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it looks like there's a RJ45 connection on the back of the laptop, why did you add the 3com network card? is that just a dummy connection on the back? or were you using this as some sort of a gateway/firewall?

This sort of thing varies with each version of Word. What version are you running? For O2k and OXP: If you type 1. asdf <enter> 2. asdf <enter> 3.<tab> it will become a. then you can type in asdf but if you type 1. asdf <enter> 2. asdf <enter> 3. asdf <tab> you will get a tab...

might have better luck here http://www.pbnation.com

I agree, TweakUI will be the easiest way to do it.

would help to know what OS you're using

In theory if they are checking for varying strengths on the magnetic drive, wouldn't a solid 32x's be something they could factor out? or should i give this some more brain time and guess the app doesn't do a blanket 32x's, it does something more complex? Also... on a personal note, Ice Czar...

There isn't anyone using dual monitors and outputting to their TV? I find that [H]ard to believe...

Dude come on, you gotta do some work here... C:\>del /? Deletes one or more files. DEL [/P] [/F] [/S] [/Q] [/A[[:]attributes]] names ERASE [/P] [/F] [/S] [/Q] [/A[[:]attributes]] names names Specifies a list of one or more files or directories. Wildcards may...

Bump rested from the weekend, anyone have any idea about this?

So I bought a 9600 AIW, really excited about it supporting dual monitors natively. I hook up my monitors, and then want to connect my TV. When I set it to output to the TV, no matter if it’s cloning the primary monitor, or being used as an extended desktop, the second monitor goes blank when...

is that a scroll wheel in-between the mouse buttons or is that another button? -MAC

you could have also just right clicked the program in the taskbar. clicked 'Move' and used your keyboard arrow keys to bring the program on home. -MAC

so what's the moral of this story?

I don't see what the problem is. If you don't want the deal, don't click the link. The way another site does their business should be a reason to ban someone from this site. Although I think the title should have included something about the movies being classics, the only interesting...

every dell computer system has a service tag. it's a string of letter and numbers. find that number, then go to support.dell.com enter the service tag. look for system documentation, find where the battery is, take it out, wait, put it back, see if that worked. if not, it must be broke so...

Here's another lil something that might help you out: Cmos password recovery tools 4.3 I've never used it, don't know anything about it, no warranty or success guaranteed or implied. Saw it on the front page of rootsecure good luck -MAC