KJxp

Time 13:46 - 0 choc - score 37.14 What do you do with your time?

I've had Norton all my computer's life, and it has never stopped a virus. But then again, I've never had a virus try to get in that it missed either.

If you say the My Documents folder is not created until the user clicks on it for the first time, then put a program or batch file in the startup of the default user (which will then be copied to any new user account), which program will move the My Documents folder or update the registry to point to the correct location. I have not tested this idea, so don't know if it would work or not.

It's safe, temporarily. http://www.cookiecentral.com/faq/#2.4 I meant, just use it at the bottom to diagnose whether the cookies are your problem. If it then works, find the highest the slider can go before the site complains.

I've got a question here about the validity, though. I asked my older brother and he agreed too: When you jump, you and the earth push each other (though the earth doesn't move very far). As soon as you reach the height of your jump, the earth and you pull each other back (though, again, the earth not very far). So, by hitting the ground again, you reverse all the movement and energy spent pushing the earth. Imagine the common example in high school science textbooks: two people on rollerblades. Expecting 600,000,000 million people to move the earth's orbit is like saying that if I push another rollerblader, he'll move, and I won't. We'll both move in proportion to our mass. If we pull each other back, we will end up on the same spot on the road. I have another idea, but I'll see what everybody's opinion to this is first.

Thanks! I'll have to check it out sometime.

I'll do it! Couldn't hurt could it?

I hope it wasn't copyrighted, since it didn't say so. http://www.spreadfirefox.com/?q=node/view/7897

Just as a side thing... Are you sure the CD is trying to boot? I thought you have to press a key at that "Boot from CD..." message, else it goes on to boot from the hard drive. Am I mistaken here, that you have to press a key to cancel it? Or is this a per-bios setting? (Sorry, I don't boot from CDs very often)

Tools > Internet Options > 'Privacy' tab Just click the 'Default' button, or put the slider at the bottom to make sure your problem is the cookies.

Does it do this on only that CD, or all CDs?

No idea BTW, where did you get that nice theme?

> Where do this few sites hide/keep my login inf. ??? Which sites in particular?

WinXP: not once Win2000: not once Prev OSs: ?

> This is only the first prompt, which appears always when you try to delete any file. It is? I tried unchecking that box, and I then don't get any confirmation. Press Delete > into recycle bin. No warning. Are you wanting to disable all the warnings, not just the delete?

It sounds like spyware to me, but it's just a guess. Do you use anti-virus and anti-spyware software?

The Shift>Thumbnails tweak is a toggle, but how would somebody who doesn't know about it accidentally use it? I have no idea. I read it in a 2001 Lockergnome.com article (though they don't have it anymore on their website)

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Try holding down SHIFT while you select the Thumbnails view

I just signed up for an MSFN account today. I thought I just had to post what I knew here, even if it wasn't the solution. Did this fix the other problem you mentioned? (I didn't understand it very well)

Try holding down shift while selecting Views>Thumbnails. (This works on WinXP at least)