had to do steps 1-4 to get my email working again. What
follows is from Webroot's Support Page:
http://support.webroot.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=776
Hope this helps.
Richard P.
Several options are available in order to try and resolve an E-mail
Communication issue with Zone Alarm
For what it's worth, you can still get XP out there, and at a good
discount in some cases. I just bought an XP PC for $227 at Circuit City.
Micro Center and Dell still sells them as well.
Richard P.
Dan Blum wrote:
Hello all;
My wife's three year old Dell desktop got fried in lightning
Points, I don't know. Another option would also to
purchase a Vodafone 3G datacard if within range. Look at www.vodafone.co.uk
or http://www.vodafonebusinessshop.co.uk/3GUsbModem.html
- Pricey though!
Regards,
Ian
Good luck,
Richard P.
tom.chambers wrote:
Listmembers -
When I last
service they now have but be very careful going
into it to make sure they can do (and are competent enough), what they
say they will do.
Richard P.
Michel Lowe wrote:
I'm spending about $95/month for Comcast's digital silver package (most
digital channels, HDTV plus HBO). My phone bill from Vz
-4200 MB/sec
Type240 pin, DDR2 SDRAM
Thanks in advance,
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holes. Good Luck
Richard P.
A coworker of mine just bought a new Dell computer (with Vista) and her
free Norton Anti-Virus (spyware blocker etc) has expired. She turned to
me to ask me if she should renew it or get something else and if so
what. I told her I couldn't answer it because as she
with spyware, you'll wish you had gotten
the best protection installed ahead of time. After the fact is probably
too late.
Just my opinion...
Richard P.
rlsimon wrote:
I switched from Norton 2003 to Avast and it seems to work well. I have
dialup via ATT via proxy accelerated ...do I need ZoneAlarm
What are the specs/model# of the Acer?
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
gerald wrote:
I went from a 21 cornerstone(big deal) to a 19 Acer(throw in)
I could not believe how much better the Acer was.
wife just got a 24 iMac. monitor is superb. has stupid gloss finish, so if
bright lights
the 16:10 shouldn't bother me (I'm not Vista yet either).
I saw one today and it really looked good but they were out of stock
until???
Richard P.
Tony B wrote:
The monitor market changes weekly, so it's sometimes hard to rely on product
reviews for the latest deals. But this quote from
. I don't know if text message spam is covered under Do Not Call
(?).
Richard P.
Michel Lowe wrote:
It's a good idea to register your LAND LINE with the do not call registry if
you haven't already, but it is unnecessary for cell phones.
-Mike
shutting them all down is worth trying because while they don't
consume much power individually, I'm sure cumulatively
(nationwide/worldwide), it would make a big impact. My computer is set
to hibernate automatically, along with the monitor.
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Interesting poll
FYI, I tried powering up both router and modem simultaneously and they
booted up ok. I guess the router did wait for the modem to get going
first. Thanks for the feedback from all parties; it's always a good
learning environment.
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Actually, this isn't *strictly
,
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b_s-wilk wrote:
Flash is OK for YouTube. It's wonderful for ads, since I use
Flashblock. Now I'm not distracted with flashing and blinking ads.
I HATE FLASH for content on web sites. I can't view the site at all
without waiting for it to load, even though it was much faster without
Register your phone
https://www.donotcall.gov/
and then you will have some recourse. Most of the calls should stop
after the registration kicks in. Good Luck.
Richard P.
Saul Goldberg wrote:
I have gotten several spam calls on my cell phone. I thought this was
outright illegal
a new cable. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
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http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/10/30/do_not_call_ever_again/
Richard P.
TEXT OF STORY
Scott Jagow: The national Do Not Call list went into effect four years
ago. It was supposed to keep telemarketers from calling people on the
list for five years, so you'd have to sign up
As one of the Flash bashers, I will say that this example is definitely
a great use of Flash. I guess I shouldn't be bashing Flash so much as
the misuse and overuse of good product. Thanks for showing me a great
site and application.
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
http
.
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Oh these are different, really interesting!
Via my FIOS
http://msiad.visualware.com/myspeed/db/report?id=7569896
About 50% faster than cable and very steady. This is what good service
should look like.
Via Comcast 5 minutes later
http
Perhaps if he can increase his data
buffer streaming may work adequately?
Thanks for the feedback. Short of switching to Verizon, how does one
(me), increase the data buffer so that streaming will work?
