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Post 21

Jabberwock


Mistadrong - don't worry, we all exist, as fictional characters, on here (look at our names - even the occasional 'real' name has been existentially transmogrified into its fictional equivalent by the context)

Jabsmiley - smiley


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Post 22

Pirate Alexander LeGray

If anyone is into web design or an e-shop, godaddy.com is great, and you can get a personalised email address for


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Post 23

PedanticBarSteward

Other than that they filched the 'scrabulous' web site address!! Perhaps they're a sideshoot of hambros!smiley - sadface


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Post 24

Mistadrong, (Count vonCount.)the last Gog standing

Followed the link to godaddy.com.
Danica Patrick's beaver was worth seeing.smiley - bigeyes
smiley - vampire


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Post 25

Pirate Alexander LeGray

The CEO is a great laugh, looks like David Beckham with those earings.smiley - smiley


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Post 26

Jabberwock


That silly t*rt in the introduction for idiots who are on the deaf side has far too many teeth/crowns for her mouth, large as it is.

Sorry girls, but this one really does seem to be a silly t*rt. No other word for it.

Jabsmiley - smiley


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Post 27

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

i installed ccleaner on pc and it w*rks great, but this leads me to the following question: where on a pc do you find the folder containing 'recently shown documents"?

i am asking this because in the past i have sometimes had to use a colleagues pc, but i don't want those colleagues to see what i have been w*rking with. how do i delete 'recently used documents' from the start up menu smiley - huh

i could of course download ccleaner on all the pc's i borrow, but that would not be fair

i know how to delete from macs. i only have this problem with pc's

not the worlds biggest problem, but still

smiley - pirate


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Post 28

PedanticBarSteward

Does anyone know a good 'cleaner' for Macs. Years ago (back in system 7 days) I had a a superb program that tidied everything up so that the(very limited - 40 bu§§ermite!) hard drive ran smoothly. I can't find one for OSX?


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Post 29

nortirascal

You could try Hitmanpro2, Dutch site co-ordinating allthe free virus, spycheck and webroot scanners available on the net and applies them to your computer. I find it very good as a free site and program.
Does clean up system well.

I have others smiley - winkeye But they are professional and use them to check my system, and emails, against interlopers - tracers work both ways smiley - winkeyesmiley - ok


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Post 30

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

That reminds me:

--I need a new abacus

--My slingshot is wearing out

--Someday soon my blender will give up the smiley - ghost.


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Post 31

Pirate Alexander LeGray

Heres another famous one for those who like music, and mix it, or put it on the web.

audacity.sourceforge.net


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Post 32

Malabarista - now with added pony

Pierce, by default it's in

C :\ Documents and Settings \ user name \ Recent Documents

You have to show hidden files, and it looks like a piece of paper with writing with a clock in front of it, rather than a "normal" folder.


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Post 33

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

Hidden files are similar to "secrets" that are on the covers of the supermarket tabloids. smiley - tongueout As soon as millions of people know the secrets (by seeing them on the tabloid covers), then they aren't secrets any more. smiley - blush


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Post 34

Mistadrong, (Count vonCount.)the last Gog standing

Here's a nice little programe that keeps an eye on your hard drive's health. It's free and doesn't use up a lot of resources.
www.panterasoft.com/
smiley - vampire


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Post 35

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

i just spent hours 'cleaning' three pc's for an old friend and his family. i learned a lot in the proces smiley - ok

for one thing i learned not to install vista instead of my xp pro smiley - biggrin

even on his new laptop vista was seriously slow smiley - groan

smiley - pirate


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Post 36

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

What good is a laptop if you have no lap?


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Post 37

Jabberwock


I got a laptop cos I thought it was something to do with dancing....I was most disappointed.

Jabsmiley - sadface


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Post 38

nortirascal

You need to go to Poland, it involves poles I believesmiley - cool


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Post 39

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

this gives a whole different meaning to the phrase 'assuming pole position' smiley - cool

smiley - pirate


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Post 40

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

Did the expression have a meaning before? smiley - huh


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