Nah, it's actually purple, not pink, and it's smog coming out of the tailpipe
of a car.
Fred Holmes
At 11:13 PM 6/6/2007, John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
I was tooling around Vegas and found a giant pink seashell floating
down the street. It is either proof of UFOs or a pink petal on the
lens.
Check your startup folder.
C:\Documents and Settings\*username*\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
Mike
On 6/7/07, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have PC with Windows XP Home. Installed a new external DVD burner.
There is a Liveupdate item that appears whenever I boot up that
requests
*Fred,
Save your money.
If you capture a printer port anything printed to LPT1 will go to the
printer you desire. I have done it in the past. It is easy to set up.
I found these instructions which look correct, I have not tried it.
http://support.riverdeep.net/techtips_detail.asp?id=156
The only problem I have with these instructions is the need to go into the
printer (driver) properties and change the printer input data mode from RAW to
TEXT. That's easily done, but the computer in question will have both this DOS
app on it and several regular Windows apps. Presumably the
I checked the startup folder of all users profiles, including All Users
and Administrator, and do not find this program there.
The program executes about 60 seconds after bootup is completed.
mike wrote:
Check your startup folder.
C:\Documents and Settings\*username*\Start
More info about my problem (stopping a LiveupDate request at bootup):
Windows Task Manager says that there is an application called LiveupDate
running when the DVD burner registration request is on-screen.
Right-clicking on this application and selecting go to process, I see
that the
