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by xyste on Jul-23-02 at 10:08
Empty the Temp Folder Automatically
You can safely remove anything in C:\Windows\Temp that was created before the current Windows session. So the best time to have it automatically emptied is during boot-up. Here's how to do that:
Select Start, Run, type the command sysedit and press Enter to launch the System Configuration Editor. Once there, go to the autoexec.bat window. That batch file may contain text, or it may be blank. Either way, add these two lines:
deltree /y c:\windows\temp
md c:\windows\temp
Save the file and exit the program or click on the X to close.
When asked if you want to save changes, click Yes.
Next time you restart the temp files will be deleted. The cookies will not. That takes a whole diff. command line.
From now on, you'll get an empty temp folder every time you boot.
by soundgod on Jul-23-02 at 10:29
Good tip for those that shut down and re boot regularly. However .. for those like myself that maybe reboot once a week and are up and on 24/7 there is EmptyTemp, which will do it automatically while you are on line. See: http://www.danish-shareware.dk/soft/emptemp/
[You must configure EmpTemp - It can delete or save anything you want. Google EmpTemp and you will see several good tutorials if you don't like the program's Help file.]
[Ed. - I have my IE browser set to clear the Temp files each time I restart IE. In IE, go to Tools> Internet Options. In the General tab, in the middle for 'Temporary Internet Files', click settings and check "Every time you start IE" for the setting about when to 'Check for newer versions of stored pages'. Then click OK]
by tride (287) on Jul-22-02 at 10:33:27 PDT Auctions
Parpat mentioned a Spider program to get rid of index.dat stuff - I just used it - it's just what I wanted. Spider Download: http://www.webattack.com/get/spider.shtml "Spider will show you all the URLs and cookies stored in the dat file and lets you remove them."
by pink - about the Tuz Timers:
http://www.yil.com/features/feature.asp?Frame=false&Volume=08&Issue=08&Keyword=ebay&Page=07
by marwin on Jul-18-02 at 20:49
I recommend this fantastic and free software at:
http://www.mindspring.com/~dpoch/enigmatic/index.html
-> CacheSentry keeps the cache clean fixes some serious bugs in the cache manager of all versions of Internet Explorer. (For Windows 95, 98, 98SE, ME, NT, 2K or XP, and Internet Explorer 3.0 or greater.)
-> CacheMonitor gives detailed information & monitors changes or types of information stored in the IE cache. (Any 32-bit version of Windows, and Internet Explorer 3.0 or greater.)
It makes life in the Microsoft era a lot more enjoyable.
by toycop
DocMemory RAM Diagnostic Software: Program to test PC's RAM hardware.
http://download.com.com/3000-2094-1534814.html?tag=lst-0-6
By xyste
Thumbnail instructions for either clean install or dirty install of Windows XX: http://www.harddrivehell.com/helpme.html
by seadog on Jun-30-02 at 09:41
An eBayer made up a program to determine the new postal rates. It looks like it might save a bunch of calculations. PM Zone:
http://www.pcconsultant.com/ebay/pmzone.htm
From pak-rat.
Make Your Own Postal Rate Calculator For Auctions
Figures Priority, and first class as well - a nice one :-)
http://www.auctionsupplies.com/postal/
WAREZcrawler Apps - Games - Movies http://www.warezcrawler.net/
Warezcrawler does not host ANY software! This site merely indexes other sites' contents.
Tutorial: Using IrfanView to Crop, Resize and Compress an Image http://www.deadzoom.com/member/nktower/tutorials/IrfanView_Tutorial.htm
Frequently Asked Questions about Memory [by Atlas Precision] http://www.icentral.com/html/1stchoicememory/page770.html
I have to keep reinstalling software to get my scanner to work. by xyste
1 Unplug scanner power cord and the (serial, parallel, or USB) port cable.
2 Uninstall your scanner software using the uninstall program in that folder.
3 If it's a HP scanner go to Start/Find and type in HP and delete all. (if you have another HP peripheral, like a printer, try not to delete those but if you do, by mistake, just reinstall the printer software and drivers after you have the scanner working.) Otherwise, do a Find on your scanner's make and delete all.
