That's not a good solution. If he's using his PAGE file (it hasn't
been called a 'swap' file since Windows 98), then he's fighting an
uphill battle. The computer will begin running slow.
Like Tom said, if he's suddenly short of RAM there should be a reason.
Perhaps he's got some startup apps
Use Audacity to record, clean up and edit into individual tracks,
then use the EXPORT option to save the files in .WAV format. Convert
the .Wav files with iTunes at your preferred bit rate. 128k is the
default and is adequate for headphone listening while jogging or
plugging into the car
I have 3 of these 6 digit RSA randomizers that create same code on the little
thingie I have , and another at eTrade. two of them are for eTrade accounts.
(one for me, one for my wife). what with swapping accounts, I spend more time
logging in than I do drinking any more.
could I use a
I'm totally unfamiliar with these things so I can't answer. I wouldn't
_think_ there's any kind of compatibility.? It just seems to me like
two totally different things. Roboform stores passwords, the generator
keeps making new ones.
Keep us advised.
On Dec 30, 2007 10:47 AM, gerald [EMAIL
On Dec 30, 2007 10:47 AM, gerald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 3 of these 6 digit RSA randomizers that create same code on the
little thingie I have , and another at eTrade. two of them are for eTrade
accounts. (one for me, one for my wife). what with swapping accounts, I
spend more time
I have 3 of these 6 digit RSA randomizers that create same code on the
little thingie I have , and another at eTrade. two of them are for eTrade
accounts. (one for me, one for my wife). what with swapping accounts, I
spend more time logging in than I do drinking any more.
If one breaks you
I suspect it's only a matter of time before they write a
screenreader/mouselogger that will do the same thing as a keylogger.
These already exist and they work at a distance. The screen display is
produced by a string of bytes sent to it serially by the video card.
Because it repeats at a
These are not randomizers. They wouldn't do any good if they created random
digits. What they do is create the same set of digits on your device that
they do at the site that verifies the digits you enter.
These are pseudo-randomizers. They use an algorithm to produce digits
that appear
So let me start over. I know next to nothing about recording music to
iPods. What is the best way to save cassettes/records to an external
hard drive for future use (dubbing high quality to CD's), as well as put
them into iPod/iTunes for listening. I already have the hardware (USB
8 of the 9 subject lines were for problems with Microsoft products.
Well, that doesn't surprise me. Windows 95 sort of sucked, and 8
out of 9 people were using it :-).
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On Dec 30, 2007 11:59 AM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These are not randomizers. They wouldn't do any good if they created
random
digits. What they do is create the same set of digits on your device
that
they do at the site that verifies the digits you enter.
These are
On Dec 30, 2007 11:42 AM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 3 of these 6 digit RSA randomizers that create same code on the
little thingie I have , and another at eTrade. two of them are for
eTrade
accounts. (one for me, one for my wife). what with swapping accounts, I
spend
Lossy formats like MP3 have much smaller file sizes because they
remove extra information based on psycho-acoustic theory.
Yeah. That sounds great--in theory.
I don't claim to have golden ears, but I've been around music and
recording for quite a while. The First Commandment is: Thou shalt
No you can't change the battery you need to get a new one. They are
set at the factory and synced to a data base somewhere that checks the
out put against what is expected. These things are basically clocks
that generate a random looking number for each 30 seconds of time. If
you were to write
While this sounds like a good rule at first, several questions arise.
How do we know the source was 'good' to begin with? Was the room in
which it was recorded 'correct'? Is the design of the instrument
'correct'? Was the musician playing the instrument 'properly'?
Since all the words in quotes
True, they're called cameras. And looking over your shoulder. But
currently there's no popular spying software that can unobtrusively
read the position of your mouse on the screen as you click on buttons.
There _are_ screen recorders, but these are confounded when the
software (like Roboform) uses
There's a thing called Total Recorder (trialfree).
Nokia has a media converter that's not2bad.
There's also a free dld called SuperC (French company) which has lost of
options.
