On the other hand, if W7 is working as well as you say, it strengthens the
suspicion that W7 is
just Vista warmed over.
Um, even MS has said that Win7 isn't anything but a vastly improved
Vista. That's kinda, sorta, ya know, why it looks like it.
We still patch, patch, patch.
By this
I opened the Mail folder in my Home library, and dragged the
INBOX.imapmbox folder to the desktop. Mail created another one, and
the ghost messages remain, and the Messages folder with in the Inbox
folder is empty.
...snip...
2) You should never allow any antivirus program to mess with your
That is the one thing that disappoints me lately. Sites that have
not kept up. with the bandwidth.
Stewart
At 07:48 AM 11/5/2008, you wrote:
We have basic DSL. It's fast enough for viewing and downloading most
files. For Netflix streaming movies, we have to wait for buffering
about 15
This is the best argument I've seen for avoiding Apple's Mail program--the
data structure is complicated, as in OE. It's not so complicated in Mozilla's
Thunderbird, so fewer things are likely to go wrong. I dumped Apple Mail ages
ago after using it for only a couple of weeks. Went back and
Sure you'll like the faster speed, but I hate the outrageous price for
higher speed. If I hadn't been places with 15-20Mbs service for $30 I
wouldn't be so annoyed, but I can wait for more reasonable prices.
Good point and prices will not come down if sheeps pay big bucks for what
costs the
What version changed the way they do it?
I have simply gone into the right directory and restored mailboxes in
Outlook with out a problem.
having sid that I do not use it and prefer Eudora, the old Eudora not
the new one.
Stewart
At 09:11 AM 11/5/2008, you wrote:
Not fair and not
I got the 768 option and can change it upward if I'm not satisfied ...the
price is too good! ...thanks for the good advice from everyone!
-Original Message-
From: Rev. Stewart Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2008 4:33 PM
Subject: Re: comcast internet speed
If I buy a 1tb external usb drive, will it have the same 120gb limit due to
my motherboard or what? If yes, then I would hafta divide it up into many
partitions? My internal drive is a 160gb pata drive which had2 have 40gb
partitioned off to see it. There's a 2nd hdd internal slot open ...if I
Two solutions (really three)
1.) Partition it up into 120 GB partitions and have 8 120 and one
smaller (maybe you will not get a full 1TB but maybe 960 GB)
2.) Use an overlay program which will allow your computer to see the
full drive.
3.) Buy a controller card that will allow you
One of the reasons I like the old Eudora (7.1)
Recently I had a major failure on my desktop system. I ran something
stupid and it corrupted my C: drive. Since I had recently upgraded
my drives I still had my old drive handy.
Not having time to get to it, I got the old drive and attached it
If I buy a 1tb external usb drive, will it have the same 120gb limit due to
my motherboard or what?
No it will not. An external drive comes with its own disk controller in
the drive's box. You are not using the controller on your motherboard so
those limits do not apply. However, you OS may
http://www.infopackets.com/news/government/2008/20081103_new_chip_technol
ogy_poses_threat_to_homeland_security.htm
Several months ago we had this discussion about the problems with RFID in
passports. Looks like RSA Labs has now discovered what was obvious to us
back then. Maybe RSA should be
I have simply gone into the right directory and restored mailboxes in
Outlook with out a problem.
Nobody mentioned Outlook and with so many flavors of Outlook out there I
don't have a clue about which Outlook you are referring to.
Anyone want to clue us in to the formats various Outlooks use
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 12:53 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I buy a 1tb external usb drive, will it have the same 120gb limit due
to
my motherboard or what?
No it will not. An external drive comes with its own disk controller in
the drive's box. You are not using the controller
Thanks, David,
I rebuilt the individual account inboxes and the ghosts vanished
instantaneously!
Gosh, that was simple! Why didn't I think of expanding the Inbox?!
Alvin
On Nov 4, 2008, at 2:43 AM, David K Watson wrote:
You are right that you can't rebuild the inbox. However, expand
Michael,
Thanks for the ideas. I tried the previous suggestion first (from
David K. Watson) and it worked.
Alvin
On Nov 4, 2008, at 2:46 AM, Michael Lewis wrote:
Alvin Auerbach sez:
Mathew,
Thanks for the idea, but when I try to move the messages, they just
bounce back to the Inbox.
Tom,
Thanks for your suggestions. I'll turn off ClamXav.
David K Watson sez:
You are right that you can't rebuild the inbox. However, expand
the inbox (click on the right-pointing triangle next to the inbox)
and you should be able to rebuild each of the single account
inboxes under the main
Buy a PCI controller card. The new bus won't have the same size limit as
the old one. My old Mac's internal bus limits drives to 128GB. The new
card allowed me to use the 250GB drive internally instead of in an
external case. If it's a PC, make sure it has adequate ventilation/fan.
Might be
It is the interface (SATA or PATA) physically in the external drive case that
determines what the computer sees when it looks at the hard drive in the
external case (unless you are exceeding the limit of the OS). If it is a newly
manufactured external case, you should have no problem.
But if
Buy a PCI controller card
If I buy a 1tb external usb drive,
Hey folks, this is a question about an *external* drive. You keep
providing answers for *internal* drives.
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In fact, I saw a recent article on this. Infoworld or CNET or something.
The writer went back to his original XP disc to reinstall on the new 1 TB
drive. Apparently, the original XP could not see anything bigger than 120GB
or so. So he had to create a slipstreamed XP disk with SP 2 on it.
That
Betty,
Thanks for your suggestions. This is the first time that I've had such
a problem.
I'll try Thunderbird when I have some time.
Have you backed up your email files this month? week? ever?
I use Time Machine, so backups are made every hour.
Do you know where the preference/data files
Allen - You are exactly right; and MS's support forums show a lot of
queries on this bizarre piece of engineering!
Question - Can I use convert.exe in Vista to make the WD external drive
an NTFS? Will it save my data? The drive is about 2/3 full.
Thanks
Quentin Fisher
Bethesda, MD
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