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From: "Fernando Terrazzino"
>> William Robb wrote:
>> > Hi:
>> > I have a file on my desktop that won't go away.
It's GONE!!
Thanks for all the great suggestions. I tried em all, and either my
knowledge wasn't up to it, or the computer refused to do what I wan
On Apr 10, 2007, at 13:31, Pancho Hasselbach wrote:
> Don't put the blame on the asker, you must read
> " question"!
> Unfortunately, it's a bit tricky finding the desktop from inside a DOS
> box, but maybe from there the DEL comand might do things that are not
> possible from the GUI.
>
It's eas
William,
> I have a file on my desktop that won't go away.
> It doesn't have an extension, it is zero bytes in size, and zero bytes on
> the disk.
>
> When I try to delete it, I get an error message "Cannot delete file: Cannot
> read from the source file or disk".
> If I try to change attribute
Don't put the blame on the asker, you must read
" question"!
Unfortunately, it's a bit tricky finding the desktop from inside a DOS
box, but maybe from there the DEL comand might do things that are not
possible from the GUI.
Pancho
William Robb wrote:
> Hi:
> I have a file on my desktop that wo
William Robb wrote:
<..>
Bill, there are no stupid questions. There are stupid answers...
like this one.
:-D
Igor
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On Apr 10, 2007, at 8:10 AM, David Savage wrote:
> Where are all the Mac heads? The obvious answer hasn't been offered
> yet.
We're exhibiting our compassion for Windows users.
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On 4/10/07, Christian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> P. J. Alling wrote:
> > Lets try the usual Microsoft Answer, have you rebooted?
>
>
> And if that fails, have you tried formatting and re-installing the
> operating system? :-)
Where are all the Mac heads? The obvious answer hasn't been offered ye
That is the next step...
Christian wrote:
> P. J. Alling wrote:
>
>> Lets try the usual Microsoft Answer, have you rebooted?
>>
>
>
> And if that fails, have you tried formatting and re-installing the
> operating system? :-)
>
>
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P. J. Alling wrote:
> Lets try the usual Microsoft Answer, have you rebooted?
And if that fails, have you tried formatting and re-installing the
operating system? :-)
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> William Robb wrote:
>> Hi:
>> I have a file on my desktop that won't go away
William Robb wrote:
> Hi:
> I have a file on my desktop that won't go away.
> It doesn't have an extension, it is zero bytes in size, and zero bytes on
> the disk.
>
> When I try to delete it, I get an error message "Cannot delete file: Cannot
> read from the source file or disk".
> If I try to c
Restart in safe mode (reboot and press F8 as soon as windows starts)
and try to delete the file from there (should be under C:\Documents
and Settings\username\desktop where username is, well, the user name).
If this doesn't work try this:
Download the utility move on boot: http://www.gibinsoft.ne
Lets try the usual Microsoft Answer, have you rebooted?
William Robb wrote:
> Hi:
> I have a file on my desktop that won't go away.
> It doesn't have an extension, it is zero bytes in size, and zero bytes on
> the disk.
>
> When I try to delete it, I get an error message "Cannot delete file: Cann
Hi:
I have a file on my desktop that won't go away.
It doesn't have an extension, it is zero bytes in size, and zero bytes on
the disk.
When I try to delete it, I get an error message "Cannot delete file: Cannot
read from the source file or disk".
If I try to change attributes, or copy it, I get
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, at 01:41 PM, Cotty wrote:
OS 8 ???
Ancient history! I run 9.1 and even that's old now! But stable,
especially under pressure. Please have a look at a modern machine
running
9.X or Ten (OS X) if you can. Ask the operator what the stability is
li
Well, the reason I want to switch from W98 I'm currently running
is that I have to reboot to many times a day. Usually when I'm
about to save my work. So I want something more stable.
2k Pro is certainly much better, if not perfect.
regards,
Alan Chan
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>And for Cotty:
>> Not being funny, or provocative, or abusive. You asked
>> a valid question and I will give you a valid answer.
>>
>> Macintosh OS.
>
>That's not an option. I'm sitting in fron of a PC - that's the
>main reason.
>And the other is that MacOS 8 on the old Mac we have at work is
Hi Maciej,
I've been freelancing in book production for over 25 years and file
imaging for some 14 years.
