Hi Brooke,
a couple of months ago the clock started jumping
FORWARD (not backward or lose time) one hour.
If he's anything like certain members of my family, he may well have been
taken in by one of those fake error message banners on the web that say
your computer's clock is not optimised!
Brooke,
I know nothing about Xp (though I think it beckons) however a thought
that occurs is that a one hour change may be connected to the time
zone setting.The UK has one time zone but we can get confused when
summer time comes and goes!
Beyond that is of course complex issues like
Hi Brooke,
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Very interesting tip! I am running winxp pro so I will look into this -
will the imbedded help docs be enough to guide me thru it?
Sure it will be. However, I never used this feature so not sure how
complex it is.
I have an old
copy of Outlook and I'm
I see Jon had already given a better answer on the time zone
suggestion. Well I'm a quick writer but a slow reader!
Joseph
Brooke,
I know nothing about Xp (though I think it beckons) however a
thought
that occurs is that a one hour change may be connected to the time
zone setting.The
Is it set to the right time zone? Mine jumps forward automatically when
Summer Time (here in GB) comes in. (Daylight Saving for you!)
Maybe it's set to a time Zone one hour ahead of where he is?
Just a thought.
Peter MacGregor
At 14:39 30/12/2003, you wrote:
Ok here is one that I posted to
Rudy
Very Interesting. How'd you get so smart? I know, it's the clean
Canadian air right.
Jan
rudy wrote:
I lost a lot of backup files I had on cds I burnt (rudy is that right or
should it be burned?), really need to get better quality.
Bj wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Jan
I lost a lot of backup files I had on cds I burnt
(rudy is that right or should it be burned?)
I'd say:
1. Burned = recorded data onto
2. Burnt = set on fire
You're right, it makes sense to me, I was pulling Rudy's leg.
Of course if your laser is
you have the math and education definitions down perfect. I got lost
with the new math.
Jan
rudy wrote:
Did you ever sit next to me on the sub-editors' table
in the days of hot metal?
a longstanding dream of mine, alas, still unfulfilled
it's funny, i had a similar conversation recently
even better definition Joseph,
Jan
Joseph, Smile Poet wrote:
I think you missed the math problem update:
2000
A logger cuts trees and sell them to a timber merchant for a fair
profit and several people are engaged in a self-employed capacity so
that they can have the liberty to organise their
Scott Glasgow wrote:
::snip::
Just so. I also received my elementary school education during the fifties,
Cheers,
Scott
Me too, in the fifties, and it served me well in my secretarial jobs for
about 35 years, but, alas, the older I get the less I pay attention to
grammar.
Jan
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Rudy
Very Interesting. How'd you get so smart?
google
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Jon, I have been using IE a lot recently in my surfing, and I don't know
how it happened, but IE picked up spy aware in some of the websites I
visited when I added them to my favorites. I have been getting popups
about downloading some programs. It would just popup on my screen.
AdAware
rudy,
Good answer. When I first joined this group, I was a true yahoo person
maybe because I was used to it's user interface, but now I only like
google, see how this group has educated me to the finer things in life. ;o)
Jan
rudy wrote:
Rudy
Very Interesting. How'd you get so smart?
A new client wants visitors to fill out a 'long' form and email info to her so she can
input the info to an Access db. Her current host only has mySQL; to keep programming
costs down for her, I'm wondering what the easiest way to get the form data:
-
Hi guys,
I am swamped and have an old client who wants a PayPal cart set up for
their site. Is anyone here interested in taking it as a sub-contract? If
so, let me see a cart you've already set up and we can talk.
Thanks,
Mike Milligan
Web Developer
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Hi guys,
Here's a legal question about who owns the PHP I'm generating.
I've built the backend for an affiliate company and want to negotiate
for contract so I'm fairly treated as the company grows. So I'm trying
to figure out what leverage I have. My sister, a longtime programmer in
San Diego,
Hello all:
On the left-side of my Laptop Toshiba Satellite 2435-S255,
there is wireless antenna, I don't know how to use it?
If I want to access Internet with wireless connection, Do I still
need to buy a wireless network adapter?
