I can understand video editor limitations, but wouldn't the rendering
time be faster?
Richard P.
Okay, I can't let this pass. Our video editors don't edit one whit
faster on a multi core system, so what is it about this guy that makes
him think he can finish projects quicker? I mean, can he
destructs. Keep in mind the quality of the
recorded tape is also dependent on the condition of the
record/playback equipment.
Richard P.
Got an A/V question. We're conducting focus groups, videotaping them with
a MiniDV camera. After taping, I download the footage into iMovie, burn A
DVD
Is there a way to monitor the separate CPU's?
Richard P.
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 9:53 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been working with
multi-processor and multi-core computers for years and commonly switch
among them throughout the day. The only benefit I have ever seen
04:07PM
Support for AVG 7.5 Free Edition is planned to end on 31st August 2008.
No more virus updates are planned for after that date.
Note that no more 'program' updates are due! Only virus updates will
continue until the end date.
AVG 7.5 Paid version will be supported until 31/12/08.
Richard
Thanks for the heads up.
Richard P.
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 9:47 PM, Jeff Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check Point Software Technologies is celebrating its 15th anniversary today
by giving away free copies of its vaunted firewall software ZoneAlarm Pro
2009. The promotion runs for 24 hours
Windows Defender is free but I don't know that it has had any impact
on similar types of malware protection. How will a free MS Suite wipe
out the competition?
Richard P.
The point is that they want to give it out for free, thereby putting
everyone else with such a product out of business
and entering a password), it at least demonstrates to me that for my
circumstances, there isn't any appreciable difference. Just my
observations...
Richard P.
I did it. I did not need a stopwatch to see the difference. A computer
that the user hated to use instantly became normal. Improvement
I had some concerns about my increasing boot time over the past year
so I wondered if this might help. Obviously it didn't so I need to
look elsewhere.
Richard P.
Good that you ran the test but you are still absolutely missing the whole
point of the discussion.
Normally you don't see
We're still here...
Richard P.
We've been having email issues, I haven't seen anything from the list since
6:25 am. Just checking...
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On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 1:08 PM, Tony B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry. I thought Staples had a computer repair service. Am I thinking
of Best Buy? I dunno, as I do this type of work myself.
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 11:55 AM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You may prefer to take
I have two WinXP PC's (Compaq and eMachines), which don't sound out
beep codes. Is this an option or are they just turned off? Are beep
codes no longer needed?
Thanks,
Richard P.
So info on what beep codes are and what they mean for a
Phoenix BIOS is at: www.computerhope.com/beep.htm
I installed that one month ago and haven't had any problems with it.
Richard P.
On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 3:59 PM, Elaine Zablocki
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently some folks reported severe problems after installing a windows
update. I'm not sure exactly which update it was... I know people
I'm assuming that the speaker would be on the motherboard. Would it be
readily apparent?
Richard P.
On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 6:01 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both.
Many do not have speakers on board or anyway to give you a beep code.
Second they may also be dead
. The
interesting thing is that when buying component parts, they come with
a better warranty than buying a system (3years MB/CPU, lifetime
memory). Be aware that buying a MB/CPU bundle may only have a 1 year
warranty; check first.
Richard P.
By the time you figure in the cost of the MB, CPU, new
Are you saying there are circumstances in which if your motherboard
goes bad, that you are not allowed to replace it and use the same
operating system? Is this something that is automatically checked or
you just have to know?
Richard P.
Staying with XP was a prime motivator for upgrading rather
Product activation worked fine.
Richard P.
Are you saying there are circumstances in which if your motherboard
goes bad, that you are not allowed to replace it and use the same
operating system? Is this something that is automatically checked or
you just have to know?
Product activation locks
.
Richard P.
\ but my computer is once
again taking forever to load every page. This, with FireFox, including with
creating a new profile. Last time, creating a new profile seemed to help;
now it doesn't. Further, can't even seem to use IE as alternative which
worked previously. Trying IE just
Are the edited versions indicated as such or are they passed off as
the real and original recording? If the edited versions are being
passed off as original, then that is deception.
Richard P.
Not strictly true. They require artists who wish to sell via their store to
provide edited versions
and generally it's big, ugly, and sticks out from where it plugs in.
Richard P.
Sorry to ask...but what is a wall wart?...
If for example your router has a separate power supply, then we call the
separate power supply a wall wart
While I understand that always backing up is a good thing to do, how
would this have helped in the quoted example? Just trying to
understand if there's a way to boot to the original registry.
