Recent content by Nyarlathotep

Got a user having problems printing PDF files to a Laserjet 4. Constantly gets a "21 Print Override". If I recall correctly, 2x msg's are memory related. Is that correct? Or is this something completely different? The PDF files are not that big. One of the PDF files we tried...

Got a spreadsheet that was password protected. Now it won't accept the password and I get the following msg - "'filename.xls' cannot be accessed. The file may be read-only, or you may be trying to access a read-only location. Or, the server the document is stored on may not be...

One of my users has an Evo 510 minitower convertible that all of the sudden will not boot into windows. We're using Win98 still and apparently the day before this same PC was working just fine. I went to the BIOS (after waiting 10 minutes to get there!) to run the IDP self-test only to find...

I am not going to pretend to know what I'm talking about so please bare with me. I'm a pc guy not a printer guy :) One of our employee's uses a HP Laserjet 4 printer to print labels from that paper port on the front of the printer. This had worked for her for however long until about a week...

I have a user that cannot delete her own appointments that she sends out. I had her try it with the recipients in both the "To:" and "CC:" boxes and it makes no difference. I have also ran the master mailbox maintenance on her GW mailbox to no avail. Any suggestions? Has...

Not sure how helpful this may be, I'm sure someone else here is more knowledgeable than I am regarding this... but maybe try using a FTP program like CuteFTP. http://www.cuteftp.com/ Hope this is of some help :)

It depends on what OS you're using first of all. For example... if you're using 98, I don't think you can go past 512MB.... in fact even using 512MB on that OS could actually harm your performance depending on what type of RAM you're using.

I should also note this is IE6 w/SP1

I keep getting this 3 or 4 times a day and it ends up closing my browser and sendng my desktop into some "restore default" white page.... it's pretty annoying. I'm no software guru though and don't understand how to resolve this. EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in module...

Now all of the sudden it wants to cooperate and it did work. We removed a file found in his startup folder and it resolved the issue. We did that earlier and it didn't do anything. Maybe it has a mind of its own. Thanks for the tip.

I tried both Step 3 and 4 and still getting the same message. :(

Whenever Word 97 is opened, one of my users get a message that reads - Compile error in hidden model. AutoExec Then either click Ok or Cancel Never fails to happen, and clueless as to how to resolve it. Any input on this would be greatly appreciated!

Ok nope, that didn't change anything. I'm back at step 1 hehe.

No actually I haven't, I'll give that a shot! Thanks

MS Excel 97 (as with all office programs) has a list of recently used files. It was my understanding that this stuff is written to the registry. Well, doesn't matter how often Excel opens up (and I'm assuming the other programs) but it doesn't save recently opened files under the File window...