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You could just put in your number and wait for it to ring to see if it's ringing and initiating a handshake.

Yeah! They elected the new leader of the catholic cult! Religion is just a way to control people. I have a saying... "Jesus is the David Koresh that everyone believed" Catholics are the worst. I live in a country that offers religious freedom... but dare I try to use it around a Catholic... They are the first to persecute me for my beliefs (or non beliefs) Who cares about the pope... I couldn't name one pope in the history of the world. He didn't help me make it to where I am today. His "teachings" don't do anything for me.

That's been around even in the 2000 days... great little packager Used it many times.

This question was asked earlier this morning. It is against the EULA to have more than 10 concurrent connections. Topic Closed

did my part

It's against your EULA to have more connected users than that. Topic Closed

The contest is over...

Honestly... The clip looked like it would fit there so I dropped it there and was in shock when I played back the rendered video and it matched (almost) A little speed up and slow down and it was almost perfect.

Dell DOES NOT have to supply you with an original disk. The disk they provided you with is all they will send you. It is an OEM license which does not give you the rights to install it on any other system. The OEM license is for use only on the PC it was purchased with.

The BEST practice would be to forward port 1723 to your Windows 2003 server. Enable VPN on the server. The reason I say this is the best way is because that way you can use your Active Directory authentication. Also, if your domain is set up the way mine is, the server has both an internal and external network, and the external is hooked to the router. Enabling VPN on our router would require me to reconfigure our server to allow services through our external LAN on the server, which I believe would open us up too much. Anyways, that's my suggestion. Later

IF you have access to the local box, yes, you can do this. BUT, over the net you will find it's VERY secure. How so? If you are going to post something like this, back it up. You have some hardware or installation issues. It does work. You have no clue.

No, it was not. You are absolutely correct. It turned into this when YOU started stating your MYTHS about Windows XP and I defended them. But, every time we try to put it back on track, you continue to spout off. Think we can try this again?

Download the Office Resource Kit. Create an MST file.

Did you know the built in Calculator does have a Scientific mode. You can select it under VIEW. What are you looking for that that doesn't offer? Graphing? what else?

And WOW, what a picture these print. I think you really should look at the HP line of printers too. HP makes some of the best printers on the market. I'm a big Minolta fan. Their copiers and printers are top notch. They just bought out Konica.

you can use the 8.3 name... myapp~1.exe

what are u trying to accomplish with your calc?

Think I'm gonna give it a look

Final Fantasy XI Online Battlefield 1942 Ghost Recon Unreal Tournament (any of them) Rock Manager (just fun to waste a day with)

No, you can not use double quotes. If you require quotes use a batch file and call the batch file from the cmdlines.txt

All you need to do is update your DNS to point to the new server.

I disagree. That story doesn't state anything that suggests that Microsoft collects this information, and nothing in the EULA gives them permission to collect this such data. You may be able to compare Thuderbird to Outlook Express, but certainly NOT Outlook.

Thanks everyone.

Download the Office XP Resource Kit and create an MST file.

It doesn't matter. Let's assume you lost an e-mail. "OMG! What am I going to do?!?!" You contact MS support and they say "That's OK, there's a hidden folder where all of your e-mail is kept." *sigh of relief* I'm not too sure how accurate the information above is, but as long as it's on your local PC, who cares, right? MS doesn't have the right to collect this information and won't.