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Gee and I always figured it was just a freak coincidence when the XP machine at work would stall displaying the right-click menu. Turns out there’s a bug, and an easy way to work around it.
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Gee and I always figured it was just a freak coincidence when the XP machine at work would stall displaying the right-click menu. Turns out there’s a bug, and an easy way to work around it.
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Well it’s been almost 4 days now, without a word from That Hosting Company, Inc. Yesterday I decided that enough was enough and took matters into my own hands. The first step was getting control of the domain name. Since the domain registration was part of signing up with THC, they were listed as the…
A handful of things I forgot that I’ve added to the list: Bulk Rename Utility AutoRoute SMTP LaunchMate Also, the Plus Edition of the LangaList today has a link to free desktop publishing and design software at http://freeserifsoftware.com. That might be worth looking into. 🙂 Follow these topics: Uncategorized
Here’s a couple of online annoyances: First, I forgot to grab the classified section from Sunday’s Columbus Dispatch on the way to work yesterday. So I wander over to their website, go through the classifieds section, get to the employment section and tell it to show me all the Computer-type jobs from Sunday’s paper. Of…
But all those folks who’ve been running to complain about Microsoft’s “new” policy regarding Windows Product Activation, please go read Ed Bott’s post about this and understand the news story might not have it exactly right, ok? Now, if you have personally tried to reinstall a valid OEM version of XP onto the exact machine…
Just yesterday some of us were gathered in the area of the helpdesk, discussing the NTP/RIM lawsuit and what the firm might have to do if the Blackberry service does, in fact, get shut down. The agreement was that we’d end up blowing a big chunk of IS budget rolling out Windows Mobile devices. One…
A couple of interesting things seen in newsletters today. First there’s today’s Spyware Info Weekly which talks about accusations of reverse engineering and fraud among different anti-spyware apps. Interesting stuff, I think we’d all do well to make sure we aren’t using a fake spyware killer. Then, from today’s LangaList comes a pointer to Fred’s…