1&1.com (an ISP) includes survey software in many of their service
packages. Using their software can create the survy and then imbed a link
to the survey in a web page. So it can be made to look like the survey is
yours. Their software can generate a summary of the answers and can also
give yo
The MC3 doesn't seem to have a tuner. I wouldn't get one that couldn't
be used for recording programs when I was finished with it. And I
wouldn't mess with DL double layer DVDs. Too expensive, too much
trouble. They'll never catch on.
PS Don't throw away the originals. You'll likely need to record
Hello all.
As the subject line says I need to take my old video tapes (8MM), as well as
other media and transfer them over to dvds. I am looking at the Sony MC3 But I
would like to check what else is available. Routing through a pc is fine.
Any replys much apprieciated. -Bill.
**
I need to send an email out to several companies with a customer support
type survey. The desire is to send something they can fill out and
return online. Can someone suggest a good way to do this sort of
thing? Or is there a service online someplace that will do this so I
can just send folk
Found the Vista -> XP Pro downgrade answer here:
http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:DoQamYdJmbgJ:download.microsoft.com/download/5/f/4/5f4c83d3-833e-4f11-8cbd-699b0c164182/royaltyoemreferencesheet.pdf+downgrade+vista&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us
You have to have two licenses. Also looks like a down
> If you have nextel you might be out of luck. It turns out many
> municipalities have contracts with nextel and use them very heavily. Down
> here it is a company called Southern Linc. When the tornado hit enterprise
> the cell towers were safe, but soon became overwhelmed with traffic.
The
> It is my plan to keep a POTS line in addition to a FIOS line but you
> need to ask very carefully to make sure they leave the POTS line in
> service. I think of it as an opportunity to leave all my junk callers
> on a line that only rings in an answering machine.
Verizon by policy only changes
Sorry, where did you read a vista bug may be the issue?
Mike
On 8/9/07, b_s-wilk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> SOLUTION: Don't go on vacation!
>
> Vista is pretty. Looks nice. We bought a notebook expecting that a new
> computer would work. Now I read that a Vista bug may be preventing the
> co
So if you have access to an XP Pro CD and have at least Vista Business,
you can downgrade by giving MS a call and they do something about the
activation issue?
This must mean Vista manages this process to replace/downgrade itself
without a total wipe and reinstall otherwise you would need to
SOLUTION: Don't go on vacation!
Vista is pretty. Looks nice. We bought a notebook expecting that a new
computer would work. Now I read that a Vista bug may be preventing the
computer's built-in WiFi from working. The WiFi barely worked on the old
notebook on XP, but it did connect most of the
On rising needs to support MS OSs (or any other OS for that matter)
The makers of Hot Dogs and Hot Dog Buns probably understand computer industry
business models as well as anyone else. Generally, hot dog makers put 8 hot
dogs in each package, meanwhile Hot Dog Bun makers tend to put 10 buns in e
If you have nextel you might be out of luck. It turns out many
municipalities have contracts with nextel and use them very
heavily. Down here it is a company called Southern Linc. When the
tornado hit enterprise the cell towers were safe, but soon became
overwhelmed with traffic.
Stewart
Generally a cell phone with a car adapter should limp you through a
prolonged power outage. It's possible the cell service itself could be
impacted -- the Florida hurricanes of a couple of years ago come to mind.
The high winds knocked down towers directly in the path of the eye. But as
I recall
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