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ryanc2, I tried GVN's code and it worked perfectly with Outlook 2000. You must have missed a Mail Format setting? Ken

lpblauen, You should find your card here: http://www.adaptec.com/en-US/support/scsi/ Ken

Stella, Be careful with PCMCIA cards, the one you are looking at is a Cardbus or Type 2 card (32 bit device), some older Laptops only support Type 1 (16 bit device) PCMCIA cards. Check your spec's before you order. I remember seeing a thread about this in the last several months but can't find...

INArtCtr, Have her goto www.comcast.net and log into her Web Mail Box. This is where all of the mail sits before OE downloads it. In Comcast have her check her Preferences for the Spam Filter and Restrict Incoming Email (a White List). She may have set a Block there. I have the OE setup to...

appleone, From the date of your BIOS (7/15/95) it dosen't sound like your MoBo is Y2K compliant. Your clock should be reading year 192x or there abouts. If there is not a newer Bios I would use this system for a door stop. Ken

appleone, You maybe thinking of DXDIAG. You can find that at Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools/System Information. Look under the tools menu for it. HTH Ken

http://www.pmail.com/ Look at this system. Ken

Toonah, Maybe something like this might do the trick: http://www.kintronics.com/nakmichi.htm Ken

gillardw, Check with the GroupWise forum at: http://www.tek-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=12 I haven't used GW in almost 2 yrs. (v6.0) but used to hang out there. That's were all the big GW guns are. Good Luck Ken

Hi all, I recently used Front Page to generate a HTML Sig. with graphics and it works great. The graphics file was in .jpg and I placed both the .htm & .jpg in: C:\Documents and Settings\userid\Application Data\Microsoft\Signatures Then I selected the .htm file as my sig. in Outlook looks fine...

RC allows you to boot to a Command Prompt in 2K/XP the same way a boot floppy does for DOS/9X. The commands can be as simple as dir or you can run a program such as chkdsk. Running RC from a windows CD doesn't even install any software to the HD so it won't change your system disk with the...

You said Housecall found a virus and removed it but there could have been a worm component left behind and what better place to hide that the MBR. It can then install itself in memory every time you boot. If its in memory it is running in the background and taking up CPU cycles. When you add a...

dcloud, If you have the WinXP Home CD you can boot from that and use the commands FIXMBR and FIXBOOT, if you have an MBR infection this should clear it up without distroying the Partitions on the HD. If there is no infection it won't hurt anything. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314058/ or...

http://www.xandros.com/products/home/desktopoc/dsk_oc_download.html This one is free but you don't get the AD support. Ken

Jtizzle, You could try this: http://www.windowsitpro.com/MicrosoftExchangeOutlook/Article/ArticleID/39792/39792.html Ken