For those who might like to use an online resource for listings, I
recommend www.titantv.com and www.zap2it.com. They each are
customizable for your local carrier and give you about 7 days of
programming. If you have multiple outlets, TitanTV is better since you
can setup a tab/page for each such
Have you tried EasyFind? www.devon-technologies.com/products/freeware
Don't like it. Slow. Not enough choices. None of them could find the
chocolate chip cookie recipe in the system.
Of course. This is not a good tool for searching file contents as it does
not index files beforehand. It is
Tired of looking at so many grossly obese Americans.
Turning TV Guide pages doesn't burn up many calories.
Don't you have a treadmill set up in front of your TV?
You could even power the TV with it and be totally green.
www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2005-06-07-office-fit_x.htm
None of the search tools could find exactly what I wanted quickly
without having to muddle through a big list of irrelevant results. None
of the tools could search the system without first using Safari
[Location = file:///usr... etc.] to open some of the invisible folders
and add to the
My desktop is in the shop, so I attached my Toshiba Satellite M55-S139 (14.5
diameter) laptop to the monitor, an HP L1925 (19 diameter). The screen fills
up horizontally (left to right) but not vertically. Black horizontal spaces
are above and below the image. What do I need to change?
Also,
Presumably this is because you're running at a different screen
resolution. No biggie, just use the controls on the monitor to adjust
the vertical size and centering.
I dunno about clearer. Maybe you have Cleartype
(http://www.microsoft.com/typography/cleartype/tuner/Step1.aspx)
enabled on the
i'm running XP sometimes I can't find my windows. I can get to the
hiddden window, by bringing up Windoze Task Manager.
Tourbus Rider Stuart Carlow wrote:
A friend told me of a problem he had, starting yesterday. He readily admits
that he may have accidentally done something wrong, but he
On Thu, 24 May 2007, Judy Cosler wrote:
i'm running XP sometimes I can't find my windows. I can get to the hiddden
window, by bringing up Windoze Task Manager.
Another way of doing it is to cycle through the running applications with
the Alt-Tab key-combo. By the way, Alt-tab also works in
On 5/24/07, Vicky Staubly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another way of doing it is to cycle through the running applications with
the Alt-Tab key-combo. By the way, Alt-tab also works in Gnome-based
versions of Linux (KDE probably has an equivalent, but I don't know it).
KDE uses Alt-Tab, too. I
Another trick is to install Linux on a second HD and create a boot floppy that
you insert when you want to boot Linux that points to that drive ...
That segregates the OS's
Make a couple of copies of the floppy for security..
Db
-Original Message-
From: Paul Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do it by buying a 5 1/4 bay drive drawer, with two trays, online (Less than
$30 I think...) just power down, switch drawer trays and power up whenever...
No fuss no muss...
Db
-Original Message-
From: Michael Fernando [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subj: Re: [CGUYS] Sanity Check before
heh heh,..
Did he, by chance, accidentally drag the windows taskbar down off the screen?
I have helped a couple people who did this by accident.
Or perhaps the bottom taskbar was changed to show only the QuickLaunch
toolbar and not the TaskManager toolbar, or something similar If the
taskbar is
Also, does the MacBook Pro come with an emulation program for Windows?
Emulation? No, use virtualization.
http://www.parallels.com/ ($80 for Mac, worth every penny)
* == QUICK LIST-COMMAND REFERENCE - Put the
What do you mean by after you replace it? ,,, I tried a
straightened paper clip too
to no avail...
Many thanks
Marcio
At 10:45 PM 5/24/2007, Tony B wrote:
You might try a straightened paper clip instead of a pin. But at any
rate, after you replace it you should be able to get the tray out
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