You will need, of course, a good cassette player (Check out used Sony WM-D6C
with dolbyBC) on eBay (without C you only
rlsimon wrote:
There's a thing called Total Recorder (trialfree).
I was a happy Total Recorder user. I used it to capture streaming audio
(like Car Talk on WAMU). I recently wanted to get the Pro version, as it
had both starting and ending time set function. The High Criteria url is
no
While this sounds like a good rule at first, several questions arise.
How do we know the source was 'good' to begin with? Was the room in
which it was recorded 'correct'? Is the design of the instrument
'correct'? Was the musician playing the instrument 'properly'?
Well, we as recordists aren't
At 01:31 PM 12/30/2007, you wrote:
No you can't change the battery you need to get a new one. They are
set at the factory and synced to a data base somewhere that checks the
out put against what is expected. These things are basically clocks
that generate a random looking number for each 30
Now that Car Talk podcasts for free so it is available through iTunes
and other podcasting clients why bother.
http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_directory.php?type=titlevalue=c
Of course the show that doesn't Podcast yet that I want is _Calling
All Pets_ and it is on at the most inconvenient
The Serial number identifies the unit and each is set up with a
different pattern of random numbers but they are predictable for each
of the units. Web sites that use this system check back with Verisign
or whoever to confirm your login number. They explained this in
detail on the Security Now
I sent this yesterday, but it never showed up. I f my little lost
sheep does finally come home, ignore it.
Many of you in Maryland know that the tax rate is going up in '08 to
6%. Those of you that don't know: SURPRISE!
I have been tasked with changing the rate in Quickbooks, it's actually
not
katan wrote:
I sent this yesterday, but it never showed up. I f my little lost
sheep does finally come home, ignore it.
Many of you in Maryland know that the tax rate is going up in '08 to
6%. Those of you that don't know: SURPRISE!
I have been tasked with changing the rate in Quickbooks, it's
On Dec 30, 2007, at 1:05 PM, Eric S. Sande wrote:
People have gotten used to MP3, also. Well, fool them twice, oh yeah.
Well stated.
Steve
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On Dec 30, 2007, at 1:33 PM, Tony B wrote:
While this sounds like a good rule at first, several questions arise.
How do we know the source was 'good' to begin with? Was the room in
which it was recorded 'correct'? Is the design of the instrument
'correct'? Was the musician playing the
Those questions are silly. You're obviously not a musician or music
connoisseur, otherwise you wouldn't bother to ask. Ever hear John Cage?
How do you judge? A recording is what it is--you like it or you don't.
My concern is to recreate an original recording as accurately, with as
much data as
There's a thing called Total Recorder (trialfree).
Nokia has a media converter that's not2bad.
There's also a free dld called SuperC (French company) which has lost of
options.
You will need, of course, a good cassette player (Check out used Sony WM-D6C
with dolbyBC) on eBay (without C you only
Intuit just released a MD tax update.
When will these changes be available in QuickBooks?
QuickBooks Payroll has incorporated these changes in Payroll Update
20802, to be released on December 27, 2007.
Or is this what you are referring to?
On Dec 30, 2007, at 5:35 PM, katan wrote:
I sent
On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 17:49:55 -0500, John J Settle wrote:
katan wrote:
I have been tasked with changing the rate in Quickbooks, it's actually
not that hard to do. However Maryland's idea of a 6% tax rate is
different from Quickbooks' (and most normal people [multiply by .06 and
round to the
John Duncan Yoyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Now that Car Talk podcasts for free so it is available through iTunes
and other podcasting clients why bother.
http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_directory.php?type=titlevalue=c
Of course the show that doesn't Podcast yet that I want is _Calling
On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 20:49:09 -0500, Jim wrote:
Intuit just released a MD tax update.
When will these changes be available in QuickBooks?
QuickBooks Payroll has incorporated these changes in Payroll Update
20802, to be released on December 27, 2007.
Or is this what you are referring to?
Sweet
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