On 5/21/07, Michael Fernando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) If you only want to try out Linux, you can completely remove the
Windows drive and replace that with your spare drive. Install Linux
and test/break that installation as you wish and your Windows disk
is safe sitting on the shelf.
etc.
It's probably a simple answer, so can one of you more tech-savvy
fill me in on how a site gets to look like this:
It looks like a simple directory, but is some script (or other
magic) involved?
Can't figure out what you are asking.
Google Desktop has been a problem. Soon after installation, Google
Desktop use up to 99% of my CPU for searching the same file for a day or
more: a graphics file.
Can you restrict what Google Desktop indexes to a particular set of files
or set of directories? I know I can with Apple
Sort of. Preferences allows you to exclude specified files folders.
Can you restrict what Google Desktop indexes to a particular set of files
or set of directories? I know I can with Apple Spotlight. Maybe Google
does this too?
About 6 weeks ago, I asked this listserv about a laptop for my daughter
in college, now a junior. She didn't know whether to get a Mac or a PC
laptop, and her friends were giving her dubious advice. Thanks to all
who responded -- I copied each response and emailed them to her as well
as the
On 5/22/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/21/07, Michael Fernando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) If you only want to try out Linux, you can completely remove the
Windows drive and replace that with your spare drive. Install Linux
and test/break that installation as you wish
Listmembers - I've lost my connection ?
Clean install of Win2000 , Netscape 7.1 , AVG
antivirus all worked perfect with 56k dialup.
Then I downloaded FLASH and a program called
Pluckit - they didn't seam to work
right so I uninstalled them with
This is a fair question. Since you ask, I will answer.
I have a LOT of software on my PC computer and I use most of it
frequently. The software includes mathematical engineering design
programs, graphics design, video editing, music composition, CD DVD
burning and ripping software, and
