There is usually a deal for quicken at tax time from Staples if you
buy TurboTax. I think was about $10 bucks after rebates and buying
Turbo Tax.
I just copy and past data from my bank into a s spread sheet.
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 10:47 PM, Arthur Finkelstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just
FIOS is fast. The simple version is that they run a fiber to your
house. Outside your house they put a box which converts the light to
internet, TV and phone. The box outputs internet on a ethernet
cable, TV on a coax with a small portion available without a secondary
converter box and the
I hope you meant to write 15mbps down and 2 mbps up. That is the way
that most asynchronous services work.
Mike
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
The internet comes into the house to a Verizon wireless router through
an ethernet cable and you can distribute it either wirelessly or
through a wired
Is the same true for POTS alone on a copper wire? If so, when did this
change?
Richard P.
POTS no longer supplies your phone power as they can't figure out a way
to pump electricity down the fibre line. :)
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I need to reinstall Win XP Pro on a PC but I don't have the disks.
Originally, it was XP Home which got infected and it was upgraded to Win
XP Pro during the exterminating process. What's the best way to get
this done? If I need to buy XP Pro, where is the best and cheapest place
to get it?
Everything I've heard says that when Verizon installs FiOS, they cut the old
POTS line. That Princess phone will not work then.
YMMV
The phone company still supplies power for legacy phones. If you've got
a
'70s Princess Phone in a box in your basement, you can plug it into a POTS
line and
www.newegg.com is not bad.
BUT BEWARE
The XP SP2 they are selling now is a different Xp than what
originally came out a year ago.
Apparently they have released a new version of XP SP2 (cant remember
the nomenclature) and it requires a whole new set of numbers. So
don't loose that COA that
What I read (and I think it was on this list) is that they disable
the POTS service from the box or father back.
It is their way of cutting back on service for that type of line etc.
Keep a cell phone handy. The FCC is requiring (and the cell
companies are fighting) long term back ups at all
