I went to Google and, started doing a search with the keywords, 'Windows wont
install'. While I was perusing the results, I came upon one, that talked about
cleaning the disc so, I took out my CD disc cleaner and, tried that.
Then I booted the computer with the disc and, F6 for the external
Since you asked specifically for *any ideas*...
Forget it. Get a cheap ATA drive and use it for the boot drive. You'd
have been finished with it a week ago.
On Feb 6, 2008 12:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas?
Tony, I won't do that but, I seriously appreciate the chuckle it gave me. I
really appreciate that. Thank you.
Christopher
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From: Tony B [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Since you asked specifically for *any ideas*...
Forget it. Get a cheap ATA drive and
After looking into it, I see that AVG uses virus signatures as well as
Heuristic Analysis. All definitions are up to date and have been updated
daily and scans done daily since computer was new.
Richard P.
Mike Sloane wrote:
To my knowledge, Panda is heuristic, but AVG depends on daily
That is how it is set.
The 'Primary Master', 'Primary Slave', along with the 'Secondary Slave' are set
to 'NONE', in the BIOS. The 'Secondary Master' notes the IDE CD-R/W.
Christopher
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From: Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What is the
Won't? why?
Mike
On Feb 6, 2008 11:02 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tony, I won't do that but, I seriously appreciate the chuckle it gave me.
I really appreciate that. Thank you.
Christopher
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From: Tony B [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Since you asked
Actually the controller will show up in the BIOS, then the HD's should show
up in the BIOS of the controllerat least that's how it is on mine.
Mike
On Feb 6, 2008 10:33 AM, Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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What is the BIOS set to?
In the old days you had to turn the BIOS
Hey Mac people,
I need to get a new router. Does anyone have experience with whether or
not the latest Apple Airport Extreme Base Station has anything to offer
that another good router does not?
Or can anyone recommend one of these n routers?
I've had 1 pretty much bullet proof Netgear and 1
For nine years, I've been working with two FileMaker Pro databases that
keep track of several thousand documents (including titles,
descriptions, categories, authors, etc.). They've been virtually
crash-proof and easy to modify. There are nearly 5,000 records (on
separate pages) in these
It has a really easy to use and well designed interface for
configuration and security.
Easy to lock down, easy to open up temporarily if the need arises.
I think it was worth it for my mostly Mac household. It is my 4th
wireless router, first Apple one.
Matthew
On Feb 6, 2008, at 3:08
You can access / modify the DB one record at a time vs. all or nothing
with a spreadsheet.
You can create much more useful / easy queries with the DB than with a
spreadsheet.
Because if they really are that stupid you won't still be working
there to help them out, having fled to a
OK -- RAID. I have a Dell with SATA drive controllers. In the motherboard
BIOS setup the controller operation (collectively) can be set to RAID = ON or
RAID/ATA autodetect. In order to install WinXP on a single drive using a
generic version of WinXP, one must put that setting to RAID/ATA
Not everyone is willing to learn how to drive a stick shift.
Fred Holmes
At 03:44 PM 2/6/2008, Matthew Taylor wrote:
You can access / modify the DB one record at a time vs. all or nothing
with a spreadsheet.
You can create much more useful / easy queries with the DB than with a
spreadsheet.
Thanks,
Are you aware of this little software update for Intel Macs?
http://tinyurl.com/2r3e2l
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Yes. As I recall though N degrades to G if any non-N systems
connect to it.
On Feb 6, 2008, at 4:17 PM, Jordan wrote:
Thanks,
Are you aware of this little software update for Intel Macs?
http://tinyurl.com/2r3e2l
But everyone who might someday need to drive one in an emergency
should know how.
To further beat the analogy into the ground, if you can't drive a
stick shift, you can't play with the really fun toys.
Back to the subject, how is keeping a database IN a database driving a
stick shift?
Many thanks for the talking points!
