Hmmm...interesting. I wasn't aware of that. I suppose it makes sense now that I think about. But no, I am using the final release - no Betas here but I do confess (blushes) that it's only one copy I have of the Dell OEM Version. Of course the interesting thing to note here is that I installed it on my 3 Dell systems and it only didn't require activation on one of them (my Inspiron laptop). The two desktop systems were requiring activation (hence the above problem). I confess... However it does
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Orion, You did a great job explaining that! However, I do actually have all XP systems set up with a 'Rob' account and still can't access the other machines after a reboot without running the wizard first. Now, I went into the Admin account and set it up as well on my laptop earlier today and it seems to have fixed it as I rebooted the laptop and could access it from my other systems. The problem I think is that I had just set it up on my 'Rob'. Thanks again for the help!
Yep, all computers share the same workgroup name (POKENET). It's just bizarre...Haven't had a chance to try logging in as admin under safe mode yet but I plan on trying that after the Buffy musical is over
I'm having some issues with the above and figured I would turn to the best people around to see if they can help me with it. Unfortunately, they weren't available so here I am. My problem is that EVERYTIME I have to reboot one of my XP systems it will allow any of the other computers to access its (shared) drives. I have to re-run the network wizard on each XP system! The network is there as I can ac
Hmm...I tried to install this program and it stopped ICQ from loading altogether. Very strange.
I too started WAAAYYY back with an Atari 800XL (heavily modified to include an external, separate keyboard that I could pull down onto my lap). It started with a PocketModem 300bps modem and the software was the CATS software (for the Atari) that I had to manually customize to work with the PocketModem. After that I moved on to Express BBS Pro by Keith Ledbetter who wrote the Express telecom program for the 8bits (and later Express ST). Eventually I moved into the big leagues with an ICD RS232 a
That's okay. I won't be needing advice and/or work done involving anything above my skills level for some time yet. I'm going to focus on some asthetic looks and power modifications to my car before finishing up the multimedia in it...so you'll have a while to gain more and more experience so when I am ready, you'll be the man to come to!
one other thing to consider (and something that the rep you spoke to at your credit card company may NOT have thought of) is that a lot of Credit Card companies require you to call in to activate the card (which Russ already mentioned above) AND they also require a purchase to be made at a retail store to fully activate it. It could be that your company isn't considering anything online/phone based a retail store. Take your significant other out for dindin and try it there first and then give SD
misterME, since you're doing car audio work now I trust there'll be some use of actuators inside your new desk??? motorized keyboard tray? etc.. Where is it you're located? I'm always on the lookout for a good audio guy for my car for the more complex issues involved with it. (I'm capable of doing MOST projects by myself but there are certain things I'd leave to the pros - such as motorized amp racks below an enclosure or possibly alternate batteries and other major electrical upgrades.
Hey paxx, Don't forget about movies. You can find those on there too
Yep, I just installed it and ran it. It didn't find the wincusto icon so I deleted the bookmark, logged out of here, re-accessed site, bookmarked it and there it was. Apparently it'll only do it from the default layout for some reason...
targus, Thanks, I was just lazy... I take it by e-roz's post there's still no definitive fix for the disappearing icon problem though???
oooh, forgot about a programming stint in public school on the Commodore PET computers with tape drives. The one program I wrote had about 2000 lines of code and took about 15 minutes to load in...hehe...
Waaaayyy way back in the late 70's early 80's got the Pong unit. From there I got the Atari 2600 and amassed a huge collection of carts for it. As far as actual, programmable computers, I bought an Atari 400 when they first came out (complete with membrane keyboard yippee!), moved up to an 800XL, expanded it heavily (through addon products and some soldering - had a completely separate keyboard that I could pull down onto my lap), bought a $1200 20MB Seagate HD for it for my BBS (yes, that twele
Tarkus, What's FavOrg??? I like the idea of the icons but they ALWAYS seem to disappear from my system usually after a reboot...I know others have had the same problems but I've never come across a fix for this problem. Anyone out there able to help???
fearoffours, I just sold my last STe at a garage sale last year (one of the 8MB Mega/STe models). Ah, those were the days. Brad, other fans of O/S2, you should come work where I work. The ENTIRE (almost) network is running O/S2 (1000+ computers). Now, what I want you to keep in mind is that this is a MAJOR bank here in Canada (and worldwide). I've seen some systems that are running NT but about 98% is O/S2...verrrryyy creepy. What's worse was that the trainers of the training classes ju
Well, next to BoXXi, my little place in the sun doesn't really sound like much I'm in Southwestern Ontario, Canada so my climate is virtually identical to FrogBoy's (unless you live in N. Mich but I seem to recall you mentioning a Detroit and suburb in some post a while back). My deck out in the back overlooks our backyard which is quite tree-filled and thus have the resultant collection of residen
murk, I'm with you. I've got the IIIxe and love it as well.
I've been running build 2481 for about three weeks now and haven't had to reboot once. (That's on a brand new Dell Inspiron 4000) I love it. I did have a little bit of trouble with WindowBlinds but then I realized it was my stupidity that was prohibiting the operation. (Although I don't think I've figured out how to exclude programs yet) I just downloaded RC1 from conxion this morning and haven't had a chance to burn it out yet and install it but will be doing so this weekend.
I have to agree with a few of you above that a mouse is definitely the way to go WHEN you can use one. Whenever I'm using the laptop on a table-like surface a mouse gets plugged in. I couldn't imagine using either the eraser-point OR the touchpad for any type of graphics or design work. (Note: I have experience with either as my graphical abilites are limited to stick people. My experiences with graphic programs are designing logos using mostly text or cropping and resizing pictures for my websi
Okay all you laptop owners out there, I've got a question for you. Which do you prefer using, a touchpad or the eraser-tip pointer? My old laptop had a touchpad and got somewhat used to it. However my new laptop, a Dell Inspiron 4000, has both the touchpad and eraser-tip. Personally, I find myself switching back and forth between thte two depending on what task it is I need to use the mouse for. For example, dragging something is far easier using the eraser-point whereas moving the curs
my fav foxworthy: "You know you're a redneck when you're house has wheels and the 12 cars in your front yard don't."
and then there are us northern crackers who reside above the 49th...
Renato, I feel silly now as I knew that...Possibly if I had posted that at some other time than after working about 16 hours...
whoa! Jafo, you paid $105USD for 512MB? what type? I just picked up 512MB of PC133 (generic - nonbrand name stuff - at least I've never heard of it - but it works fine in my Dell) for $140CDN. That means that it actually was cheaper for me! Could this be true? Something cheaper in Canada than in the U.S.??? Wow...