Guys, I am more likely to belive this action is by a Trojan, There is a program called AD-Aware for free which can smoke it out, and also let you see other little gems which you would never have gues
Guys, apparently a couple of you think I advocated the above programs and no virus protection. Nothing could be further from the truth. They are 2 seperate programs which help to protect you, but if
The contest starts at 0000:00000000001 UTC, which is the first tick of the clock on Saturday in UTC. For us in the USA, it is late afternoon or early evening on Friday. It ends at 2400 UTC on Sunday
-- Well, this is probably an educated guess, but all BIOS systems have some few bytes of memory that when interrogated, will return binary information on all hardware installed. And this info contain
Agreeably, the rules are confusing, and hopefully will be better written. But, they do state that KL and KH COUNT as DX, but are required to send their State abbreviations as the exchange. 73 Ed
Ah, this is a common occurance with W98. 2 possibilities. If you formated the HD, and then reloaded, you have to do so without the I/0 card installed. For some reason 98 doesn't like to handle uncom
In a previous post, someone mentioned he couldn't remember the various comm port addresses and IRQs. So, without further fanfare, Comm1=03F8H Comm2=02F8H Comm3=03E8H Comm4=02E8H Common IRQ assignment
There have been about 10 postings on this subject for today alone. So, we all know the ini file which must be changed. ( namedmul.ini ) When I consider the level of help and intelligence I see on thi
Actually, it looks like you got trapped. If the op in LAX sent LA, he gave you the wrong section. LA=Louisanna, which of course is a perfectly good section. Don't think there's a way out of this. 73
Well, according to the Buckmaster database, W0MN is the correct call. (unless there is another Gil Baron running around ) This also was confirmed by downloading the FCC database. Info in both was the
Jim's post does make a lot of sense, but in this area, I can build a comparable setup for about $500, including monitor. What I would caution about is that Dell, among others, do not use the exact ve
-- Sorry, but you're dead wrong. Resources are to a great deal, a function of memory. IF you know HOW to run 98, you will never have a problem. One of the better solutions is to manage your own Virtu
-- Let's clear this up...I did NOT say the proprietary version would not work as well as an OEM. Just that the "p" system may have some drivers on it which are not on the OEM. Or it may work a littl
Have just sent a new one to Don for posting on his RTTY site. Dumb ole me accidentally deleted the individual who was also working on the file. Quite a few changes. Am going to try to let you guys se
snip Such is true. However, I think I have a work around, at least I never run low on memory. What I do is take control of Virtual Memory, and set it to a value of High and Low to 384. Think I got th
Probably just a typpo on the "PNP", but you cannot use RTS on a NPN circuit. RTS is normally about -12 v at idle while DTR is the opposite. RTS of course, will go to +12 when keyed which will cause