Richard P.
CAVEAT: i had run a similar program a couple years ago. it found some
200 errors in my
This really is great but I can't help but think of some of the C-guys
while I watch. Sorry.
Richard P.
wrote:
I think this is the youtube link; watch it before (if) it gets removed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkTMeczyHtE
The Simpson's TV show was running their episode yesterday
I hope this doesn't start a trend here. I really would hate to find
out after all this time that Tom has a secret shrine of Bill Gates at
home :)
Richard P.
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Richard P.
A friend of mine wants to know if the USB ports on his computer are USB 2 or
USB1. Is there any easy way for him to check this out? His PC is around 4
years old and runs XP.
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protect themselves.
Since no system can be 100% immune from every threat, running
anti-virus software may offer additional protection, said Evans]
Thanks for the corrective followup.
Richard P.
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 11:45 AM, Tom
Audacity also allows you to do that, but as Tony mentioned, it
requires some audio editing skill. The automatic function only works
some of the time, so you end up doing it manually.
Richard P.
One thing that would be useful but I don't know if it's available is some
way to insert track
all in their
filtering.
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opinion...
Richard P.
PS What's a DD? And DGS's? I've seen DH too lately. Where did these
come from and is there a definitive list somewhere?
ok, now i'd like recommendations for a web cam for my DD her family.
Purpose: to be able to have a video-conversation with my young DGSs
Any recommendations for scheduled data backup software for Windows XP?
Free would be good too.
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You raise good points. The backup would essentially be for only My
Documents although at some point I would like to start backing up the
image on a daily basis too. Never planned on trying to backup the
operating system. It's too much fun reinstalling it :)
Richard P.
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 8
at the pole and a shorting out
cable, both problems outside. Get a technician out there.
Richard P.
what can I conclude from these results for my comcast sold as 768up speed
basic internet via cable?
speedtest.net 1867u/145d NY.NY
speedtest.net 1195/116 Newark,DE (listed preferred)
frontier.net 1115
So do the CGuy's have to buy a license for publishing the Wink in
the previous email? I would put a wink after this question but I don't
want to double the fine.
Sarcastically yours,
Richard P.
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 6:49 AM, Chris Dunford ch...@covesoftware.com wrote:
A Russian businessman
, AOL or other ISP based email accounts. This simply means you
should not set your email account to auto forward emails. You will
still be able to compose your own email to ISP users, and you will be
able to forward an email to those users from your mailbox manually.
Richard P.
On Sat, Dec 13, 2008
to first go to their home page and then do my search. It
required an extra step that others might not want to go through.
Richard P.
So why are so many people still using MS Search and who are these people?
I have never seen anyone using MS Search. I even know people who use Dog
Pile, but nobody
Three Zune, one iTouch here
Richard P.
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 12:01 PM, mike xha...@gmail.com wrote:
Two out of five are zune on mine.
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 9:51 AM, John Duncan Yoyo
johnduncany...@gmail.comwrote:
Funny thing is that I am reading this in gmail and all four sponsored
will continue as Apple's CEO during my recovery. Apple's
board of directors said in a separate statement it supports his
actions. End of Story
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Crucial also offers a range of discounts, depending on whether you are
a repeat customer, business/reseller, etc.
Richard P.
I highly recommend crucial; very good service and excellent quality of
memory. I have probably bought about half a terabyte of RAM from them over
the past 5 years
Crucial guarantees their memory selections to work in your computer
which takes the worry out of the whole process.
Richard P.
Only Crucial did not have the PC2-4200. The others did. If Stewart's
perspective is accurate, maybe Crucial moves out older, slower memory
faster
? They are GSM/GPRS, and TDMA
compatible.
http://reviews.cnet.com/Siemens_S46/4505-6454_7-20650345.html
Thanks in advance.
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GSM and CDMA seem to be the most prevalent with some small (Nextel,
and local carriers) pockets of other.
I was told that my carrier, T-Mobile will work with any unlocked GSM
phone. You can order a To-Go SIM from their online store for $7
(includes overnight delivery and xx minutes
Adobe Photoshop starter edition has a red eye repair function although
I've not used it yet. Also, if you want to get real involved, you can
use Paint.net to edit your pictures. Both programs free.
Richard P.
With Picasa, I can't get good results for getting rid of red eye.
anybody have other
Thanks, I will investigate both possibilities.