4 Start/Find and type in twain and delete all.
5 Start/Find and type in twunk and delete all.
6 In Device Manager Remove anything with yellow splat or red X.
7 Shut down with all power off.
8 Replace plugs.
9 Boot.
10 Put scanner CD in drive and run setup.
11 Remove CD and restart.
12 Shut down with all power off.
13 Pray and boot.
by scruffy on Dec-28-02 at 19:38
Just for grins, when it comes to installing a USB type printer/scanner in Win98SE. Along with deleting all twain and twunk files, I have had to go into the registry and remove the referal's to the device. After doing that, the device software/drivers installed properly. Prior to that, it was an absolute NO WAY!
by sweetness! on Jun-21-02 at 22:19
Gary Field's SCSI Info Central [EXTENSIVE!] http://scsifaq.org:9080/scsi_faq/
How can I fix Java? My daughter downloaded something that said java without checking it out. So after I got onto her, she deleted about 4 files that she thought was it. I emptied recycle bin without checking it out. Now we have probs going to pogo, yahoo, etc.
by signifyr 5:07pm June 20, 02
I recommend you reinstall MS Java Virtual Machine, and you can download and re-install this core IE component at:
http://www.microsoft.com/java/vm/dl_vm40.htm
After you're reinstalled the Java VM, I recommend to continue upgrading to latest service release of your browser version or go to the next version release at: http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com
Note: if you are already running IE 5.5 SR-2 do not upgrade to the new 6.0
by lan*5*1999 on Jun-22-02 at 02:28
Free photo enhancing tools! Click on the free link!
http://www.mediachance.com/
Animation Library - Thousands of FREE Animations
http://www.animationlibrary.com/a-l/
by sdmike1 on Jun-22-02 at 01:04
Here is a good source for CPU information. Good for seeing what the different flavors are. http://www.cpuscorecard.com/cpuprices/ip3.htm
by tride on Jun-21-02 at 00:51
Troubleshooting VXD Error Messages:
VXD Errors http://www2.cajun.net/~theriots/blk/vxd1/vxd_errors.htm
Also see more about VXD Errors at: http://www.aumha.org/kberrmsg.htm VXD files for download: http://www.dynamiclink.host.sk/vxd-files/
by *bay* on Jun-20-02 at 15:20
Need help identifying your Motherboard http://www.baybooker.com/motherboardid.html
by jmpnthfire on Jun-19-02 at 16:16
Issue for WINDOWS ME: Scandisk continues to restart and never is able to complete its check of the hard drive.
This is caused when other applications are running in the background modifying data that is trying to be checked by scandisk. To resolve the issue close out of all TSR's running on the computer. Additional information about how to do this can be found here. http://www.computerhope.com/issues/chtsr.htm
by jumpa
See this for free web site promotion: http://www.addme.com/
I'm thinking about buying a CD-RW for my machine. I would like to know the good from the bad. Are there certain things to look for or stay away from? Is there a consumers guide?
by jmpnthfire on Jun-18-02 at 15:51
Take A Look Here For Some General Considerations http://www.epinions.com/cmd-review-128E-177C9EF6-388B698B-prod3
by loutner on Jun-09-02 at 23:48
To search within multiple Notepad files go to "Start/Find/Files or Folders". Then browse to the folder where you keep your Notepad stuff. If you set the search up a certain way, it will search inside the files. You will use the "Containing Text" field.
by xyste on Jun-09-02 at 12:10
See what spyware is on your computer:
http://www.spychecker.com/download.html
by seadog
Here is the "how to restore the registry" from "PC911 - Friendly Computer Help In Plain English" http://www.pcnineoneone.com/howto/cfgbkup3.html
Use Scanreg to Restore the Registry and .ini Files
There is a real mode command line utility called scanreg.exe that is used from the Command Prompt Only boot option that can be used to "fix" or "restore" a damaged registry (as well as make a backup if desired).
To see the available switches, type SCANREG /?
To attempt to repair a damaged registry, type SCANREG
/FIX
To restore a damaged registry and ini files (that is, replace them from the backup), type the following command. This will allow you to choose the backup you want to restore from.
