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You are too late. Next time. Just kidding. Thanks again to all of you.

Thanks to all of you.

Notice added. Thanks for suggestion.

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Posted 3 days ago. Thanks anyway. http://www.msfn.org/comments.php?id=18458&...;highlight=care

Fixed.

Thanks. Posted.

You are joking, right? Anyone who use msfn in mail address should change that. I think it was dictionary attack.

We didn't send any mail to members. Maybe he subscribed to forum(s) or topic(s). Go to: MyControls --> Subscriptions and check. There is an option to unsubscribe.

OK. Thats enough. You don't like Windows (XP)? Use another OS. Simple as that. I'm closing this thread because it's getting out of control, not because of your opinion. Closed

That's better. Welcome to MSFN.

Welcome to MSFN. Enjoy your stay.

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Solved.

Other languages. http://www.msfn.org/comments.php?shownews=18326

salival, you tried this: Log into your router and write down the ISP's DNS servers it uses. (or find out what are DNS of your ISP)) Open up "Network and Sharing Center". Press "Manage network connections" to the left. Go into properties of the network connection you are using. Double click TCP/IP settings (IPv4). Check the "Use the following DNS server addresses:" Type in the IP numbers you got from your router and press OK.

Maybe this can help someone: http://www.msfn.org/comments.php?shownews=18324

Posted. Thanks.

Hehe, you are fast. It was there only couple of seconds.

Bringing Back Start / Run Temporary: Win+R shortcut key Permanently: 1. Right-click on the Start menu and choose Properties; 2. Select the Start Menu tab and click on the Customize... button; 3. Ensure the "Run command" option is checked.

Open Command Prompt Here Right-click on any folder on your Windows Vista while holding down the shift key. You'll see an extra context-sensitive menu item there: Open Command Prompt here. O.T. Only tips & tweaks in here. Thread will be cleaned.

There will be version for EU: Windows Vista NS (No Media Player and No Startup Sound). Just kidding. Startup sound is hardcoded for now.

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