Richard P.
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 6:13 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
Any suggestions on where to go or who to use? I am in the DC area so a
bricks and mortar shop would be preferred. I've never gone through the
unlocking process so am
. At least if you're not going to give it up, take
it off list.
On New Years Eve, I briefly thought about posting something like this
for the New Year. Maybe I should have sent it anyway. Thanks for
putting it out there, Andy.
Richard P.
Folks, reading some of these messages is getting, well
surveyed by
FactSet Research. In premarket trades, shares of Microsoft sank as
much as 7%. End of Story
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It is a less than obvious tool which apparently does provide some protection.
Richard P.
Alright, having looked into this further I see that anyone with auto
updates ON is protected. Apparently all the new infections are coming
from corporate systems that have not yet
So if I disable AutoRun in Windows, will that create any problems
synching iTunes or downloading pictures from a camera? Each program is
launched and transfer started upon connection to their individual
device.
Richard P.
Attack via autolaunch is particularly troubling to me. This happened
to be a lot of
complaints come transition day.
One thing about the converters, they will make 16x9 picture fit into a
4x3 screen, resulting in a very small picture overall. I don't think
anyone has been told about this, at least sufficiently.
Richard P.
In our neck of the woods it basically means
Windows XP SP3
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I don't even get a screen to prompt anything. I wondered if the BIOS
would be affected but don't know how to change it if I can't access it
after installing the processor.
FYI, I am going from a single core to a dual core processor.
Richard P.
I always replace motherboards and ram along
The MicroCenter geeks claim it is compatible. How would I confirm this
independently?
Motherboard manufacturer's name: ASUS A8M2N-LA
Richard P.
I don't even get a screen to prompt anything. I wondered if the BIOS
would be affected but don't know how to change it if I can't access it
after
Both are AM2 sockets. Here's the MB link: http://tinyurl.com/abeoja
Richard P.
The new CPU uses the AM2 slot, the old is 939...square peg, round hole. Not
going to work, almost always best to replace mobo/cpu's together.
I bought an AMD Athlon X2 5200 processor to upgrade my computer
be unlocked or is it a permanent thing.
Thanks to all who weighed in on this.
Richard P.
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 5:21 PM, Jeff Wright jswri...@gmail.com wrote:
You most likely need a BIOS update. If you haven't already, pull out the
new CPU and install the original CPU.
According to this page
Is it a lack of system resources? I've seen similar on mine until I
upgraded the memory to 2G.
Richard P.
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 3:01 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
popoz...@earthlink.net wrote:
In the last little while I have been getting screen remnants.
I will pick some command from something
or dual processors. Unless I'm missing something, they
are the exact same motherboard with different limitations imposed on
them. Just trying to figure this thing out although I will probably
take the advice to leave it alone unless I replace both CPU/MB.
Richard P.
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 11:15 PM, Rev
When the problem occurs, is the processor maxed out? Also, the file
remnants that are left on screen, are they only from a single program?
Just some ideas...
Richard P.
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 4:16 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
popoz...@earthlink.net wrote:
Am there.
Stewart
At 03:06 PM 1/26
Mac Pro with two 500G external storage drives for starters, plus 2
Apple Cinema displays. A lot will depend upon how much video you will
have to load at any one time, how much stock footage you will keep
permanently loaded and whether it will be standard or high definition.
Richard P.
We
Also keep in mind that the installed files on the backup partition may
not always be correct. My Compaq image was defective and after working
with tech support for three months, someone was able to figure that
out and sent out new recovery disks which resolved the problem.
Richard P.
Our cheap
as needed while you gently push down. I would
suggest using a brass tube rather than aluminum so the metal doesn't
transfer over to the gold pins. Take the CPU in with you when you go
for sizing. Good luck.
Richard P.
On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 2:21 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
popoz...@earthlink.net wrote:
I
10.5, type dscacheutil
-flushcache and press Enter. In Linux, /etc/rc.d/init.d/nscd restart
(you may have to do this as root).
Saw this on Geeks.com email.
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would include POTS in their TV/Internet/Phone
package, I would have signed up with them long ago.
Richard P.
1) POTS will go out too during emergencies, as it too is a trunked
system, relying on having only a few users on at a time.
2) On a day to day basis, how often do catastrophes happen
Plain Old Telephone Service, also known as analog.
Richard P.
POTS??
