I run W95 on one of my computers. The two applications which give me the
most trouble are Windows Explorer and Outlook Express. OE regularly and
WE occasionally crash with the 'Illegal Operation' warning and the
laughable sugestion that if this problem persists to get in touch with
the applicati
On Sat, 6 May 2000, Thomas Charron wrote:
> Why an 8 bit ISA card?
Someone gave me a Compaq Presario 2200 desktop PC. There are no empty
slots. If I can find the right card, I can swap it for the existing
modem, and plug it into my home network, but it has to be the right size
to fit in th
Why an 8 bit ISA card?
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> Good grief! Did anybody else notice that the bulletin
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The software is undoubtly using the tm_year member of a struct tm.
The
Hi Jim,
In your post you say all of the Linux/Unix Apps "don't even come close"
to the Windows counterparts. I'm confused what metric you are using.
I'm willing to grant you that each of the Windows counterparts have
some number of features that you really like and/or are very convenient
for yo
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Randy Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Have you checked out the new StarOffice 5.2 beta? In my playing with it
>I've found it has a number of minor improvements (it's a minor version
>number increase), but the one that sticks out the most is the *.DOC filter.
>It does a *much* better job
Today, Jim Ryan gleaned this insight:
> But it also made me think, "why do I always end up back on Windows?". The
> answer for that is it's just easier to get my day to day work done. I read
> my mail, check my appointments, pay some bills, read news groups, and browse
> the web. I think that'
I need an 8 bit ISA ethernet card, and am having trouble finding one.
I am told a good place to try would be the HamFest (I'm not sure what it's
called) in Rochester. Is this next weekend the 13th? Any other
suggestions?
TIA,
C
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Tried many. Application really doesn't matter, any app transfering
large amounts of data has this issue..
After more research, I believe that the problem does not rely on the
Linux box itself (I plugged my machine into their hub, and observed the same
issues), but in the sDSL router/hub
Well, this certainly has been a thought provoking thread. At least it's
made me think about why I'm interested in Linux and what I think is so cool
about it. I guess I like it because it does make me think and apply actual
computer skills again. It's an exciting thing to watch grow and develop
>> Like a bonehead, I did this:
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>> dd if=loaf1.img of=/dev/hda1
>
>Oooo, that hurts! I can picture this: you type the
>command, hit enter, nothing happens with the floppy drive,
>you look at the command you just typed and say, "Oh, shit!"
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