Point is simple. You don't have to be liberal or socialist to have
big problems with monopolists. Is Tom's obsession with Gates
unhealthy? That's for him an his shrink to decide.
--- Jeff Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So Paul, what is your point? That markets aren't perfect? That
Of course, you are correct. Which is precisely why I don't buy Apple
products.
-Original Message-
Point is simple. You don't have to be liberal or socialist to have
big problems with monopolists.
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Do you have the OEM host adapter drivers from Adaptec on a floppy and have
you inserted the disc after pressing F6? Windows setup needs those to
install. Otherwise, no hard drive has been found.
I checked the Adatpec site for your model and found nothing. Are you sure
that's the correct model
It is listed on the website. Regardless of that, when I press F6, it doesn't
respond. I did download the drivers from Adaptec's website but, since F6 won't
respond, I can't do that. Prior to this fiasco, I made it so, the system
booted from the XP Pro Setup disc. I reformatted a couple
It's pretty straight forward...if F6 doesn't respond is there a keyboard
error?
Mike
On Jan 31, 2008 8:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is listed on the website. Regardless of that, when I press F6, it
doesn't respond. I did download the drivers from Adaptec's website but,
since F6 won't
to beat it to death, set the jumpers on the master to master, the slave to
slave. plug the master into the end of the tape and the slave in the middle
connector.
At 11:24 AM 1/31/2008, you wrote:
I recently installed a second h/d on my pc and it is not reconizing it
also it not in the BIOS.
I don't see what's wrong. 1. Press 'Enter' to continue with the
installation. seems to be the correct choice, i.e., just proceed. What,
explicitly, happens when you do it? How does it not work?
If you are expecting to load a third-party (Adaptec) disk/host adapter driver,
what's the source
We got a larger model Olevia late last year.
The television has an HD tuner built in.
With a normal UHF antenna we can pull in some of the
stations from both Baltimore and Washington.
We tried a smaller powered portable antenna
from Home Depot ($40.00 indoor model, $50.00 outdoor )
and we were
We use Quicken.
http://www.truetestmarketing.com/quicken.htm?gclid=COHAjK-3oZECFRpdagodsXNzPw#home
You can if you search find older versions of the software for a fraction of
the cost.
Mike
On Jan 31, 2008 1:54 PM, Richard P. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I started to use MS Money 2006 which came
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
need to get a battery backup to run an antenna for an ac/dc HDTV?
Haven't heard anything mentioned about that in their plans. Guess they
may have overlooked that one. Perhaps they want to have everyone end up
in the same boat with cellphones and wireless when the power goes down.
The only thing left operating will be landlines if anyone still uses
them. That
Congress plans on subsidizing the 'poor' so they can get HDTV. I'd rather
have subsidies so I can get a boat. In other words...I wish I had that
problem..
Mike
And btw, has anyone seen an ac/dc HDTV? What am I going to do on my
boat??
Tony B wrote:
I can't recommend much else because I have no idea why you've got so
many drives hooked up or what you do with them. Try to consolidate.
I'm not sure that I understand your recommendation.
According to Belarc Advisor, I have about 1.3 terabytes of hard drive
storage. Why so
Hard drives can and do fail suddenly and without warning. But your backup
strategy seems to consist entirely of adding more hard drives! This is
certainly incorrect, but you don't need to wait for blu-ray; use DVDs like
the rest of us do. Any good compression program (e.g. 7zip) will split large
At 08:18 PM 1/31/2008, Robert wrote:
I have decided to reformat the F: drive. I still don't know why a good drive
should suddenly be an unformatted drive. I am currently restoring all files
from 3 months ago from a backup on another (external) drive.
Is the F: drive an internal or external
What's your point? Apple has 10% or so of the market and doesn't have a
monopoly in computers or software, has an underlying open source OS.
Microsoft has 80-90% of the market and is close to a monopoly, with a
closed, proprietary OS. So you buy the monopoly product, and avoid the
company that
Cheer up.
Boats are cheaper than HDTV sets.
Sometimes.
- Original Message -
From: mike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: COMPUTERGUYS-L@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 6:25 PM
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] External Digital Receiver and OTA signals
Congress plans on subsidizing the
One correction Betty.
The underlying OS for Apple is not Linux, but Unix which is not Open
Source. Linux is very similar to Unix. There are a few lawsuits
against Linux because it is so close to Unix.
Part of SCO's lawsuit was based on some of this.
Stewart
At 08:32 PM 1/31/2008, you
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 for $44.99 at
Amazon - add TurboTax Basic
I just moved two drives yesterday. Both have diagrams showing jumper
settings printed or on a label on the drives. Naturally the drives were
different brands and jumper settings were different. Be sure to follow
the diagrams.
Betty
to beat it to death, set the jumpers on the master to
Actually it's not unix it's BSD, which is open source. It's called darwin
and you can download it for free.
Mike
On Jan 31, 2008 8:15 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
One correction Betty.
The underlying OS for Apple is not Linux, but Unix which is not Open
Source. Linux
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