The particular OS is not important.
In terms of importance, the following are the key factors:
1. What your printer (and/or imager) expects to receive
2. Clean postscript or Adobe Acrobat
>And what about some proffesional use. At work I'm using
>Photoshop, Corel Draw and InDesign (top three) and I'm preparing
>thing to be printed. Which OS (let's narrow the choice to XP and
>2000) would you suggest. I've heard that with XP I can encounter
>troubles when printing to file for exte
And what about some proffesional use. At work I'm using
Photoshop, Corel Draw and InDesign (top three) and I'm preparing
thing to be printed. Which OS (let's narrow the choice to XP and
2000) would you suggest. I've heard that with XP I can encounter
troubles when printing to file for external
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>5) folders that can be compressed (treats .ZIP files like
subdirectories)
TTYL, DougF KG4LMZ<
updates from MS for Win98SE also do this, and it's in WinME too.
Herb
Sorry, I also do a lot of video work. NTFS supports big 2gig+ single
file sizes. it is not uncommon for me to build a mpeg file greater
than 1 gig. FAT32 has limitations on file size.
Bruce
Wednesday, November 27, 2002, 2:52:47 AM, you wrote:
AC> As I remember, NTFS offers better security
William Robb wrote:
> I am thinking of going from Win98SE to Windows XP (Pro?? not the
> Home Edition, the one that costs real money). I am running a
> PIII 667 with gobs of RAM and lots of drive space. I have good
> hardware compatability. I am hoping to get better large (over
> 100mb, may
William Robb wrote:
> I am thinking of going from Win98SE to Windows XP (Pro?? not the
> Home Edition, the one that costs real money). I am running a
> PIII 667 with gobs of RAM and lots of drive space. I have good
> hardware compatability. I am hoping to get better large (over
> 100mb, may
I also have been using Linux for about 6 or 7 years. I am currently
using a dual-boot box with Mandrake 9.0 and XP pro on it. I probably
spend 95 percent of my time on the Linux side.
Ken
On Wednesday 27 November 2002 12:02 pm, Kevin Waterson wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Nov 2002 00:14:43 -0800
>
> Bru
On Wed, 27 Nov 2002, Kevin Waterson wrote:
> hdd's and cd-writer. I am currently running RedHat 8.0 and it runs
Slackware. ;)
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On Wed, 27 Nov 2002 10:26:27 -, Rob Brigham wrote:
> Not convinced. I chose FAT32 for greater compatibility and because it
> meant I could do an upgrade without reformatting my disk. Why would I
> be so much better off with NTFS?
NTFS
1) has better security (especially on shared computers)
On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, William Robb wrote:
> I am thinking of going from Win98SE to Windows XP (Pro?? not the
> Home Edition, the one that costs real money).
> I am running a PIII 667 with gobs of RAM and lots of drive
> space.
> I have good hardware compatability.
> I am hoping to get better large (
Bill,
Going from Win98xxx to XP Pro is a good thing to do. Be sure to use
the NTFS file system. I run a PIII 800 with 512mb RAM and have had
good luck with imaging.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Bruce
Tuesday, November 26, 2002, 8:49:54 PM, you wrote:
WR> Hi,
WR> I am thin
On Tue, 26 Nov 2002 22:49:54 -0600, William Robb wrote:
> Is this something worth doing?
Define "worth". Your hardware will support it, though it might not be
as snappy as you're used to it being. You will have less trouble with
strange and unexpected crashes, and they won't (generally) bring t
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>I am running a PIII 667 with gobs of RAM and lots of drive
space.<
i wouldn't with that CPU. will still be pretty slow in Photoshop.
Herb
On 26 Nov 2002 at 22:49, William Robb wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am thinking of going from Win98SE to Windows XP (Pro?? not the
> Home Edition, the one that costs real money).
Yes, avoid the "home" edition at all costs. Hacker's Paradise...
> I am running a PIII 667 with gobs of RAM and lots of
Hi,
I am thinking of going from Win98SE to Windows XP (Pro?? not the
Home Edition, the one that costs real money).
I am running a PIII 667 with gobs of RAM and lots of drive
space.
I have good hardware compatability.
I am hoping to get better large (over 100mb, maybe as large as
250mb) file handli
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