And as for #3--
Because if they really are that stupid you won't still be working
there to help them out, having fled to a better, more sane
workplace? ;^)
That one struck a chord! Actually, I AM looking for a better, more sane
workplace, if anyone knows
FileMaker does allow you to export into Excel--I tried it just now to
make sure it worked.
The one advantage of Excel--that everybody has it--isn't so important
in this case. I would be the only one working with the files, because
my co-workers don't want to do any of the grunt
Yes, so I've heard. The Macs we use most of the time are Intel Macs so
it should not be an Issue. I'm not sure we'd notice a higher speed. But
the greater range would be nice!
Matthew Taylor wrote:
Yes. As I recall though N degrades to G if any non-N systems
connect to it.
At 04:37 PM 2/6/2008, Matthew Taylor wrote:
Back to the subject, how is keeping a database IN a database driving a
stick shift?
The database interface is more difficult to set up and use, although I guess
the wizards should be pretty good by now. spreadsheet column headings for the
fields
Try a G MIMO router.
I just swapped out our Dlink router (G) that had a very so so signal
all throughout the building (round building many walls at angles) and
replaced it with a Belkin G MIMO router (the routers were all
donations so lets not get into a brand war) and the difference in
Is this about the database for the Online Buyers Guide that I find on the
PRIMA web site (http://www.primacentral.org/), but which is accessible to
members only? Or is it something that is for internal use only?
Fred Holmes
Thanks,
It's better range that appeals to me. There is a brick wall within the
house that I'm hoping to get WiFi through. I know there are a few
options for me. A removable antenna might work because I could have the
router box where I could plug ethernet cable in, and locate the antenna
The Public Risk Management Association wants to use Excel as a
database? Makes you want to say, Hmmm...
g
cb
On Feb 6, 2008, at 3:13 PM, Constance Warner wrote:
And does anyone else have any talking points on why it's a bad idea to
replace a perfectly reliable, crash-proof database with
So what is the format that the web site manager/developer/webmaster would like
to see the database be in? It's best to make it whatever he/she (thinks it)
needs.
Fred Holmes
At 05:58 PM 2/6/2008, Constance Warner wrote:
It's actually about something that isn't yet available for online use,
Fred, At first, I would agree with you 100%. The only part that, doesn't quite
make it 100%, is that, I had this problem before I decided to set it up as a
RAID.
I have repeatedly gone into the computer BIOS(not the Adaptec BIOS) to find the
option that would allow(or disallow) XP to see the
For nine years, I've been working with two FileMaker Pro databases that
keep track of several thousand documents (including titles,
descriptions, categories, authors, etc.). They've been virtually
crash-proof and easy to modify. There are nearly 5,000 records (on
separate pages) in these
You succeeded in making me both nostalgic and home sick all at once.
Apparently you can still meet under the Eagle but it is a Macy's now.
I hope the Warthog is still there.
Does Macy's have somebody playing the organ?
*
If you want to print out the whole timeline... what do you do? ...
print it out on multiple pages and tape it together or do you send it to
an output shop for large paper printing?
By the time you get it back from an output shop the timeline will
probably have changed several times. My
In my SATA case, the hard drive interfaces were on the motherboard, and the
settings were in the motherboard BIOS setup. If in your case the hard drive
interfaces are on an expansion card (AHA), then the appropriate settings
(for detecting the drive and establishing its interface) should
I'm in the process of cleaning up unused programs from my computer, many
of which have been preloaded by the manufacturer but have never been
installed. Because they aren't installed, they don't show up in the
Add/Remove Software window. For instance, I don't want to have to
install Norton
It all depends, on how they have the restore functions et.
Many of them have a drive image on the restore portion that simply
writes a new image of the already installed system.
Others like Dell give you a full fledged install disc. You then pick
and choose.
Stewart
At 08:43 PM
Right click the folder and select DELETE.
Take a drink of coffee...repeat on next file/folder.
Mike
btw, if you are going to want to use that restore section, I'd not mess
with it. The only real reason to delete these files is if you need the HD
space.
On Feb 6, 2008 7:43 PM, Richard P.
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