You got it Tom -- I had a huge iMovie file. That was probably the reason
for the Boot Camp hiccup when it came to partitioning my drive, until I
defragged. I do have two external drives I could probably call on for large
movie files, but right now they're dedicated to backups (and are a sole
repo
He might want to consider the 650 over the 600. 650 supports
Bluetooth and most of the newer applications. For some reason many
do not want to support the 600 anymore although is was a dxxx good phone.
Stewart
At 08:26 PM 6/14/2007, you wrote:
And don't forget you can buy perfectly good 600
Yeah I know I just sold mine two months ago (perfect condition with a
memory card) and got less than half of what I paid for it. (I paid
$170 in 11/05 and sold it on 4/07 and got $70)
Stewart
At 08:26 PM 6/14/2007, you wrote:
And don't forget you can buy perfectly good 600s on Ebay by the
h
And don't forget you can buy perfectly good 600s on Ebay by the handsful.
Cheap.
- Original Message -
From: "Rev. Stewart Marshall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 12:01 AM
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] looking for a cell phone - vzwireless/qwerty/mac
If there is a sync
This is a follow-up to an earlier problem, with a new question.
I posted a message last week about the fact that my system year kept
"changing itself" to 2005. Consensus from helpful folks on the list was
that it was either a CMOS battery going bad, or the result of a virus or
other intruder.
Stewart A. Marshall
> Correct and it really does not take up that much room. I
> have a bunch of U3 utilities on my one memory stick and
> it still only take up 100MB on a 1 GB memory stick. At
> the price of these things having more than one is not
> uncalled for and keeping U3 on at least one o
Chris Dunford
>
> I understand why you might not need/want U3, but just for
> the record, U3 isn't crappy stuff at all. It's actually
> rather slick, and extremely useful for those who, for
> whatever reason, need to use their own software on other
> people's machines.
It has a lot of potential.
I'm not positive but I think U3 requires software to actually rid the USB
drive of the U3 stuff.
Try going to www.u3.com
Mike
Have you tried right-clicking on "My Computer" and selecting "Manage,"
then "Disk management" and then delete partitions from there?
Correct and it really does not take up that much room. I have a
bunch of U3 utilities on my one memory stick and it still only take
up 100MB on a 1 GB memory stick. At the price of these things having
more than one is not uncalled for and keeping U3 on at least one of
them is not that much of
I understand why you might not need/want U3, but just for the record, U3 isn't
crappy
stuff at all. It's actually rather slick, and extremely useful for those who,
for whatever
reason, need to use their own software on other people's machines.
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>The instructions amounted to going to the web site of the "manufacturer"
>of the particular "brand" of U3 software and downloading the applet to
>remove the U3 "CD drive" and reformat the stick as one drive for the whole
>stick, FAT32.
Have you tried right-clicking on "My Computer" and selecti
Only those with a FICO score of 800 get free interest.
There was a lawsuit filled over this practice. Dell has a habit of
not telling you up front what you interest rate is until it is too late.
But there business lease services are top rate with very low costs.
Stewart
At 01:25 PM 6/14/20
John,
If you can swing three months of no interest credit from Dell jump on it!
Their typical Preferred Customer interest rate is around 21% APR. At Dell,
"Preferred" strictly refers to their preferences, not yours.
-Mike
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Michel David Lowe
Purcellville, VA
-Original Message
At 11:30 AM 6/14/2007, Wayne Dernoncourt wrote:
>So how can I actually get
>rid of the crappy U3 stuff.
In my stick drive purchased a couple of weeks ago, the removal
information/instructions were in one of the folders on the "CD drive" created
by U3. I forget the exact location, but it wasn't
I have a couple of issues that deal with USB stick drives. My
girlfriend has a Dell computer with an HP printer. This printer
was used on her old system with a parallel cable so now it's
used on the new system with the same cable. But whenever a stick
drive is in a USB connection, she can't prin
>Not at all, I was assuming that Tom would use the ELD 24 hours a day,
Makes a great night light!
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>It had always been my understanding that registry cleaners were
>basically placebos.
Hardly. I have had them correct strange bugs and they can turn a sluggish
PC back into its old self. Strangest bug I had was stuff jumping out of
the recycle bin as soon as the mouse was released. Could not thr
>Not being argumentative, just wanting some info...what is the real
>difference between os x 'stitching files back together' and vista defrag?
>Is os x basically doing a defrag on the fly when it feels it can but only to
>smaller files as you said?
The big difference is that OS X tries to avoid fr
Dell is offering 3 interest-free months if you open a Dell Preferred
Account before 06/27:
https://financing.dell.com/financing/app.aspx?itemtype=CFG&s=dfh&l=en&cs=22&c=us&doc=dpa_info&;
I would like to open an account, buy a computer, make a couple of
minimum payments, then pay off the balance a
I keep my CRT on many hours during the day at home. It goes into
hibernation but is still on, and I have had my CRT for well over 2
years now. And it was a refurb! (IBM G96)
Stewart
At 09:23 AM 6/14/2007, you wrote:
Rich wrote--
"Did I miss remedial math in grade school? 1 hour a day fo
Rich wrote--
"Did I miss remedial math in grade school? 1 hour a day for a 365 day
year looks to me like 365 hours use in one year. then divide 10,000 /
365 looks like over 27 years..
But in reality, most people don't use their monitor for only 1 hour a
day, but even given 5 hours a day for a
In light of our recent discussion on EULA (End Users License
Agreement) I came across this recent article.
http://www.windowssecrets.com/comp/070607#story1
Stewart
Rev. Stewart A. Marshall
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Prince of Peace
Ozark, AL SL 82
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Not being argumentative, just wanting some info...what is the real
difference between os x 'stitching files back together' and vista defrag?
Is os x basically doing a defrag on the fly when it feels it can but only to
smaller files as you said?
Mike
On 6/14/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
It had always been my understanding that registry cleaners were
basically placebos.
What do you use?
On 6/13/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>It seems to me that many, many years ago you recommended that a
>>computer's hard drive should be reformatted annually. Then reinstall
>>the
>That is the knock against LCD screens. They still are not considered
>to be as accurate or as pleasing as CRT screens in the realm of
>computer graphics.
They also contain a good bit of mercury.
Of course CRTs contain lead.
LEDs contain arsenic.
Pick your poison.
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>What about defragmenting? Some say it isn't needed on Macs, but when I went
>to install Boot Camp on a relatively new MacBook, it refused to segment the
>drive. I tried all the built in Mac tools and it still refused. It only
>worked after I used a drfrag program.
>
>So now I'm wondering if I s
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