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Yes, it requires stupidity to be affected by this in OS X.
I don't see any shortage of stupidity, though, and it looks like 20,000
idiots downloaded infected software.
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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This is what is known in the UNIX world as an honor virus. You have
to
This seems to be my day for posting miscellany.
There's been considerable criticism here regarding the Office ribbon: it
makes no sense, users hate it, the organization is random, etc. This is an
interesting article about the woman behind it and how it came to be. As some
WFBs have kept
Oh, that's just wonderful. Now, in addition to texting, sexting,
twittering, web surfing, and general yakking, we can look forward to
drivers and pedestrians using their hand-held devices for watching soap
operas, reality TV, and ball games instead of paying any attention to
their
I actually found compatible software on cnet.com's Download site.
david
David Turk
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Indiana Historical Society
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On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 7:31 AM, Mike Sloane mikeslo...@verizon.net wrote:
I am neither technophobic nor a Luddite, but I am underwhelmed by some of
these advances in technology.
Total agreement with you here. More crap available to distract and
misdirect what we should be looking at.
What does this bode for an emergency TV set that runs off of batteries
(including a dismounted 12V car battery) that provides news and warnings during
a power outage resulting from a storm or terrorist attack? When analog TV went
off the air (It has hasn't it?) my current emergency TV set
On a Windows XP computer I need to upgrade from
MS Office 2003 to Office 2007.
Everything I read on the web says to uninstall 2003
first, then install 2007.
That's relatively easy, BUT how do I preserve all my
contact information, calendar and notes in Outlook ?
Is it all in a file called
With Windows itself, there is an option to select the classic Windows
interface, instead of the designed-for interface of the particular version (at
least one can make WinXP look very much like Win2000). All MS needed to do was
to provide a classic interface (everything in its legacy place)
Here are a few things you can try:
1) Go to Startup Disk in System Preferences and see if the partition
shows up there. It probably won't, since it is not showing up in
Disk Utility or when you start up with the option key held down,
but you might get lucky.
2) In Disk Utility, try selecting
The article, and Larson-Green, slam confusingly redundant features (multiple
ways to accomplish the same action/function, find the button that does it). I
think that's just wrong. The redundant ways give multiple options for finding
a function when you are just hunting for it, and make it
I think this refers to features that have redundant implementations that
behave differently. Not the same as having multiple launch points for the
same features.
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 10:01 AM, Fred Holmes f...@his.com wrote:
The article, and Larson-Green, slam confusingly redundant features
Starting maybe a week ago, spam for medicine, etc. has gone back up to as
great as it has ever been. Anyone else noticed it? Whoever got shut down
has found another way to get back up or has been justified in the courts, I
think.
Fred Holmes
You report lots of problems with partitions in Windows and Linux,
then on the basis of a single reported incident on a Mac whose
cause is so far unknown, you say I don't see how this reflects well
on Apple…? It sounds to me like you are saying (to paraphrase
Churchill) that OS X is the worst
The article, and Larson-Green, slam confusingly redundant features
(multiple ways to accomplish the same action/function, find the button
that does it). I think that's just wrong. The redundant ways give
multiple options for finding a function when you are just hunting for
it, and make it
All MS needed to do was to provide a classic interface
(everything in its legacy place) option for the Office 2007
applications, and all would be well. Too expensive, too
much in a hurry, or too lazy to do that? But then everything
I need to do seems to be a capability of Office 2000
All of your data is contained within the .pst files that is your
Outlook mailbox. Nothing happens to that, but you may need to point
2007 at it. You'll probably have to set up your connections to
POP/IMAP and SMTP servers, so have tyhat info handy.
I never liked the way that MS buried the pst
I just installed Office 2007 while keeping Office 2003. As I recall,
the installation forced an uninstall of only the Outlook 2003 and
migrated all of what was in Outlook 2003 into Outlook 2007. The rest
of the Office 2003 components coexist with the Office 2007.
I would think that you could run
On a Windows XP computer I need to upgrade from
MS Office 2003 to Office 2007.
Everything I read on the web says to uninstall 2003
first, then install 2007.
That's relatively easy, BUT how do I preserve all my
contact information, calendar and notes in Outlook ?
Is it all in a file
Correction: that is .pst file, not files.
There can be more than one pst file, but only if you create another
one deliberately.
All of your data is contained within the .pst files that is your
Outlook mailbox. Nothing happens to that, but you may need to point
2007 at it. You'll probably
You'll be interested in this Forum page:
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=30t=100897
It discusses this problem and offers up some LCD Digital TV's as an option.
Richard P.
What does this bode for an emergency TV set that runs off of batteries
(including a dismounted 12V car
You seem to have omitted my previous sentence.
I don't see the rationale on toasting mysterious partitions vanishing.
This was in response to Tom's sentence
And a toast to many other mysterious Windows vanishings in the future. :)
It is quite rare for me to see a partition problem at work or home
There are also rules files, mailing lists that are NOT in the PST file.
But, they will upgrade correctly if you are using the same computer. If
not, you need to transfer them to the new computer.
Eschew Obfuscation
This is a reply from:
Roy A. Ackerman, Ph.D., E.A.
I downloaded Itunes 8 and now I have nothing. I know the music
somewhere, how do I get it into the current version.
Thanks
Bill L'Hommedieu
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what is a DisplayPort Cable with Latches?
where is the least expensive place to buy cables?
is there such a thing as a wireless monitor?
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Did you reboot?
Are you talking Windows or Mac? and what version?
In Windows XP, the music path is:
My DocumentsMy MusiciTunesiTunes Music
Richard P.
I downloaded Itunes 8 and now I have nothing. I know the music somewhere,
how do I get it into the current version.
Thanks
a) check Wikipedia, but it's unlikely your equipment uses it. The
latches help hold it in place. b) maybe Walmart; are you sure you
_want_ the _cheapest_ cables? c) no
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 5:54 PM, Judy Cosler jfcos...@gmail.com wrote:
what is a DisplayPort Cable with Latches?
where is
Best and by far the cheapest place is online. Cables are where retail
stores make their profits that they can't get from advertised or
competitive products like computers, printers, networking hardware,
cameras etc..
But you need to study your cable selection carefully ... there are
various
It is perfectly OK to criticize Apple, I do so myself sometimes
(and don't get Tom started on the Finder). I was wondering about
your reasoning.
Given the missing sentence (which I didn't understand at the
time and omitted because I thought it irrelevant), you do make
more sense. Thanks for
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