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
http://msiad.visualware.com/myspeed/db/report?id=7572187
/Animator-vs-Animation-II-50891749
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FYI, at 10:00PM, I just now received, my Staples email advertisement for
Black Monday sales, for one day only. A little late... I suppose their
servers were all backed up.
Richard P.
Thus, web merchants are taking advantage of the perception that Black
Monday brings bargains by raising
On the 7F STOP ERROR, there was no script after the stop error code.
On the 8E STOP ERROR, it was followed by:
... ar5211.sys-address F72BE067 base at F7299000, Datestamp 3F8Fd26F
Does this help in narrowing it down?
Thanks for all the research and pointing me in the right direction.
Richard P
I know more about TV's than monitors but I'm assuming this is a CRT and
if so, maybe your green gun is going bad or has died all together,
leaving only the blue and red guns. But that's just my guess.
Richard P.
wrote:
Starting a few days ago, the tool bars changed color from white to pink
,
Richard P.
Tony B wrote:
None of that even sounds like STOP errors, all of which have a hex
code ( Stop 0x000A or IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL). It sounds like
regular Windows errors.
Anyway, the only software you've mentioned is Norton AV. You can try
uninstalling/reinstalling it. But know that often
for their help and such on target advice.
Richard P.
This is a great starting point. I've updated the driver and the new
one is digitally signed by Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility
Publisher so that should be good. Thanks for all the really helpful
tips and I'll report back on how
Upgraded 3 computers last week without incidents. It seems to work ok,
but my primary browser is Firefox and I only use IE as a backup or for
Windows Update.
Richard P.
Daniel Else wrote:
Microsoft is pushing its Internet Explorer 7 pretty hard and through touting
free phone tech support
I'm looking to dub off some albums to CD and wanted to get
recommendations for the best way to do this. I've heard of USB
turntable, USB turntable/cassette combo, and USB converter. I would
appreciate any thoughts and or recommendations.
Richard P
the time to watch the whole thing yet.
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
So buy an ATSC converter intended for televisions and go on using your
DVR which will likely quite happily accept the signal from the converter
and record it, then play it back in glorious NTSC. If you wait, you can
even get
Outlook Express is set to be the default mail handler in Outlook
Express/Options/Connections/Internet Properties/Programs. Let me know if
you need more info. FYI, WinXP, SP2. Thanks
Richard P.
Andy Gallant wrote:
What do you see on the Programs tab of Internet Options?
-Andy
Daniel Else
While I only use Thunderbird for email, in order to email photos, Fuji
Pix will only accept Outlook Express as a mail handler therefore OE is
set as the default. I'll check into Secunia Software Inspector but all
of MS Updates are current (but I will double check).
Richard P.
Andy Gallant
a full backup first, just in case.
Good luck.
-Andy
Richard P. wrote:
While I only use Thunderbird for email, in order to email photos,
Fuji Pix will only accept Outlook Express as a mail handler therefore
OE is set as the default. I'll check into Secunia Software Inspector
but all of MS
If you can get a part number from your documentation or the company,
then you might be able to do a search for them.
Richard P.
Christopher Range wrote:
I know I am asking again. I contacted the company about the case feet
problem. They sent me a set of feet but, they are the type that can
for choices.
Thanks for your help and I'm still game to try anything else.
Thanks,
Richard P.
Andy Gallant wrote:
offlist
seems weird - can you run Start All Programs Accessories Address
Book all by itself? can you do so as a limited user?
when you reinstalled oe, were you offered any choices
Carpet seems to generate a lot of dust, especially when it gets worn.
Richard P.
Tony B wrote:
Any system that relies on unfiltered room air for cooling is going to get
whatever comes along with that air. Some rooms just seem to generate tons of
debris while others very little. It seems
collection, it will accumulate inside the case (that's fan-cooled),
whether it's open or not. Don't know if all this applies to computers as
well but that's my .02 worth.
Richard P.
Christopher Range wrote:
John H. Davis wrote:
Christopher Range wrote:
While it is staying cool, it still gets
How is the battery life on the Macbook and are there battery options (size)?
Is it ok to go with the low-end model ($1099), with the 80GB drive/1GB
RAM or does that create future upgrade issues?
Thanks,
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
A friend who has used Windows forever is looking to move
the main opening?
Thanks again,
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Is it ok to go with the low-end model ($1099), with the 80GB drive/1GB
RAM or does that create future upgrade issues?
