Reverend

Disbelieving s***bags.

Errr....from me. here And what's with the laughing smiley???

Here's a couple of links to check out; http://members.aol.com/axcel216/secrets.htm http://www.computerhope.com/msdos.htm#03

i'll take a wild guess at 13. Or is the birth date in your profile BS

I'm no wuss. Here ya go.

Here i am 165 MPH !!!

FJ, i see from your screenie you are using v0.19. There's a new version out now. v0.20a

Glad you got it sorted Drew.

Drew,have you tried renaming the files to another format.( i.e .txt .bmp .jpg,)then try deleting them. Or open notepad,then put any text in it and save it using the same name and extension as the vid file,and copy it to the folder where your vid files are.It will then ask if you want to overwrite the original.Once the file has been overwritten you should be able to delete it. Also,have you played the vids in other movie software,Windvd,PowerDVD,etc. Open those programs and clear the playlists.

Drew here's a couple of solutions which may be of help.; Windows media player keeps a record of files played and stores them in a "recently opened file list".Because they are still associated with WMP this prevents the files from being deleted. If your running WMP 9 series open the player and go to Tools > options > Privacy tab.Hit the clear history button. (I believe there is also an option somewhere in TweakXP to clear the recent file list.) If that doesn't work there are some registry edits you can do,which also apply to earlier WMP versions. You do the following at your own risk,and remember to backup the registry first Run regedit and find this string; HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\Player\RecentFileList delete all the entries and you should now be able to delete the files. If the above registry string is not there go to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\.avi\shellex\PropertyHandler Delete the "Default" value which should be "{87D62D94-71B3-4b9a-9489-5FE6850DC73E}"

Hehe,forget the training wheels,how about a gold plated motorized Zimmer frame.

RedBrain,in answer to your first problem 1.)View the source of webpages. (nothing shows up at all) Have you checked your temp internet files cache. If it is full up, "view > source" will not open. (i've had the same problem) You need to clear your cache,or increase the allocated disk space via internet options > general tab > settings.It should then work again.

I mainly use Photoshop 7.01,although occassionally i use PSP and Ulead Photoimpact.

Check out the name of this software here and check out the name of the e-mail link at the bottom of this page,in the section called "Acthung" here

Thanks guys :bigok and congrats to MSFN on your Expert Zone listing. :bigok:

Not 100% sure,but i think it's either "Tahoma" or "Trebuchet MS".

I'll second that By the way, I certainly did not mean to imply anything unkindly towards anyone, specially pia, or theforum, or anyone. After hours on a PC at work, in-out of forums here at home, I get wishy washy with my comments. Sorry, if I offended anyone. It's ok msn,i just misread your post.

you know i'm joking,i misread MSNwars reply.

Pia don't take this crap off these MSFN big boys You know where you are welcome

WOW,has MSFN had a mention on one of the big tech sites? 68 guests viewing.Nice.

EH? we're all here to help each other, no to score points off each other. Hehe,it's cool harry,

Ooohhh.....i stand corrected harry.

Beat ya to it earlier today Harry. here

Here's a neat little tool for checking what serial you used when installing XP. It may come in handy. thanks to Bink view.zip

Thanks FJ.