Windows XP

Only Microsoft can "fix" the loopholes. You can close / work around some of the loopholes by running a good firewall and anti-virus, and, if you are in a corporate environment, maintain strict user privileges (don't let anyone have administrator privileges).

If you have a named range on another sheet, or even just specify a cell on it, then yes you can. So in the goto dialog box you could enter something like Sheet2!C3 and it would get you there.

umm idk for sure you should try to go to there web site im sure u will find all of the information

Log files can exist in many forms: - you can log to a .txt or .log file, and when you do you can append to the end of it (a historical file) or overwrite what is already there (a record of the most recent program execution) - you can log to the Windows Event Log (viewable via the Control Panel) - you can log to custom binary files that aren't easily understandable when you examine them with an editor like Notepad Often, each application has its own log file. Ex: hijackThis generates a log file, Norton generates a log file, and the app we are writing at work generates a log file.

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Use the following command:

head -4 filename

Note: this only works on line terminated (newline) text files. The 'filename' can be any file.

Two or more computers connected together create a computer network. Computers within a network can interchange data.

Skype and Windows 7 are two separate pieces of software ! The Skype phone-pad is within the Skype software. You can either call an existing contact with a single click, or choose the 'Call a phone number' option from the 'Call' menu.

In a PC, the BIOS generally detects storage mediums in the following order:

1. Floppy disk (if your computer has one)

2. Optical drive

3. Primary hard disk

4. Other hard disks

However, on some computers, you need to go to a menu during the boot sequence (on my computer, I need to press F12) to boot from mediums other than the primary hard disk.

The nearest equivalent to Gimp for Windows on a Mac is Gimp for Mac OS X. (See links below)

All computers have to start from from something. If it makes more sense to call that something a Basic Input Output System or BIOS then no problem

NTLDR is the "Nt Loader". Since Windows XP is built on the Windows NT kernel, the NT Loader is necessary for Windows to boot.

The easiest way to repair this is to boot from your Windows XP CD, then take the SECOND "R" option. The first "R" will be "Attempt to repair windows using the recovery console" That is not the one that you want. Continue as if you were going to reinstall windows. Then, the XP setup will say "Searching your hard drive for previous Windows installations", and should find C:\Windows\. Select "R" to Repair at that point.

Note: You will need to do all of your windows updates again once you have done a repair of windows.

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log in into your account and then the time will start after that go to the task manager and do - end task.... EASY but u may get caught

No. Sleep mode is a low power standby mode. No processes are taking place while in sleep mode.

You can make about 5 sub-sub folders in another folder.

You don't.

You Don't! :(

system Management and System Development

you put in a windows xp CD and install it as you would any other operating system. For an old low powered laptop, the toshiba 4300 handles xp very well.

Providing the minimum specifications are met by the laptop, I.E you have an adequate amount of memory and hard drive space, you'll find that this very basic and poorly built machine will hold it's own against later notebooks.

Yes we have used Home Publishing 99 for years on an XP desktop. Unfortunately it won't work properly with Windows 7 and gives an ocx error message. All it would do was open files already saved. It wasn't possible to start new projects or print two sided projects. I solved this by installing VMware Player on my Windows 7 machine then installed a virtual copy of XP. You do need a legitimate XP CD and validation key though. You then have the use of those programs which defy Compatibility mode but work under XP proper.

If you can't get Home Publishing running under XP and compatibility mode is no go I suggest you first uninstall the program and delete the folder. I remember getting Home Publishing working after a free download and installation of Microsoft Digital Imaging 6 and Clip Gallery. Home Publishing's such an intuitive and capable program that it's a shame Microsoft have buried it. Publisher may do more but it's expensive and not something you can use straight off.

Microsoft Home Publishing should work on XP if you persevere. It's OK too on XP mode from Windows 7. The neat thing about VMware is that you can run VMPlayer from Windows 7 Home. You don't need Windows 7 Professional.

Here is the link

ftp://ftp.pinnaclesys.de/driver/pc/pctv/StudioPCTVPCI402a.exe