It depends. It has 2 memory slots. Only one is easy to get to. So ideally
you want it to come with 1024
This sounds good and thanks to all who responded. I have passed this
info along to the requester who will be getting the MacBook next week.
One day, I'll be lucky enough to make the move to Mac also (read $).
Richard P.
wrote:
I bought a MacBook 2.16MHz Core Duo in September.
I upgraded
will be welcome. Thanks in advance.
Richard P.
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The car/stereo connector cable, will any cable do or is it special to
Apple. Apple wants $20 for it.
Also, is the Apple Care Protection plan recommended?
Downloaded the iTunes last night so I'm ready there.
Thanks,
Richard P.
John wrote:
You can start
That would be a tough act to follow, especially at this late date. At
least I know what to shoot for.
We got the 8GB so that should hold us for a bit.
Richard P.
David wrote:
I love my 4g nano, but would recommend something larger. You don't
really want to have to manage playlist. You just
Some editing manufacturers tell you to turn off any anti-virus software
while working with video files, and then turn it back on later when
you are not editing. Don't know if this will help, but thought I would
mention it.
Richard P.
Daniel wrote:
The ULEAD Movie Factory bundled with Canon
Thanks for the great recommendations. I ended up at 5-Below today and
found the Speck Toughskin for $5, along with a wall power supply and a
12v charger, also $5 each. I'll work on the cable this week. We
appreciate your sharing your experiences.
Richard P.
b_ wrote:
You can buy cases online
It looks like SMARTReporter is for Macs. Is there a SMART diagnostic
utility for WinXP that you would recommend?
Thanks,
Richard P.
Tom wrote:
I use HDD Health to monitor SMART status, but it doesn't work with USB
drives, maybe because of the specs of the USB to EIDE interface. What
Just for reference, my Firefox version 2.0.0.11 appears to be stable on
my Compaq XP SP2, with no apparent issues. Any symptoms?
Richard P.
gerald wrote:
I have firefox 2.0.0.11 loaded on an xp machine(oem compaq). it is not very stable. it goes down more than once a day. this is sort
be able to load quickly.
Richard P.
What's slow is painting the thumbnails of a few hundred photos
(1.5-3 Mb apiece) located in a folder on the hard drive. The upload is
equally slow in Windows explorer or my apps (Corel Ulead or Photoshop
Elements Organizer). Most especially, when I weant
?
Thanks in advance.
Richard P.
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except with an iPod.
What would be best for archive (other than going back to cd which will
come later after I get the cassettes/records dubbed over).
Thanks
Richard P.
mike wrote:
Why wma for permanent archive?
Mike
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Thanks
Happy New Year (at least in the eastern time zone), to all on the list.
Thanks to everyone who has helped us all to get through another
computing year.
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Eric wrote:
Most of us have ears that are somewhat damaged and they will only be
getting worse as time goes by. So for a personal music collection it
would be silly to use any technology that is better than what one can
hear.
I never spent a lot
out there but most
stations realize that it is an extremely important issue.
Richard P.
I pretty much assumed that it was a function of my being on satellite
and assumed that folks using cable or off the air didn't have that
problem. Does anyone know why something like that should be happening
financially risky.
Richard P.
Last night, in observing the various New Year's Eve broadcasts, this
problem was in stark evidence. In fact, last night it was not just
the sound that was not in sync, it was the time as well. Some TV
broadcasts were as much as four or five seconds behind or ahead
is actually live anymore. It's too financially risky.
Richard P.
Last night, in observing the various New Year's Eve broadcasts,
this problem was in stark evidence. In fact, last night it was not
just the sound that was not in sync, it was the time as well. Some
TV broadcasts were as much
So does this mean that they can start looking at one's iTunes list on
Apple's servers to see what has been transferred?
Richard P.
And now our friends at RIAA say that making any copy of a CD is a
violation to be pursued by their bevy of lawyers.
http://tinyurl.com/275vks
There are some devices out there which claim to lock the audio/video
sync from beginning to end but they require a totally digital plant and
path in between. Any analog device in the chain breaks the lock. It will
be years before all analog equipment is removed from the chain/path.
Richard P
dumping the quality control of manufactured
products into the comsumers lap :o
Richard P.
Most do, but that's my point. Why can't the formats be like the
internet and each frame of both audio and video be numbered? Why is
the audio only synced to the video by visual cues? And if that's set
Another reason for me to get a Mac one day but until then I'll just have
to be envious.