Remember that with VOIP if the power goes out... VOIP will tend to go out
too while POTS tends to be the last comm. service standing. And in times of
regional crisis, cellular is typically out too. For a period after
While cellphones don't usually go out with power, they did in the DC
area several years ago after high winds came through. The power for
the local cellphone towers went down for a couple of days but POTS
still worked the entire time (thank you Verizon!).
Richard P
and cell phones usually don't
in the ZoneAlarm Extreme Security suite, if it ever
gets reviewed and tested.
Richard P.
Thanks for the heads up. Looks like a major rewrite, which it very much
needed. Hopefully it is no longer junk.
Multiple recent reviews are giving Norton Internet Security 2009 top
ratings, so I thought I'd make
which was crowded with stranded homeowners.
Richard P.
Let's be realistic. If you have no power for a week, you're not going
to stsupplied ay there. I mean, no phone is minor compared to the hassles of
no
refrigerator, hot water, no heat, etc.
Are there third party solar battery backups
Good point. I'm sure I'll have to jump through hoops to get rid of it.
I'll let you know how it goes.
Richard P.
To my surprise, the new Norton is extremely unobtrusive in its bootup
times and operation. snip
Let's see how it goes when the subscription expires or you try to uninstall
Our neighbor has that natural gas whole house generator system which
was installed by the power company and works pretty well. I'm still
trying to figure out how many amps I'll lose by running a 1000-foot
extension cord to his house :)
Richard P.
Down here a lot of folks opt for the whole house
Years ago a friend put one of the ventless heaters in a small trailer
she was renting. When she got home on a cold winter day, everything
was soaked inside from the water vapor. Obviously, it wasn't a good
fit for that type of installation.
Richard P.
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 7:00 PM, b_s-wilk
Thanks for letting us know so we don't get caught in the similar fix.
The same thing could easily happen to my keyboard and it could easily
be missed except for the on-screen display indication anytime the
controls are changed. Sounds like you need a bigger desk :-))
Richard P
that meets the USB-IF's specs for USB v1.1 is also
USB 2.0-capable. The USB-IF never issued any updated specs specific to
USB 2.0.
The trouble is that there are a lot of cables out there that do not
even meet USB 1.1 spec.
Richard P.
Wish to note that there is nothing in the printer start up guide
Finally, a keypad I can see without glasses :-)
Richard P.
It looks like cricket is about to release one of the biggest advancements in
cell phone technology since the iphone. They have completely thought out of
the box on this one, putting in traditional touches with a new twist
servers. Also,
PIFTS.exe does not collect or send any of our users' personal
information.
We will be posting a technical write-up to the forum soon with further
details on the data PIFTS.exe collects.
Tony Weiss
Norton Forums Administrator
Symantec Corporation
Richard P.
From The Washington Post
FYI, there is an Add/Remove component if you click on Add/Remove
Windows Components in the left side column in the Add/Remove Programs
window. There you can uncheck WMP and reboot.
Richard P.
That's really pretty difficult to do for a Windows component. When I
try it, I can only find an old
System Restore?
Richard P.
I have downloaded and reinstalled the latest version of WMP (did it again
today).? No difference.
I went to the sound card driver site and downloaded and reinstalled the
latest drivers (Creative SB Live! 24-bit) and here's the result:
1. No fix to the sound
drastically in the public mainstream. Unfortunately I don't see
anything being done about it due the the cost effectiveness of
crappy audio.
Richard P.
It's unfortunate that the standard of audio reproduction is now the built
in speakers on a laptop or the earbuds on the rack at Walmart.
It's far
You really do know this list (grin!)
Richard P.
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Just curious, what is the experience level and age range for the
people who loved the new interface?
Richard P.
It took me a few weeks to finally track down the problem, event viewer
didn't offer any real clues, but while I was troubleshooting, I offered to
roll them back to Office 2003
I think Asus was making some monitors which were wide than normal to
accommodate the sidebar. Don't know if they were a hit or not, or if
they still exist.
Richard P.
The problem with putting gadgets anywhere is keeping them visible. If
you keep them all on one side, at least you can try
Well said! I was thinking the same thing but didn't want to start
another debate.
Richard P.
FYI, Gmail now includes Autopilot(TM) settings to make email easier. There
are examples and an FAQ. Is it possible that recent postings on this list
were the results of pre-release field testing
Is this something a novice can install/set up? A friend wants to be
able to print from either a PC or a Mac.
