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I have a document that is intended to be printed front and back. Mirror margins works fine for this, and we have done this for a long time. However, there is one section of the document that we want to print as "normal" - front only. When I apply the Normal page setup to THIS SECTION, it...

We are running WINS services on our Samba server. In the syslog, I'm seeing periodic entries like this: nss_wins: synchronized to 63.240.161.99, stratum 2 This occurs with two external IP addresses. I did a reverse lookup on these IP addresses, and I have no idea why either one is there...

I'm using the Terminal in OS X to SSH into a remote Linux server. When checking log files using the linux reader "less", I find that the Home, End, Page Up, Page Down keys on the Mac do not work. When I connect remotely from a Linux box, those keys on the Linux machine work fine. Is there...

Is it necessary to run winbind to use a standalone workgroup samba server as a WINS server? Thanks, Dave

I'm looking at converting an old Windows 2000 server to a Samba server for a small office with three Windows XP systems, one Vista system, and about four networked printers/plotters. Everything is in one location. The server is presently used for file serving and as a print server. We keep...

Is it possible to share a common e-mail account and mail files between different users on the same OS X system? I unwittingly imported our e-mail inbox into Mail while logged in as me. When my wife logs in under her user name, she seems to have a different inbox, even though I set up Mail to...

Newbie question: I've installed Debian Linux on an old laptop. The system boots up into the Gnome Display Manager for initial log-in. This is fine, but I'm trying to figure out how to kill the GUI and get back to a basic console mode. The Debian documentation says that a "gdm stop" command...

This month's Spectrum has an article concerning the on-going problems with failures of electrolytic capacitors on motherboards. The article confirms that these failures are due to defective electrolyte in some capacitors from Taiwan. Abit has apparently been the hardest hit, but others...