Richard P.
I also want to be able to make
cd's out of my records/tapes and I don't know that this is easily doable
in iTunes.
Stick a blank CD into the Mac while running iTunes and press record
accessible is better
than no music at all.
Richard P.
The original poster asked how to convert and transfer ANALOG sources
to digital format for both archival purposes as well as casual use
with iTunes...
Well not exactly. Richard's question was...
What is the best way to save
Maybe some of the local enforcement agency's will start a buy-back
program to get these dangerous MP3 players off the streets :-(
Richard P.
This evening officers will be ready at pedestrian choke points like Metro
stations to arrest iPod users in mass. The RIAA has chartered 100s
?
Richard P.
My desktop computer recently began displaying a message that my
battery power is weak and advises to switch to AC power. I am
connected to AC power. The message comes from Windows XP, I think.
What causes the message?
I am connected to AC power thru a battery backup that comes
to buy yet another antenna that is more directional than the
omni-directional one I purchased specifically for these signals.
The fun continues...
Richard P.
For that matter, digital signals in general are problematic if you're
getting your TV over the air, without a cable or satellite hookup
A friend's flash drive was encrypted and they can't remember the user
name which was setup. Is there a way to get back in to recover this data?
Sandisk Cruzer 256
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
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That might work for the flash drive if it were not so bulky. It would
help the person to have some secure way to keep track of all the
usernames/passwords which are required to access the myriad of accounts
that we all have to keep track of.
Richard P.
In order to keep this from happening
interface?
Audacity seems to only be an editing software if I'm reading it right.
WinXP media center
Audacity 1.2.6
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
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Thanks
Richard P.
You will need to tell the computer and Audacity to use the USB
interface rather than the built in audio hardware. This may require a
driver installation and may even require reading the directions gasp
Behringer UCA202. It's a great unit but I just think that my computer or
the Audacity program is muting my speakers while the interface is
connected. The UCA202 does allow monitoring through headphones so that
will work. I will try your suggestions along the way.
Thanks,
Richard P.
What
I'm not in the music business and this is my first Behringer product so
I can plead ignorance, but I also don't place too much credence in an
8-year old blog.
Just my 2cents.
Richard P.
Behringer has a very checkered reputation in the pro audio world ( see
these for just the tip
laptops.
Any comments will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
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but it would
be a waste of money. In the meantime, I will keep Spy Sweeper because of
its interactive protections. For me, it's worth a slower boot time to
not have to deal with the headache of reinstalling my operating system
when it gets compromised.
Richard P.
Quentin Fisher wrote:
A delayed
Is anything on it? ;-)
You must be one of the lucky ones. Time to play the lottery.
Richard P.
Wonder of wonders -- the software showed up today in the mail. This
is more than a month after purchase, and three weeks after eBay closed
the store
the computer speaker muting is either intentional to prevent
feedback or a conflict between the interface and/or the
computer/Audacity program. I haven't found any documentation yet to
support this but it doesn't matter at this point.
Richard P.
Re: [CGUYS] USB Audio Interface
Behringer
formats so I would have to concur with Tony; what you
have now, transmission-wise, is it. They are cramming so many signals in
the bandwidth that it doesn't take much to interfere. 5 years ago we
weren't even allowed to put up 100% color bars due to analog interference.
Richard P.
Unlikely
of lithium-ion
batteries, which are used in mobile phones and laptop computers.
Story from BBC NEWS:
Richard P.
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Any suggestions? TIA!
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so that it
will stay there?
WinXP, iTunes 7.5.0.20
TIA
Richard P.
I've been working with iTunes and have discovered a problem that keeps
showing up. I keep getting an exclamation point next to some songs
without warning or reason, indicating that the song can't be found. I
just spent
. Despite my attempts to develop carpel tunnel syndrome last night
trying to sort this out, I have now gotten them all playing.
Thanks again,
Richard P.
What is the proper/best sequence to get the music into iTunes so that
it will stay there?
WinXP, iTunes 7.5.0.20
Well, to start
Who said an independent contractor makes a living? ;-)
Richard P.
Sometimes I see the term web content development or developer. This
seems closer to what I'll be doing. Would this still be closer to
writing than web design?
I don't see how an independent contractor could charge much less
. All of that gets thrown on the back of the freelancer.
In my area, companies can expand or contract with the news cycle without
being burdened by the the costs during a down time. Plus with the pay
delay, they make money off of the interest.
