Recent content by orejas

I can't imagine very many circumstances where 5760 dpi would be useful if you only had 720 the other way! If you only need 720 anyway, then this printer might be okay but if you want good resolution you will probably want a more balnced combo. But defintely compare output with the same picture...

definitely disable the scsi bios. It will boot MUCH faster

Don't save scanned images as jpg if you want to edit them!!!! Jpg uses compression to make the file small but you lose data. Use tif or bmp until you are done editing then change to jpg to store or send the FINAL image BMP makes huge files so is terrible format for web or email. I made the...

Sounds like a plan. I'll have to do some trimming back on mine thanks

Have you tried to ADD a file with the same name to the folder? maybe that will clear up the problem or give a useful error msg

Have you tried chkdsk or scandisk?

Why IS everything still going to disk??????? Is there some practical(for programmers, not users) reason to keep doing this?? I am sick of fighting this problem as a user.

Yes Ihave both hooked up. I can use whichever one i want by selecting it in control panel as the default scanner. I can also scan then switch to the other one in exactly the same way. Sometimes I can switch back and forth for a awile (very tedious the way the screens pop up slowly) BUT AT SOME...

No, They are scsi but the problem is that the HP software can't use them both. It insists on choosing a default but doesn't offer any way to select within the scanning or copying software I can change scanners by changing the default but this is unreliable. I want to scan on one while setting up...

You might have a piece of metal or something on the sound card I remember a mod to connect an actual volume control knob to a sound card so there are physical contacts on the card to do this up down thing Pull out your sound card and first inspect it for damaged, burnt components THEN clean it...

Do you have the latest BIOS for your motherboard? Maybe its a problem that has been fixed in the new BIOS

How do I teach it manners? Eudora steals my focus permanently EVERY time it checks mail.

I recommend that you use the same file system on both drives both NTFS or both FAT32 etc

Right click on any file select properties and at opens with there is a change button Select a program with a simple icon See if this fixes things at all. It may not help you at all. Change things back if it doesn't help Another thing you could do is save these files in an empty folder and then...

Try changing the file associations. I don't know why, but when I have a large number of files in one directory associated with certian programs, the save as takes forever to open. It may have to do with the icons or the program. Don't know.