Clint, Well, may prove moot in a lot of ways - turns out due to some factor in a very recent install of a program is what I think caused the problem to happen originally. And Since Norton stopped working entirely after the install, including after a complete uninstall and reinstall (click on icon and nothing happens at all), looks like have to do a complete new install of Win98SE from scratch again.
This has got me realizing, no matter what I do, HAVE TO GET THE BACKUP SOFTWARE ON AND DO CRITICAL BACKUPS RIGHT FROM DAY ONE THAT I KEEP IN THE REFERENCE BINDER FOR EVER AND EVER AND EVER!!!! After talking to NTI, Seems that I can fully and competely recommend their Backup Now! Deluxe for every version of Windows - you can do disaster backups with the DriveImage Backup in every version of Windows, from 95 through XP, and use Backup Now! for Incremental/Differencial Backups likewise from 95 through XP. Can not say the same for other backup software have dealt with before, include Backup My PC by Stomp, software originally by Veritas, now maintained by Sonic. Seems that for it can not do a disaster backup for NT4, 2K, or XP, and will not support dual boot systems, unlike most of the Image Backup software packages I have seen. Ralph "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote: > > I usually don't use caps in HTML format, I just underline, > italicize it or make it bold to place emphasis on a word. > > Well I hope you get the problem fixed, if you do post it and > let us know. > -Clint > > Happy New Year to all & God Bless > Clint Hamilton, Owner > http://OrpheusComputing.com ) > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "rb47" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Clint, > > Sorry about the comment but, unfortunately, you just happen to > pick the > words that seem to send across that message with using all > caps - I just > could not tell unfortunately. One reason I very seldom use > emphasis > myself anymore, since it is so difficult to tell what someone > is trying > to convey in a plain text email these days. Even the icons, > such as :-), > can end up having double meaning I found out some time ago. > > And HTML does not always solve the problem either, since it can > come > across the same way as using caps in plain text. > > Anyway, thanks for the sugguestion - think the only thing you > can change > is the font, which in turns changes the size it prints in. > > Ralph ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