SCANREG /RESTORE
Here is an undocumented switch for scanreg that forces it to compact the registry by eliminating wasted space:
SCANREG /OPT
by toycop.gif on Jun-08-02 at 23:28
Here's some old "recovering the registry" reading: http://www.spcug.org/reviews/bl9705.htm
by jmpnthfire on Jun-08-02 at 06:10
Test your internet privacy. http://www.privacy.net/analyze/
You may be amazed at what information your computer is sending out...I was.
by jmpnthfire on Jun-08-02 at 05:59
Here's a Netscape mail tutorial: http://et.nmsu.edu/~etti/winter98/techtips/emailtut.html
by sweetness! on Jun-06-02 at 19:22
I uploaded FixKlez.com to my server: http://sweetness.us/FixKlez.com
by parpat
Another Klez removal tool: http://www.europe.f-secure.com/v-descs/klez.shtml
by SG
Symantec KLEZ removal http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.klez.removal.tool.html by *bay* on Jul-26-02 at 15:07
Download the klez cleaner to a floppy and give to your friends or email it to them.....I had good luck cleaning a few infected machines with bitdefenders klez remover...
http://www.bitdefender.com/html/free_tools.php
If they are running win/me or xp, they should disable system restore before running the cleaner..
"We developed this free immunity tool to defeat the malicious virus. You only need to run this tool once, and then Klez will never come into your PC. NOTE: Because this tool acts as a fake Klez to fool the real worm, some AV monitor maybe cry when you run it. If so, Ignore the warning, and select 'continue'."
Everything you ever wanted to know about WORM_KLEZ http://www.antivirus.com/vinfo/security/klez_descrip.htm
by soloact on Jun-05-02 at 14:21
Mozilla 1.0 Finally Released http://www.mozilla.org/
A Review: Mozilla 1.0 is a browser for the adventurous: http://newsforge.com/newsforge/02/06/06/164247.shtml?tid=11
Download: http://download.com.com/3000-2229-10117878.html?tag=lst-0-21
by wildcat.blue
A primer to max-out cable and dsl throughput when using Win98:
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/wildcat.blue@verizon.net/
by madas7734 on Jul-29-02 at 11:29
Try the tweeks here for broadband http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks
by bay
In Windows, you can set an application to launch every time you start the computer. It's a feature that can be either a constant irritation or a time-saver. Here's how you make -- or unmake -- a program load automatically when you start Windows.
Any program with a shortcut in the Startup folder will automatically execute when you boot into Windows. To add a program:
1. Right-Click on Start and choose Open.
2. Double-click Programs.
3. Double-click Start-Up and add a shortcut for any program you want to load automatically.
To remove a program from Start-Up, just delete the Shortcut.
by soloact
Build A Router With A 386 And A Floppy Disk http://networking.earthweb.com/netos/article/0,,12083_1107911,00.html
In Part 2; configure a firewall, and explore FreeSCO's advanced features http://networking.earthweb.com/netos/article/0,,12083_1141271,00.html
by xyste
Also, provides his useful tips and links for using a Mavica. See: http://www.zetterlund.com/mavica/index.htm
How do I check if a notebook pcmcia slot is a type II or III
"The PC Card standard involves 3 card sizes and 2 different types of cards.
Type I, Type II and Type III all refer to the physical size of the card. Most PC Card cards are Type II, such as modems, sound cards, network cards, CF adapters, that sort of thing. Type III cards are exactly twice the height of the Type II card, and are generally PC Card hard drives, or such cards as the Xircom Realport cards. Generally, Type I cards are somewhat less common, but they fit into a Type II slot.
In most laptops, the PC Card slots come as two Type II card slots stacked on top of each other, so you can insert either up to 2 Type II or 1 Type III. As Type I cards are almost the same size as Type II cards (slightly thinner), you can insert any combination of two cards."
From: http://www.anandtech.com/guides/viewfaq.html?i=60 (Thanks Jumpa)
by cjonrun on May-27-02 at 19:00
There is a Freeware program called Startup Control Panel by a guy named Mike Lin That works from W95 through XP. Much slicker than MS Config. Startup Cop from PC Magazine is also good and free, but I like the other one better. For W9x, I have one called StartEd, which is shareware and which I actually thought enough of to register, but I haven't updated it to work with XP/NT. The others do and are free.
by jmpnthfire on May-27-02 at 07:53
I've been trying for weeks to repair a Start button that would scramble itself from time to time (the actual button itself - not the menu).
I finally hit on a fix that took less than a minute, and is super simple.
