Bruce: Messages being sent to YOU were being bounced? That would make sense - but not messages you sent to the list being bounced (back to you?) In any event - a quick look at the email headers of t
One of the steps is to: If this is not necessary I would suggest against this. In any event - be sure you NEVER attach a Windows based system directly to the Internet with the guest account enabled
This may in fact be true ... but unfortunately I can't try it myself as I've long ago abandoned Windows 9X platform. There are a number of security and other enhancements in the Windows XP implement
I'm a late comer to this thread ... I've had great luck with Matrox cards ... and their support is great as well. I prefer NOT to use software that combines all the monitors into one large virtual d
Maybe some of the very old Matrox cards would only present a single virtual desktop to the operating system, e.g. the union of all the monitors = desktop. But all the Matrox G-series cards I've used
I too have been sitting back watching this thread. Interesting ... NetDDE and NetBIOS are depreciated things; they're still being supported in one form or another - but if you were to start from scra
Thanks Rob for your comments on my posting. I think the ideal situation would be probably similar to what exists today. Instead of a single, centralised server based architecture, one where all syste
I can't resist (though very much off topic) ... Maybe what we need is the new worm enhanced version of WriteLog for the new CQ WWW (World Wide Worm) contest. For a 48-hour period participants fire u
I wonder how many individuals' (e.g., non-business) systems are running Windows 2000 Professional? My observation had been that W2K Pro was pretty much deployed in a business environ but not that ma
(snip) <AOL>Me Too</AOL> Except for #7 ... I think its reasonable to expect at some point features require a minimum configuration (h/w and/or s/w) that has certain necessary requirements: minimum C
Likewise, sorry to hear it - and the impact. And though OT for this group - I'll share a couple of thoughts on the topic. PCI based IDE RAID adapters are quite cheap: a nice Promise card can be had
Yes. Most right hand tab (at least on Windows XP Professional) is the Scheduled tab - uses built-in Windows scheduler to run backup scripts you setup at the times/dates desired. I guess that's becau
Looks like it was created from a Word document using an old version of Acrobat (3.0?). I see some font mapping issues as well, with Adobe Reader 6 as well as an older version. Maybe you could get th
I have to echo Jim AD1C's comments: I too have been running Windows XP with SP2, including pre-release (test) versions for quite some time and have done so without any issues, etc. It runs just fine
YMMV ... Windows XP SP2 probably has more bad press than its actual reputation warrants. In my shop we are deploying it without problem or fanfare; only a couple of non-critical applications have bee
(sorry for the long quote) I've seen this kind of problem before ... and with Creative stuff as well. Often a manufacturer will have different versions of the same product ... silk screen on the boa