On purchases, I get a rebate, yes. But, alas, not for withdrawal of cash at
an atm. I have the option of doing a wire transfer to my family member's
bank there but I don't know if the rate will be a wholesale conversion
rate like with the credit/atm cards or another less advantageous rate...???
winXPsp2home ...at present has no password protection so it just boots and
starts without any folderol ...if I add a password now, can I take it off
and get back to this point later or am I stuck entering a username and
password forever ?
I would consider getting one of the ATM debit cards from that table I
posted that have no or little fee charge and do it that way.
I think it will be the easiest, most flexible and give you as good as
rate as any ...
db
rlsimon wrote:
On purchases, I get a rebate, yes. But, alas, not
rlsimon wrote:
WinXP SP2 Home At present has no password protection so it just boots and
starts without any folderol. If I add a password now, can I take it off and
get back to this point later or am I stuck entering a username and password
forever?
You can always change it.
Christopher
You can always set it to boot into a specific user automatically,
without having to enter that info.
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/win_xp_passwords.htm
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 1:44 PM, rlsimon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
winXPsp2home ...at present has no password protection so it just boots and
I think he was asking if he could erase it completely once entered.
Dan
Christopher Range [EMAIL PROTECTED] 4/30/2008 2:23 PM
rlsimon wrote:
WinXP SP2 Home At present has no password protection so it just boots and
starts without any folderol. If I add a password now, can I take it off and
rlsimon wrote:
Does anyone know if the best way to get spending cash in the EU while on
travel from the US is to use a bank card or charge card at an ATM as far as
rate of exchange, etc.??
IMHO, ATM and debit cards are the best way to convert, followed by
credit cards. Credit cards may
rlsimon wrote:
On purchases, I get a rebate, yes. But, alas, not for withdrawal of cash at
an atm. I have the option of doing a wire transfer to my family member's
bank there but I don't know if the rate will be a wholesale conversion
rate like with the credit/atm cards or another less
b_s-wilk wrote:
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We had to pay cash for an apartment we rented for a few weeks last
summer. Took three days to come up with 900 euros, since the clown
ATMs wouldn't give us more than 200 euros each day, and we had three
different credit cards but, the clown bank ATM wouldn't take my Chase
You can always change it.
Running for political office?
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At my commercial bank, a wire transfer cost about $45 for each transfer.
I had to do this last year. My bank was making a big deal about it and
wanted a high fee. After some digging around on the web I found the best
rate was to make a wire transfer to an Italian post office via WalMart
(yes
What is the best way to convert dollars to Euros here? I dwell in
Northern Virginia.
WalMart.
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Tom Piwowar wrote:
You can always change it.
Running for political office?
Well, It isn't impossible to change it.
Christopher
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You can always change it.
Running for political office?
Well, It isn't impossible to change it
That was not the question.
Once a password is introduced, is it possible to go back to the original
no password (and no password prompt) state?
Wire transfers are so last century.
There's Paypal and similar services in other countries. We needed to pay
cash for an apartment in Greece this year. They said to wire it to a
bank account in Austria. I said, No, how about Paypal? They said no,
but there's another service that they use.
Service charges are usually much higher for converting currency in the
US, unless there are banks/services in DC that specialize in that. Call
around. There may be good deals, just not where I live. Try to avoid
changing money before you leave. Ask friends and acquaintances who have
traveled
I bought a new Dell LCD monitor so I could have a dual setup. Now,
with both of them side-by-side, I realize that my eyes weren't going
bad fastthe older LCD monitor(also a Dell) is very dim and the
letters are a bit soft or blurry. I do calibrate my monitors and had
been having
Here's a problem that I hope somebody can help me with: I have a D-Link
DP-301U print server installed on my home network that allows me to print
from both wired and wireless PCs around the house and it's working fine.
My saga however is that I picked up a refurbished Dell with XP home (yes
Tom Piwowar wrote:
You can always change it.
Running for political office?
Well, It isn't impossible to change it
That was not the question.
Once a password is introduced, is it possible to go back to the original
no password (and no password prompt) state?
Yes it
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