System File Checker Explained!!!
by xyste
Step-By-Step: Set Up a Network in a Snap Easy ways to set up a wired or wireless network. (by Stan Miastkowski - PCWorld.com)
http://www.pcworld.com/resource/printable/article/0,aid,68763,00.asp
Why does LoadPowerProfile Start Twice When You Start Your Computer See this explantion: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-GB;q187611
I'm having problems removing a trial version of Norton AntiVirus. When using un-install, nothing seems to happen. Norton doesn't show up in My Computer>Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs. A search from Start>Select>norton gives around 15 results. Would a 'select all' and 'Delete' be a safe way to remove this?
by rmorrison on May-24-02 at 19:15
Try installing Norton again and then uninstall. You probably got a bad install the first time. If the reinstall and uninstall don't work, you can delete files and folders named Norton and Symantec, but to really get rid of it means a trip into the registry, as Norton hides deep inside there.
by *bay* on May-26-02 at 18:51
I don't use Norton. Take a look here...if this isn't the version you're trying to uninstall, Norton probably has instructions on their site for the one you're looking for. See
How to uninstall Norton AntiVirus 2001 manually when installed under Windows 95/98/Me: http://service4.symantec.com/SUPPORT/nav.nsf/aab56492973adccd8825694500552355/9a6bf3772bda973585256963004e6dd4?OpenDocument&prev=http://search.symantec.com/custom/us/techsupp/kb/query.html?*col=kb%20us*st=1*nh=10*pcode=*qp=url:/nav.nsf/aab56492973adccd8825694500552355,url:us-sarc,url:us-lu*qt=remove%20norton*miniver=nav2001*sone=nav2001_tasks.html*stg=3*prod=Norton%20AntiVirus*ver=2001%207.0%20for%20Windows%2095/98/Me/NT/2000*base=http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/nav/*next=nav2001_contact_tscs_solve.html&sone=nav2001_tasks.html&stg=3&prod=Norton%20AntiVirus&ver=2001%207.0%20for%20Windows%2095/98/Me/NT/2000&base=http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/nav/&next=nav2001_contact_tscs_solve.html&src=sg&pcode=
by xyste on May-22-02 at 16:11
Glossary of common computer ports and connectors
http://www.directron.com/ports.html
by rayban069 on May-21-02 at 14:48
LONDON (Reuters) -- Technology buffs have cracked music publishing giant Sony Music's elaborate disc copy-protection technology with a decidedly low-tech method: scribbling around the rim of a disk with a felt-tip marker.
http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/industry/05/21/bc.media.cd.piracy.reut.reut/index.html
by seadog on May-19-02 at 09:12
Here is a page that will be of great help with your new DSL service broadbandreports.com - the place for BROADBAND
http://www.dslreports.com/
It has all sorts of tools and tweaks plus some good forums.
thehobbit
Memory-Trax III (MEM-Trax III) is a small program that reclaims memory that Windows neglects to release (the famous Windows memory leak!). By reclaiming your memory, you will find that your system crashes less and most other programs will run more smoothly.
http://www.freewarehome.com/software/mem-trax.html
http://www.eyrisdev.com/programs/memtrax/
Alternate: http://www.genie.it/utenti/w_f_t_p/ut8/memorytrax35.zip
Superior "NCD HTML Design Guide" Version 6.0 - Last Update: 26th March 2002 http://www.ncdesign.org/html/index.htm
Also see: http://www.ncdesign.org/index.htm
by phantonwerwolf on May-16-02 at 15:41
Screen captures work better as GIF files instead of jpg.. something to do with the grey background. gif are larger files than jpgs.. of the same thing.. But by trial an error I found that you get a sharper screen capture (less fuzzy) as you decrease the pic size with a gif file over a jpg.
What type of file is .cdx?
by jmpnthfire on May-16-02 at 09:37
Here's some file extension help links for future reference: http://www.camalott.com/~rebma/filex.html
Select From the Drop Down Box
A file extension search engine: http://www.extsearch.com/
http://www.filext.com/
http://www.stack.com/file/extension/index.html
by xyste
File Extensions, Formats, and
Utilities Various File Formats and How to Deal With Them
Choose Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Information, and then select System Configuration Utility under the Tools menu. Click the Startup tab. You'll see a list of programs that your system starts automatically whenever you boot Windows. Make sure that there aren't any duplicate start-up instructions, which can make your system unstable.
