MGadAllah

So nice that we all see the same thing

Lovely

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Does Apple quick time has extra features then Quick time alternative?

Any one find this tool working!?

My choice always was Symantec Norton Ghost 10.0

I will use install rite

did you tried it yet? If yes, what was the result?

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Right, but from my experience any operating system MS issued can not stay more then a year, you will find yourself in a need for a new reinstall, so all tools from here and there just try to increase the time before the need time come, because system performance become so slow, but if any one know tricks, sure it will help alot.

waiting

It was effective for me , beside I've used the media monkey you reffered to in your signature, I really found it great

so the extra \\ cause path error?

Could it be added to UA CD directly?

@sadicq ... Thanks but may I know the differ between two codes? just for my own information

Nice one, I think I may add it to my next CD

I think reading more about registery tweaks will help a lot

Does there is any way to let iTunes runs in an independant way away from quick time ? i.e. run both iTunes, and QT (an older version) because I can not use an older version of QT with latest version of iTune. Is it possible? because when I run ITunes ir report an error for older QT version. Thanks

THANKS

Great work keep coming a quick question, if I will use WinntbbuED to change my setup screen, should I use it before or after XPize?

It works for me with no errors a all

great

You can copy a single contact or your entire Yahoo! Address Book to Microsoft Outlook 97, 98, 2000, XP, or 2003. To move a single contact (or a few) from Yahoo! to Outlook: Open your Yahoo! Address Book and… Click "Import/Export" in the upper-right corner. Under "Export", click "Export Now" next to "vCard, Zip of .vcf files". A dialog window opens and gives you the option to save your Yahoo! Address Book to disk as a .zip file. Save this .zip file to your desktop or somewhere else on your computer. It contains each of your contacts as an individual .vcf file. Now, open this Yahoo! Address Book .zip file wherever you saved it by double-clicking on it. The open file window displays your contacts listed alphabetically. Each contact is an individual .vcf file. Drag the .vcf file(s) you want to add to Outlook onto your desktop. Or, save to another location of your choice. OK – ! So far so good. Now, open Outlook and… Choose "Import and Export" in the File menu. Choose "Import a VCARD file (.vcf)" and click "Next". In the window that opens, find the .vcf file that you just dragged onto your desktop or saved elsewhere. Double-click it, or click it once and click "Open." OK – done! This contact is now in your Outlook contacts. Repeat steps 7-9 for any additional .vcf files (contacts) you'd like to add to Outlook. To export your entire Yahoo! Address Book to Microsoft Outlook: First, export information from your Yahoo! Address Book: Open your Yahoo! Address Book and click "Import/Export" in the upper-right corner. In the Export section, click "Export Now" next to the phrase "Microsoft Outlook." A dialog window opens and gives you the option to save your Yahoo! Address Book to disk as a .csv file. Click "Save to Disk". Click "OK". The .csv file will be saved to your desktop. Next, import that file into Outlook: Open Microsoft Outlook 2002 or 2003. Open the "File" menu and select "Import and Export." Select "Import from another program or file" and click "Next." Select "Comma Separated Values (Windows)" and click "Next." Enter the location and name of the .csv file you wish to import, or use the "Browse" button to select the file to import. Select "Do not import duplicate items" (or one of the other options) and click "Next." Select the "Contacts" folder and click "Next." Make sure to check the box next to the file you wish to import, and then click "Finish" to import your chosen file.

me too, any solve will be great to know