Re: [CGUYS] IE 8 Beta

2008-11-11 Thread John Settle

Richard P. wrote:

I uninstalled IE 8 which left IE 7
already installed but IE 7 didn't have any toolbars, nor any way to
display them. 

This works for me:

In I.E.7, right click anywhere in the empty space to the right of the 
current page tab. A basic toolbar automagically appears then.


J.Settle


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Re: [CGUYS] iPhones Everywhere: sound quality

2008-11-11 Thread RLeeSimon
Actually, not this year only but when we were in the benelux area in 2001
the cellular coverage was superb even in the toolies and between mountains
...as to who owns the towers and who owns the transmission/reception
equipment, I don't know...there are several providers there as here
(proximus, orange, belgacom, etc.) and all are GSM and interoperable (which
explains some of the coverage excellence what with cdma and gsm not playing
together here ...) and one thing is absolutely great ...that is, when a gsm
caller makes a call only the caller pays whether it be to another gsm or to
a land line ...the recipient pays nothing.  With that, with an expired go
card towards the end of my stay, I could be reached despite not being able
to make outcalls on my gsm.  I went into the wilds and up mountains and had
5 bars everywhere and no dropped calls this year in the same area.  I
suppose we don't deserve reasonable service here!  Surely, one can get a
line anywhere in baghdad or kandahar!

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Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 8:42 PM
Subject: Re: iPhones Everywhere: sound quality


chad evans wyatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:

 Salient point.  While traveling in Central Europe, signal seldom dips 
 below full reception.  Little surprise:  all providers use the same 
 robust gsm network, instead of erecting their own dedicated towers. 
 Phones here will get better and better, but with the chaos of separate 
 networks, we will plateau at a primitive stage of telecom. As with the 
 cramped and overpriced internet speed available here, this, too is a 
 tax on our economic well-being, as pointed out by many of you.


Two questions:

1- Who owns the gsm towers in Europe?

2- Are broadband networks also owned by the commons?

2.5 - Think broadband and mobile providers will ever cooperate and give 
us better speeds/service at a reasonable price [charges now are NOT 
reasonable]?

Even in the poorest less populated regions in Europe--Greece, 
Portugal--the networks and reception are excellent, and yes, even in the 
mountains, far from towns. We were here, 
http://catharcastles.info/120716_peyrepertuse.htm, and my phone had all 
bars, but not at my house in Maryland.


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Re: [CGUYS] wireless thermometer frequencies

2008-11-11 Thread Snyder, Mark (IT CIV)
I have a Davis Instruments Vantage Pro2 weather station that has never
had any interference issues.  It uses 902 - 928 MHz that can be tweaked
with toggle switches, if memory serves.  It has a solar panel and
battery for the outside units and the indoor console is battery and
power brick.

http://www.weathershack.com/davis-instruments/davis-vantage-pro2.html

Thank you,

Mark Snyder
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Subject: [CGUYS] wireless thermometer frequencies

my 433mhz wireless thermometers do not work in my house.  i had read
somewhere that there was a wireless frequency(cordless phone? or network
frequency?) that could interfere with them.  

my search has found 868 mhz(european) and 915 mhz (lacrosse)
thermometers.

anybody know how to get the 433's to work?

anyone have any experience with 868 or 915?  any reason to think these
would also not work?
are there any other solutions? 



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[CGUYS] ATT to Cap Internet Bandwidth

2008-11-11 Thread Mike Sloane

http://www.infopackets.com/news/internet/2008/2008_att_to_cap_internet_bandwidth.htm


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