by loutner on May-26-02 at 14:14
Sounds like a good idea. Maybe, go ahead and do the ones you can find, and add to it as more come to light. The Paradox database is .db, but the primary index to Paradox databases is .px - I'll have to look through the ones I have access to and sumbit them later. Here's another site: http://member.netease.com/~bluesea/files/windows/extension.htm
by seadog on Mar-31-03 at 14:12
Handy site for file extensions http://whatis.techtarget.com/fileFormatA/0,289933,sid9,00.html
I have tried to get to the site "ConsumerReports.org" for months and I keep getting "THIS PAGE CANNOT BE DISPLAYED". I have an email from them and can't even reach them through their link. Everyone else seems to have no trouble getting on, but I can't! Anyone ever have this problem. There are several more sites I seem to have the same trouble with.
Is there a way, if I have a problem with an URL, to get the alternate address (such as 216.35.74.198/ in place of ConsumerReports.org)?
by *bay* on May-15-02 at 08:29
Use: http://www.network-tools.com
by wildcat.blue@verizon.net on May-15-02 at 08:29
I pinged the site, by name. The results come back with the IP number. I think that what I did also relies upon the DNS being updated and correct. It is possible that Consumer Reports has changed addresses and your DNS hasn't recognized the change, yet.
You could try a ping, but I don't think it will work for you. Open up a DOS window and type, "ping consumerreports.com" and see what happens.
Check with your ISP to determine if you are using the proper DNS settings. Since it appears that you can access sites by IP number and you are having problems accessing sites by domain name, it points to a DNS or server problem.
Another thing I just thought about. I'm not sure if browsers cache IP numbers to speed page access. If they do, your computer might be trying to access the old address. Clean out your cache and temp internet files.
by sweetness! on May-15-02 at 10:34
I had the same exact problem your having last year...
first check and see if your browser is set to look for the most recent version of a web page Tools> Internet Options> Settings> then click on the 'every visit to the page' then click okay and okay again then reopen your browser... if that does not work.....
Check in your Windows folder for a file named Hosts; there is no file extention on this file if you have it.. some poeple do not have this file at all (it isn't needed) but the one that is named 'hosts.sam', leave that one alone.
If you locate the Hosts file.. open it with notepad and see if there is a big list of web sites that you have visited.. if you do... send or move it to 'My Documents' and then reopen your browser and try the sites you've been having problems with and see if you can access them.
For some reason the browser will look for this file (again, if it is on your computer) first before looking for the most current page.
by mcphee33 on May-15-02 at 10:50
I sent the hosts to my documents. Should I delete the original hosts file?
by sweetness! on May-15-02 at 11:01
If it is the one with the long lists of web addresses and has no file extention on it... yes... :)
then close out your browser and re-open it again
by mcphee33 on May-15-02 at 11:27
It worked! I have been having this problem for over 6 months and even my computer guy was clueless (and he's good). Thank you all!
by xyste
For those who wonder about the hosts file, see:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/win98/reskit/part7/wrkappf.asp
RE: Advice to delete either of the files Jdbgmgr.exe or SULFNBK.EXE from your PC is a HOAX!
by kquad on May-15-02 at 07:28
If you have already deleted the Jdbgmgr.exe file, some Java applets may not run correctly. This is not a critical system file. The file version may vary with your operating system and version of Internet Explorer. If you want to restore the file, please contact Microsoft for instructions. This is a hoax that, like the SULFNBK.EXE Warning hoax, tries to persuade you to delete a legitimate Windows file from your computer. The file that the hoax refers to, Jdbgmgr.exe, is a Java Debugger Manager. It is a Microsoft file that is installed when you install Windows. It has a teddy bear icon as described in the hoax: CAUTION: Jdbgmgr.exe, like any file, can become infected by a virus. One virus in particular, W32.Efortune.31384@mm, targets this file. Norton AntiVirus has provided protection against W32.Efortune.31384@mm since May 11, 2001. [The SULFNBK.EXE file manages long file names in Windows.]
by soundgod on May-15-02 at 08:57
See this info on the hoax, and how to restore the file you deleted.
