One database has 18 fields, the other 24; the fields are of different
types, and all the fields are fully searchable, both singly and in
combination with other fields. There are multiple layouts...
My co-workers think that an Excel spreadsheet--with four fields--is just
fine to keep track of the
I think before I let them flatten it I'd consider online solutions
too. Does Google offer a real database app now?
Current item of interest is blist.com which provides a happy Flash
interface to PostgreSQL.
* == QUICK
Remember, you can format and reinstall in 2 hours. Or have an image
from a week ago restored. But if you screw around chatting about
removal, it will take *days*.
That is only true if you have all the drivers you think you have.
Interesting story in ComputerWorld about Vista driver woes.
I think it's a given that converting to Excel format will flatten the
heck out of this db. In a way that might require custom coding to
recover from.
But maybe they just want to use Excel for output/conversion to web
format? Nothing wrong with that, as long as the db is intact. Access
should be
I see there are removal instructions. I can't say though whether I
might not just format and reinstall Windows; probably depend on how
bloated I'd let it get. Presumably all your personal data is safe in a
recent backup, but you don't have images?
Remember, you can format and reinstall in 2
When was the last time the folders were compacted? I encountered a
situation where the emails wouldn't load in a folder (such as inbox),
and after compacting the folder, the emails returned. Ended up going
through and compacting all of the folders for prevention. Just a thought...
Richard P.
i think my problems started when I joined Grouply
then Malware Crush installed itself on my computer.
before I do anything more, let me check with you all..
now, i am running XoftSpySE -- on the advice of information given in
answer.yahoo.com
is this a good thing to do?
what risk do
You succeeded in making me both nostalgic and home sick all at once.
Apparently you can still meet under the Eagle but it is a Macy's now.
I hope the Warthog is still there.
Does Macy's have somebody playing the organ?
The bronze iggle is still in the Macy's Philadelphia store by city hall.
The Wanamaker Organ has it's own monthly radio show on WRTI
http://www.wrti.org/wanamakerorgan.html and the regular schedule is
posted here http://www.wanamakerorgan.com/index1.html. According to
the Friends of the Wanamaker Organ it is valued at $57 million.
do a search on a subject?
it's the inbox.
doing a search on a specific subject didn't cause it to be rebuilt.
maybe i'm not understanding.
didn't there use to be something about deleting ??.msf?
don't remember the other part of the filename.
John DeCarlo wrote:
On Feb 7, 2008 11:31 AM, Judy
On Feb 7, 2008 11:31 AM, Judy Cosler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how can i get them back?
Very concise. Not necessarily sufficient.
If you have lost the indications of unread messages that shows up in the
left hand pane in parentheses, that probably means the indices (*.msf
folders) are hosed.
One database has 18 fields, the other 24; the fields are of different
types, and all the fields are fully searchable, both singly and in
combination with other fields. There are multiple layouts for each
database, each with a different function. I use them to keep track of
thousands of documents
How could data on a HD be a security risk?
Mike
On Feb 7, 2008 2:20 PM, Richard P. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My concern is that Secunia is flagging outdated software (even though it
is not installed yet), on the computer so I thought it should be
deleted. I too, would prefer to leave the
Compacting folders is pretty much the same thing as deleting the .msf
files. See Mozilla link:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Compacting_folders
Richard P.
Judy wrote:
didn't there use to be something about deleting ??.msf?
don't remember the other part of the filename.
That isn't the Boar I remember. I thought there was a smaller one
about a yard square and recumbent somewhere on the ground floor of
Wanamakers. Of course my memory could be gone. I haven't wandered
that area for a long time.
On Feb 7, 2008 10:11 AM, b_s-wilk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You
Is that a Doctor Who quote?
--- katan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 3 Feb 2008 00:59:34 -0500, Michael Fernando wrote:
This particular public will certainly be migrating to the Google
product. I've spent a *lot* of time avoiding Microsoft products
except
for OSes because I'm too
That isn't the Boar I remember. I thought there was a smaller one
about a yard square and recumbent somewhere on the ground floor of
Wanamakers. Of course my memory could be gone. I haven't wandered
that area for a long time.
I think you are right.
That isn't the Boar I remember. I thought there was a smaller one
about a yard square and recumbent somewhere on the ground floor of
Wanamakers. Of course my memory could be gone. I haven't wandered
that area for a long time.
I think you are right.
The wild boar wasn't at Wanamaker's. It
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