feel better with a program, but I want a program
that
> tells what might happen if you delete
Mark
When I got my first computer (1988), I experimented a lot with it,
testing this and that. Again, manually deleting files in the Registry
can be disastrous. I have made a mistake or two in all these years, and
I would really feel better with a program, but I want a program that
tells what m
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From: "jdmajor" <>
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Sent: August 23, 2004 10:16 AM
Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: OT memory error messages
> I tried RegCleaner before, and was not happy with it. I couldn't
tell if
> I needed the program or not.
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Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: OT memory error messages
There used to be a program called
RegClean
> but far as I know that's for like Win98 and before. I don't know
that I
> should try using that on XP.
In the beginning RegClean by Jouni V
Hi there,
Did SpyBot Search and Destroy and went to http://www.pestscan.com/Scan.asp
can't find any issues but will look again just to be sure I've not missed
anything. I think all I came up with is cookies. Since I turned off file
and printer sharing the errors are lessened in numbers - at lea
List,
I tried RegCleaner before, and was not happy with it. I couldn't tell if
I needed the program or not. One thing about going through the registry
manually, I see where the file is listed and it's easier for me to make
a decision of 'keep' or 'delete'.
Anyway, I just uploaded the free versi
Deb
'Real cleaning', I don't know or remember if there is a program that can
do that. But if there's no way to tell if you need the file or not, any
registry deleting/cleaning can be disastrous, especially if you don't
make a restore point and copy the registry before you begin.
I do make sure
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Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: OT memory error messages
> The last time I ran those kinds of scans was probably 6 weeks ago
or
> so. These errors
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Hi,
I've checked out the Microsoft site on this and cannot find the specific
same numbers as their one or two listings that are similar to this
one. I'm receiving memory errors su
Hi Jan,
The last time I ran those kinds of scans was probably 6 weeks ago or
so. These errors have popped up more recently than that so I will try your
suggestion. I wouldn't have a clue how to do a good registry cleaning. I
have "played" in there some in the past deleting references to progr
Hi Deb
Sure shouldn't be causing problems with your RAM. Usually the first
things I try after pulling out some of my hair, is to do a Virus Scan
and Ad-Aware scan.
Also, the error message popping up with nothing open could be from
spyware, virus, or just an MS tantrum.
When was the last time y
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 10:22:36 +0100, Ross Clutterbuck
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> Well, the back seems to be holding up so far so venture forth into the
> office!
Glad to hear you're doing okay! As a sufferer of two herniated disks,
I can empathize. I hope your recovery is speedy and full :^)
On Fri, 2004-06-18 at 05:19, Smile-Poet wrote:
> > On Sun, 2004-06-13 at 21:21, Smile-Poet wrote:
> > > Mandrake 10 comes to me as 3 iso discs to transfer to the hard disc and
> then
> > > burn three CDs to install the program. I have set up a partition for
> linux
> > > (though each time I assi
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Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 5:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [wdvltalk] RE: [OT] disappearing drive letter
Jon,
So I'm lucky that Windows keeps the partition letter until the end of the
session?
I haven'
From: "Jon Haworth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi Joseph,
>
> > However, when I restart the letter has gone. Is this because
> > Wndows hates Linux, or should I look in another direction?
>
> I don't think you can assign it a drive letter unless it's FAT or NTFS. If
> it's a Linux partition and you d
> On Sun, 2004-06-13 at 21:21, Smile-Poet wrote:
> > Mandrake 10 comes to me as 3 iso discs to transfer to the hard disc and
then
> > burn three CDs to install the program. I have set up a partition for
linux
> > (though each time I assign a letter it disappears again!).
> >
> > My old machine cu
> On Thu, 2004-06-17 at 17:21, Smile-Poet wrote:
> > I have set a new partition formatted for Linux which is shown to be in
line
> > for drive letter 'G'. With Partition Manager I hve several times set
this
> > by the 'mount' option.
> >
> > However, when I restart the letter has gone. Is this
Hi Joseph,
> However, when I restart the letter has gone. Is this because
> Wndows hates Linux, or should I look in another direction?
I don't think you can assign it a drive letter unless it's FAT or NTFS. If
it's a Linux partition and you didn't choose any outrageous setup options,
it's proba
On Sun, 2004-06-13 at 21:21, Smile-Poet wrote:
> Mandrake 10 comes to me as 3 iso discs to transfer to the hard disc and then
> burn three CDs to install the program. I have set up a partition for linux
> (though each time I assign a letter it disappears again!).