http://www.europe.f-secure.com/hoaxes/jdbgmgr.shtml
by wildcat
Here is some repair info http://helpdesk.gwu.edu/helpdesk/whatsnew/sp02/jdbgmgr.exe_051002.html
by camerahunter on May-22-02 at 14:50
Here is a good explanation about it: http://www.virusbtn.com/Hoax/jdb.html
thehobbit
Harvester is a utility that lets you look at your email; to see the senders email address, subject, and file size without downloading the email. Harvester also allows you to delete messages on the server without using the email client on your computer. Very slick for screening without downloading certain email. Available free from:
http://spazioweb.inwind.it/neutronstar/mysoft.html (See Harvester 1.0)
You can also use Harvester to download your email into Harvester's folder and then read email as text only messages. (There is some initial configuration to be done to make Harvester function as an secondary email client; like entering your email ID and email server addy.) Harvester is a utility only, not a full featured email client.
by *bay* on May-14-02 at 14:55
Finally the easy solution to managing your incoming emails has arrived. And it's free! [Sorta, $20 for support]
Introducing MailWasher, the easiest way to check and manage your emails before you download them.
MailWasher is a powerful email checker with effective spam elimination. Discover the safe way to stop unwanted viruses and emails before they get to your computer.
Bounce back unwanted emails so it looks as if your email address is not valid. This will make the sender think your address is no longer active so your name can be removed from their list. This unique feature is great for privacy and it couldn’t be simpler!
http://www.mailwasher.net/
This tells how to display email headers:
http://www.lava.net/support/header.html#PC%20OutExp
Email headers allow you to track where an email originated.
by seadog on May-11-02 at 11:35
This is a 30 day trial of a registry cleaner that does a real good job: Registry Cleaner - RegVac http://www.superwin.com/fregvac.htm
It also has an uninstall feature that might help.
by laray on Mar-25-02 at 18:45
Here is a Free Registry Cleaner: http://www.webmasterfree.com/regcleaner.html
by soloact
Registry First Aid 2.0 - correct registry entries caused by software installations and un-installations that went awry! Limited trial - $21 purchase for unlimited use.
http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/3000-2094-10110373.html
by soloact on May-10-02 at 20:52
IE 5.x Tools & Goodies. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/previous/webaccess/default.asp
Check Out The Internet Storm Center http://isc.incidents.org/
eBay went with IBM's WebSphere software: http://www.business2.com/articles/mag/print/0,1643,39361,FF.html
by xyste on May-09-02 at 21:20
See this for Fdisk & Format information: http://members.aol.com/xyste/fdiskformatHDD.htm
Also: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q255/8/67.ASP
by new_mexiken on May-10-02 at 09:05
Go to this site and print the Fdisk and Format instructions: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Hills/5220/fdiskformatr.html
If you have Win-95-A, then you are limited to 2 GIG partitions but if you have 95-B or C you can use just about any size hard drive with out setting a 2 gig primary partition. (If your disk says the last copywrite is 1995, then it's almost has to be 95-A.)
by nick_danger_3rd_eye on May-09-02 at 10:46
The older ZoneAlarm Download: http://www.tucows.com/preview/195416.html
by SG: Zone alarm for the INDIVIDUAL user is FREE; for now, avoid the NEWEST version, but pick up the version that is one back. (26zla)
I've got two computers that I want to connect. I've got a lan card in both, a cat5 cable in between but it says the network isn't connected. Any ideas.
by cayjon
Step by step networking guide for dummies
by new_mexiken on May-09-02 at 10:3
You need a crossover cable, you can get a double plug adapter and a short crossover cable, then all you have to do is set up your protocols.. easy
A Color Chart with HEX code http://home1.gte.net/johnfull/ColorCodeChart.jpg
by seadog on May-07-02 at 12:04
If anyone wants to add a spell checker for the posting box, check out ieSpell - Spell Checker add-on for Internet Explorer http://www.iespell.com/
Once you install it you can click on tools on the tool bar and select IEspell and it will check your post.
Please tell me how to send a message to everyone in my address book all at once.
by tride on May-07-02 at 06:40
You can create a "group" list and then use it to send to your entire address book. Just remember that most ISP's see any mail with more than 20 recipients as spam and bounce it. Make groups of 19 or 20 - assuming you know that many people. Here's how: OE Contact Group:
http://www.actden.com/oe/unit3/3_3.htm
FCC ID Numbers Cross Reference http://www.repairfaq.org/REPAIR/F_FCC_ID.html
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