Yumin
The
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A new client wants visitors to fill out a 'long' form and email info to her so she can input the info to an Access db. Her current host only has mySQL; to keep programming costs down for her, I'm wondering what the easiest way to get the form data:
Hiya Jim,
I'll have Door Number 3 please.
As you know I'm NOT very good with FormMail and I don't know anything
about PHP so they maybe better options...but I've added data to a
database from an online form before so I can help you with it if you
need.
hth
jac
-Original Message-
It pretty much comes down to are you an employee of either company? If yes
to either then they own it. You were paid as an employee because writing
code is part of your job. I'm assuming that is part of your job
description. There may or may not be any company policy about this.
But you
A new client wants visitors to fill out a 'long' form
and email info to her so she can input the info to
an Access db. Her current host only has mySQL
Theoretically there ought to be a way for php under Unix to write directly
to an Access database .mdb file without using ODBC, but you'd
Thank you for your time,
Erik http://computerperceptions.com
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Bj wrote:
The next most simple and minimum-programming way as someone else pointed out
is to have a php script as the 'action' target of the form. The script
could put all the form values into a string of comma separated variables and
email them to her:
(...Have to do some thinking about how you
Cheers for the URL Cheryl - sorry it's taken so long for the thanks but
things have been...interesting and I've not been around.
The stuff there does the job spot-on
MOU
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Erik http://computerperceptions.com
you're quite welcome
rudy http://r937.com/
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Sounds like you should tell him NEVER to hit the OK option, tell him to use
CANCEL
(serious, that is the usual mystery cause of unwanted system changes, lol)
Second: Is he using, have downloaded a time check server set to the wrong
tz?
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Don't forget the licence terms for use of PHP, these do limit your ability
to claim ownership of php
I would turn the thing on its head and ensure that you spell out that you
have the clear right to reuse all or any code that you have used on their
site for other projects..
Thank you all for your tips, tricks and suggestions!
Jim
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Hi Jim, totally unrelated to your question earlier, I saw your e-mail
address and I was wondering if you use aol 8.0 or 9.0?
If so can you or anyone else tell me what browser engine it uses and what
user agent it shows up as? Or maybe a site that keeps track of the technical
aspects of aol since
Drew and AuntySpam
Thanks so much for the info, I'll check into them.
Jan
Brewnetty (AuntySpam) wrote:
I use the Google toolbar for stopping popups, among other things.
I disable its spy (err tracking) activities though.
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Of couse there are different versions of AOL being used, so it isnt about
the ONE version you have to worry about.
http://webmaster.info.aol.com/index.html
Good luck
Al
At 12/30/2003 03:39 PM, you wrote:
Hi Jim, totally unrelated to your question earlier, I saw your e-mail
address and I was
Hello there Ottis,
Actually I'm still wy back on version 6.0; I d/l the new current 9.0 to
see what all the fuss was about (AOL is really pushing everyone to go to
version 9). I like to manage my own windows, keeping them about 75% of the size of
our monitor; AOL 9 uses windows that
We had thought of the time zone thing - we will double check it to make
sure it is correct. I was the one who installed xp and set the machine up
for him so who knows - I space out regularly so...
I will check the other suggestions, especially the comments re: spyware
and the like - I will have
netmeeting is also a part of standard win Xp/w2k.
Aaahh I am starting to vaguely remember during the insall of my xp that I
chose not to install that particular element (I like to do custom installs
so I can avoid alot of the crap I'll never use in a hundred years) I'll
go find it and install
We are setting up an application where users will be entering links into a
db, and we need a way to check them to make sure they are good. Being a
header novice, I can imagine it but don't know how to start. Using php, is
there a way to send a request for the linked file and read returned headers
I didn't know we were related. I spent 15 hours over the holidays fixing my
father-in-law's computer 4 separate blaster infection and 7 other viruses.
While my brother gave up on cleaning my father's system and bought him a new
computer.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
It's the holiday season so everything is off schedule. Glad one of the links
helped especially since I don't remember what I sent. grin /
Now just what does interesting mean?
BTW, it is still strange to see Ross instead of MOU in the from on your
messages.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional
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