>
> My old machine cut two of th
On Thu, 2004-06-17 at 17:21, Smile-Poet wrote:
> I have set a new partition formatted for Linux which is shown to be in line
> for drive letter 'G'. With Partition Manager I hve several times set this
> by the 'mount' option.
>
> However, when I restart the letter has gone. Is this because Wnd
I've used it for a long time without any problems. If I want to use
something from my MSDN subscription sometimes it is easier to download it
than sort through all the cd/dvd. The downloads are all ISO format now, or
at least the ones I want always seem to be.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professio
Thanks Cheryl, that looks good. I had always felt a little suspicious of
Power Toys, but clearly it is I that am at fault! Now I just have to get
some more discs. :-/
Joseph
> There is an ISO Recorder Power Toy available at
> http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
>
> Make su
There is an ISO Recorder Power Toy available at
http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
Make sure that you read the notes on the 10/11/02 updates. A man for the
offtopic list.
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] RE: OT: reformatting an external hard drive
Thanks, Todd! I was afraid I'd need some kind of disk to put the system
files back on it or something, guess not, heh?
Deb
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Thanks, Todd! I was afraid I'd need some kind of disk to put the system
files back on it or something, guess not, heh?
Deb
At 08:02 AM 6/9/2004, you wrote:
Deb,
If this is going to your parents, I wouldn't worry too much about
residual data. Therefore, yes. The right click, Format will work.
If
Deb,
If this is going to your parents, I wouldn't worry too much about
residual data. Therefore, yes. The right click, Format will work.
If you have confidential data on the drive, you can try a free trial of
CyberScrub (not affiliated, just googled) or something similar to truly
destroy the data
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
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
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
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
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
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,
> 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
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The most likely cause (remembering earlier comments on long text in tables,
OR links to files) is the blogs as there seems also an issue with varchar.
Then poor old mysql gets confused (and aren't w
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> Normally, the form that generates the will create an error log file
> named formName.log that contains the
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>
> Drew,
>
> I have uninstalled everything that has been recently added but there is no
> change in the problem. However I see that a 'hotfix&#x
;t occur.
drew
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Subject: [wdvltalk] RE: [OT] freezing in MySQL
Drew,
I have uninstalled everything that has been recently added but there is no
change in the problem.
Drew,
I have uninstalled everything that has been recently added but there is no
change in the problem. However I see that a 'hotfix' was installed by M$
on 15 May.I wonder if uninstalling that might be my answer?Is it
likely to be affecting any part of a local server, since it seems to
Normally, the form that generates the will create an error log file
named formName.log that contains the exact error encountered. There you
should find the missing ocx/dll/whatever file
Paul
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Not so 'Aha...'
Still freezing.I have removed all the tables except the controlling
'mysql'.Do I need to reinstall the whole bundle of progams (Easyphp with
Apache, MySQL and PHP)?Or just MySQL. Or is there another answer?
If, with phpMyAdmin, I open a database I can, variably, ope
Way to go Joe! Merit badge in Troubleshooting and a pint.
drew
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From: Smile-Poet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 6:58 AM
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Subject: [wdvltalk] RE: [OT] freezing in MySQL
Aha...!
drew,
In the course of preparing and gingerly
Aha...!
drew,
In the course of preparing and gingerly testing what froze and what didn't I
discovered windows was opening in diagnostic mode (I did nothing, guv,
honest).Having allowed myself to be bullied back into loading all
drivers, etc, MySQL appears to be working perfectly.
Well, at le
drew,
At least you're not suggesting a complete reinstallation...
...
...
...yet...
Joseph
PS Thanks for the advice; I'll let you know how it goes.
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>
> This may have happened since I loaded Weblog and put its tables in one of
> the databases. ... The other main thing I have
> installed
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From: Smile-Poet
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 6:26 PM
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Subject: [wdvltalk] [OT] freezing in MySQL
This may have happened since I loaded Weblog and put its tables in one of
the databases. ... The other main thing I have
installed is Via Voic
Drew,
Thanks a ton for this. I'm looking into wirless at the moment too
and being the paranoid geek that I am, this gives me a bit to think
about. Very informative stuff and well written to boot.
Thanks,
Stephen
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004 08:19:07 -0400 , Trusz, Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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