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
Which print server do you have or recommend for $30?
I've used the Linksys PSUS4. It is $31
While technically this is correct, this is more of a problem over long
runs in areas of interference. I've seen this configuration in many AV
studios where it didn't present a problem. You just had to be aware
that if a problem presented itself, to remember to look there first.
Still, those
So what was the problem with the router?
Richard P.♠
Our DSL connection has been miserable the last couple of weeks and has
now dropped to levels that make me pine for the good old days of dial up.
Simple web pages are taking minutes to load.
P.S. Traced the problem to my router.
I still
in advance,
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Thanks for the feedback. I've installed it and everybody shows up as planned.
Richard P.
In its setup, Office 2007 appears to offer an option of keeping most
of Office 2003 (except for Outlook), while installing the 2007
products. Does anyone have any experience to offer with having both
Office
the same issue. Any help
will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
Windows XP SP3
Zone Alarm 8.0.298.000
Internet Explorer 7.0.5730.13
AVG Antivirus
Spy Sweeper Antispyware
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Thanks for the tip! I had also uninstalled Windows Search for the same
reason. Now it's back and out of the way, thanks to your advice.
Richard P.
On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 11:53 PM, Chris Dunford ch...@covesoftware.com wrote:
Is there any way to remove the very intrusive search box that Windows
Well done, thanks. I was waiting for someone to chime in about how we
really didn't need RAID : ))
Richard P.
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 1:54 PM, .com wrote:
http://fizzlechat.com/2008/11/11/raid-explained/
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While I prefer the viewfinder, the digital zoom only shows up in the
LCD screen. I've seen people miss their zoomed-in shot by only looking
through the viewfinder.
Richard P.
Digital camera folks! Which manner of viewfinding do you use
and/or prefer? Camera held out in front of you
One could always go into the Task Bar Properties and select Always
Hide for each item in the task bar. A second way is to Autohide the
TaskBar in properties. Just a couple of options...
Richard P.
I wrote:
When I mouse over icons on the Windows XP taskbar, balloons pop up that
provide words
the same installation procedure and
then uninstall Office 2003 afterward if you didn't want it. I would
wait for a second opinion though, as I am not as dependent on Outlook
as you are.
Richard P.
On a Windows XP computer I need to upgrade from
MS Office 2003 to Office 2007.
Everything I read
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
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
is a VGA cable the 'regular' cable 'we' are used to for monitors?
Yes
what is a DVI cable to what does it attach?
It's the digital version of the analog VGA cable. For more info than
you would ever want to know:
http://www.thesmallest.com/lessonettes/dviandvga.html
Richard P
In today's Windows Secrets article:
http://WindowsSecrets.com/comp/090423
It looks like online storage isn't as safe as it's cracked up to be.
Richard P.
Gmail accounts hacked via unpatched hole
Scott Spanbauer By Scott Spanbauer
Exploits allowing hackers to break into Gmail accounts
out of
coat hangers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWQhlmJTMzw
A neighbor built one and it actually works quite well.
Richard P.
Hi All! Thanks to wonderful Comcast Cable here in Baltimore County, MD, we
have now lost the ability to watch WETA, Channel 26, on any of our TV's. We
hook directly
down. With great difficulty
installing them, he was able to get it working over the weekend. But
now it no longer works. Besides the obvious (get a new computer!), is
there something that might help solve this problem?
Thanks in advance,
Richard P
operating
system, not wanting to throw out a perfectly good computer, who
knows what?). I wanted to simplify my life and theirs but it was not
to be. But they are my relatives so on it goes.
Richard P.
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 2:13 PM, Brian Jones wjone...@carolina.rr.com wrote:
Of course, try
Walmart and Borders allows you to search the store's inventory online.
Richard P.
It would be so helpful if you could search a specific store's inventory
online, rather than having to go in person or call and take a chance that a)
anyone will answer and b) if they do, they will give you
Can you go back to the original IE version using system restore and
the try to upgrade from there?
Richard P.
Hi fellows
Here I am in my new computer. By mistake I installed Internet XP Home
(Brazilian Portuguese). It came with an IE I am not sure the edition. I then
installed IE 8 but my
I would imagine that they are trying to make sure that all are
informed, so there's no false start again as with the last deadline.
My relatives in Florida had to endure this for 2 months straight
before the first February changeover date and tired of it quickly.
Richard P.
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