Just my 2 cents.
Richard P.
Hope not too off
, thanks.
Richard P.
I think that we all need to keep an open mind (small as it may be) and
many different opinions should be welcomed. When science sorts out the
various opinions, then we will be closer to fact.
An interesting and distressing series apropos this discussion is The
Hidden
Time Warner is floating a plan to pay for Internet based on usage in
this Marketplace story:
http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2008/01/17/timewarner/
Text follows below.
Richard P.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Time Warner Cable plans to test a system in which Internet subscribers
they want to keep track of.
What all-in-one PC security suite (real world), recommendations would
you suggest (firewall, anti-virus, and anti-spyware), which are user
friendly and get the job done?
Thanks in advance,
Richard P
Did you try defragging in the safe mode?
Richard P.
Computers are forever surprising me...
Now I am trying to defragment my C: drive and guess what shows in the
lower bar?
PROGRAM (C:) Paused for Volume Shadow Copy
And...it seems that it will stay there...
Any help?
Thanks
Marcio
You're welcome.
Richard P.
Many thanks Richard. It worked!
Marcio
Did you try defragging in the safe mode?
Now I am trying to defragment my C: drive and guess what shows in
the lower bar?
PROGRAM (C:) Paused for Volume Shadow Copy
And...it seems that it will stay there...
Any help
.
Richard P.
gerald wrote:
I'm pretty certain that all the mucking about is being done by ebay.
after notify, i cannot get into my account with my password.
my inquires to ebay have indicated they changed the password.
maybe happens with fairly active accounts. i buy (only buy) at least 200
Make sure that you'll be able to get a decent HDTV signal on a
dependable basis first. Start with:
http://www.antennaweb.org/aw/welcome.aspx
You should be able to see what is possible/impossible, reception-wise.
As for tuner recommendations, others will have to weigh in here.
Richard P.
I
. That and battery (or hand-crank-generator), operated radios.
Richard P.
Having an externally powered antenna still does not answer for me what we're supposed to
do in a hurricane? Or an ice storm? When we need to get information from the
airwaves, when cable and satellite are disabled, do we
This looks good. I had a lot of fun trying it out last night and it's
comforting to know that I have the choice of keeping the files off-line.
Thanks for the recommendation.
Richard P.
We use Quicken.
http://www.truetestmarketing.com/quicken.htm?gclid=COHAjK-3oZECFRpdagodsXNzPw#home
You
Thanks for the deals!
Richard P.
Staples deals - buy Turbotax [$10 rebate], get Quicken 2008 free
[after rebate], plus lots of other F.A.R. software to choose,
http://snipurl.com/1ypw7. Staples rebates work well, and you can do
them online. Similar deal at Amazon: Quicken 2008 Deluxe
I hope this was accidental and that you are not posting prospective
clients private information to the web.
Richard P.
Tom wrote:
Subject: Flash Class, Feb. 12-13
Sent:2/2/20 3:23 PM
Received:2/1/08 10:51 AM
From:
To:
Hi Tom,
I would like to enroll
of a preloaded program). If
it has to do with AOL, it probably would be seen as a hazard but I'm
just guessing.
I don't know how AVG does it's detection process.
Richard P.
Does AVG detect virus based on a heuristic model where it finds Virus
like behaviors. It may not know which virus
Does anyone know if the converter boxes have their own power supply? If
they are passive, then they might work with an existing a NTSC AC/DC TV.
Richard P.
Here is a link for the forty dollar coupon for a TV decoder for your
analog sets. https://www.ntiadtv.com/home.cfm
And btw
will
be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
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Obviously, this is still a work in progress. It can't locate 400 North
Capitol Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001.
Richard P.
Another interesting Google maps mash up is CrimeReports.com
I'm impressed that it is so up to date. I see incidents from last
week around my office in DC. Two
I think the bad stuff happens 1 block south :-D
I'll try the site later. Thanks for letting me know.
Richard P.
Obviously, this is still a work in progress. It can't locate 400 North
Capitol Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001.
Is that a crime center? I thought the bad stuff happened
After looking into it, I see that AVG uses virus signatures as well as
Heuristic Analysis. All definitions are up to date and have been updated
daily and scans done daily since computer was new.
Richard P.
Mike Sloane wrote:
To my knowledge, Panda is heuristic, but AVG depends on daily
,
Richard P.
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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
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
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