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I've done it again.
Yesterday, I installed gmail's "gmail notifier" program in my my computer. It apparently tried to take over as my default e-mail client, so I excised it. In doing so, I apparently removed Outlook Express from my startup sequence- it used to open to the inbox whenever I started up, but now the icon just sits there and waits to be prodded. I remember configuring this a year or two ago, but cannot remember what I did. A tutorial I found this morning on the Internet says I should Add a shortcut to "C:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe" to the startup folder ("C:\Windows\Startup"). Only problem is, for some reason, I don't have a "Startup" folder in Windows. Is it broken? Can I make a new one? I'm using Windows XP Pro and Outlook Express 6. Any guidance will be appreciated. |
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Do you have a shortcut to Output Express somewhere or can you make one? If so, right click on it and select Copy from the menu.
Then open the Start menu and select "Programs". There should be an item called "Start Up" (I think). Right click on that and select "Explore (All Users)" from the menu. This should open up an Explorer window with a tree of folders on the left and whatever shortcuts are in your startup folder on the right. Right click in a blank space in the right part of the window and select "Paste" from the menu. A copy of the shortcut to Outlook Express should appear. I'm guessing at the name of some menu items based on how they appear (in Japanese) on my own system, so forgive me if they are slightly different. Also, if the system has multiple user accounts you might want to use "Explore" instead of "Explore (All Users)" to add the item to the startup menu for only one account. I hope that sequence is not totally wrong. Good luck. |
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That's what I would have recommended as well.
I would have guessed the same names from my Danish XP home version as Colin has from his Japanese version. Good luck Mom! (Here's some basic computer assistance that I provided at work today. My colleauge calls me over because the computer is "acting funny". Neither she nor the libary patron is able to type in the pin code via the number pad. I point out that num-lock has been deactivated. Geez. Having her on the same shift is so *tiring*) ************************** "Damn," he said. "This's worse than science fiction---" "Because it's real," I said. "Hard to explain, harder to understand." Jack Womack, Elvissey, pg. 185 |
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I have a new portable USB card that won't work. I put it in, and open the directory, and it says 124 MB used, 230 KB free. And there's no files on the card.
It's not a store-bought flash card, it's a given-to-me-by-Sun-Microsystems card. Remember kids, the internet loves you. Even though sometimes it touches you in the bad place. |
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Try right-clicking on the icon for the USB-card, and choose Format.
See if that helps. If not, make some Margarita sundaes. ************************** "Damn," he said. "This's worse than science fiction---" "Because it's real," I said. "Hard to explain, harder to understand." Jack Womack, Elvissey, pg. 185 |
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Ooo! All better...
Now I just need to name the little fucker. I have a blue 64M that's called Bluebird and a grey 256 called Greyhound (after the bus company, because I use it to transport things). This one's black and feels sort of velvety, can't think of any good one-word Alannah Myles references, though. Remember kids, the internet loves you. Even though sometimes it touches you in the bad place. |
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quote:May I suggest "Smoove B"? -------------- Debs/Goldman '08! |
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quote: Damn! That works for me! He even knows what kinds of sheets to buy! ************************** "Damn," he said. "This's worse than science fiction---" "Because it's real," I said. "Hard to explain, harder to understand." Jack Womack, Elvissey, pg. 185 |
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[!!!] I'm sold. Remember kids, the internet loves you. Even though sometimes it touches you in the bad place. |
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"Just say the word, and we will share interplanetary cocoa love until the break of dawn."
-Smoove B Remember kids, the internet loves you. Even though sometimes it touches you in the bad place. |
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[awe]What makes it interplanetary?[/awe]
-------------- Debs/Goldman '08! |
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I liked the part about the grapes.
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Can't help quoting:
quote: -------------- Debs/Goldman '08! |
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I've been thinking about Smoove B ever since Anarcho posted that.
Now if he would get me some 1200 TC Egyptian cotton sheets and *iron* them I would definitely be singing: "Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo That's the way, I like it That's the way, I like it That's the way, I like it That's the way, I like it When you take me by the hand, tell me I'm your lovin man When you give me all your love and do it Babe, the very best you can Oh, That's the way I like it That's the way, I like it That's the way, I like it That's the way, I like it When I get to be in your arms, when we're all all alone When you whisper sweet in my ear, when you turn, turn me on. Oh, that's the way, I like it That's the way, I like it That's the way, I like it That's the way, I like it Say O.K. That's the way, that's the way Say O.K. That's the way, that's the way That's the way, I like it That's the way, I like it Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo That's the way I like it That's the way I like it That's the way I like it Say O.K. That's the way, that's the way Say O.K. That's the way, that's the way" -------------------------- I want to delete this... but that would be dishonest...-ish. --doggo |
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quote: Nobody can explain it like Frank Sinatra can. Fly me to the moon Let me sing among those stars Let me see what spring is like On jupiter and mars In other words, hold my hand In other words, baby kiss me Fill my heart with song Let me sing for ever more You are all I long for All I worship and adore In other words, please be true In other words, I love you |
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I like this thread.
Current problem: I have a UMAX 2100U scanner. I'm running Windows 2000. Windows is spouting some bullshit about the software lacking a digital signature, and the software won't work. If I try to download off the site it says I should use VistaScan 3.55. The CD comes with 3.53. I'd have to pay to get 55. What's a girl to do? I need the scanner to post some stuff to the WGB of course. Remember kids, the internet loves you. Even though sometimes it touches you in the bad place. |
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quote: 1200TC? My head asplode. I just bought some black sheets. Gonna lay me some goths. Or not. HTTF - When the "This software doesn't carry a Microsoft Digital Signature, do you want to proceed?" do you click no? Screw the DS. Install anyway. If not, try and find a mirror for the drivers, download them of a P2P client or find some sympathetic geek who'll give them to ya. There might even be third party ones floating around out there. If not, get Linux or retrogress back to 98SE... The Lithos School of Curiousity is now enrolling |
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Hmm...there seems to be some sort of black sheet trend going on.
One of my friends just got a set as well. ************************** "Damn," he said. "This's worse than science fiction---" "Because it's real," I said. "Hard to explain, harder to understand." Jack Womack, Elvissey, pg. 185 |
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