Posted on 12/05/2004 4:13:30 PM PST by Sally'sConcerns
Thanks I forgot that one 'cause most folks are overwhelmed by the list it provides but that did solve many of the problems that were on My machine.
Interesting story. I'll stick with my wow-no-firewall comment.
Yes MSIE is internet exploDER. ;-)
Try google tool bar, great pop up blocker.
Better yet: Download Mozilla.
Personal Opinion: Mozilla is better than FireFox. Firefox is a slimmed down extract of the Full Mozilla, but in spite of this it loads slower, crashes more often, and messes up some plugs-ins.
But either are better than msie.
No, that's not ok, IMHO.
Download the full Mozilla, it has mail built in.
Outlook is major part of the problem. Major.
Google toolbar is not needed in Mozilla because it
has the capability to block pop-ups built in.
Have you gone into volume control to be sure it hasn't been muted? Some new software likes to do that by default.
Make sure cable is connected to motherboard in the right place. Older motherboards had two places to plug in the CD-ROM (DVD-ROM) cables
Disconnect the CD-RW drive temporarily so your DVD software has only one drive to contend with
first off thanks I use the tool bar for quick searches.
will I be able to import all my old mail to mozzila?
Yes, I reset volume control. Thanks for the suggestion.
The google toolbar has a nice pop-up blocker. No spyware that I have found. :)
Yes Mozilla has mail and address book import.
In Mozilla, select Window / Mail and Newsgroups and
set up your account.
Then select Tools (still within mail and newsgroups)
and select Import. Its magic.
You can key in any words on the address bar (where you
would normally key www.freerepublic.com) and hit search
so you won't need the google tool bar.
It does not disable MSIE, so you can use them both
and compare results. You will love tabbed browsing.
I understand the last part of your message, but not the first (i.e., two places two places to plug in the CD-ROM (DVD-ROM) cables). Currently, I have a small cable running to each: the CD/RW and the DVD player.
The CD/RW works fine, so I am thinking I should make sure that cable remains as it is. Should I not just remove the other cable to the DVD?
P.S. The Stop Sign website is trying to scare you into buying their product. You mostly just have accummulated cookies which are low threat.
bump for later
I am using the XP firewall.. Is that safe? I got so sick of ZA and it's interference with everything.
Accuracy is important.
Excerpted from this page:
http://www.google.com/support/toolbar/?quick=privacy
Quote: We believe these features will greatly enhance your browsing experience. We understand, however, you may not agree that the benefits provided by these features outweigh the information we must collect. For this reason, we provide you the opportunity to disable these features on the Privacy Information page (accessed by selecting "Privacy Information..." in the Toolbar's "Google" menu). With the advanced features disabled, no information about the page you are viewing will be sent to Google
Well there are two places on your motherboard and you are using them both!
There used to be two kinds of sound cables and motherboards has sockets for both of them. Look on the back of your CDRW and DVD player and you may see sockets for these two type. One is digital and one analog ... I forget
Put masking tape on the CDRW cable and label it CDRW so you can keep tack of your successes. Plug that cable into the DVD player and give it a try. Then put in a DVD disc, open up your DVD software and see if there are options about your DVD player.
Is your DVD player working OK except for the sound? You have the corrcet master and slave jumpers on the DVD-ROM?
when I key in www.freerepublic.com in the address bar itgoes directly to google. How can I go directly to the site?
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