Golddog
- 23 Jan 2003 13:39
Socrates
- 03 Feb 2003 21:22
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Forky back from trolley racing. What a serene bout of shopping, quiet, ney almost deserted. No screaming kids, what a delight. That's it for me from now on, late night shopping, shelves full, plenty of special offers.
hightone
- 03 Feb 2003 22:05
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Hi all back from a great weekend of horse racing (-: good time had by all.
jgp make sure both taps are open on your rad heating turned off and open the valve till water spurts out constantly may have to to it a few time though out the day/s but will work.
HT.
jgp212
- 03 Feb 2003 22:50
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hightone,
Will do and thanks.
How's the nipper BTW?
Mine will be 3 in August!
:-)
Jeff
hightone
- 03 Feb 2003 23:06
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what is this bloody BTW? jgp.
She is fine into everything chatting and walking she is 2 in July all or most of her teeth are through and a bonny little thing with big feet lol (-: .
HT.
jgp212
- 03 Feb 2003 23:13
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HT,
BTW=Bye the way!
LOL
:-)
Jeff
jeffmack
- 04 Feb 2003 13:11
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Jeff
You flooded the house yet?
vasey
- 04 Feb 2003 13:24
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andycarr & biffer: I have tried all your suggestions now. Direct CD and CD-R seems to make the most progress as a combination - but I think the problem is something I cannot solve. Typically, the techie I use is on a course until tomorrow, and, as the rest of the system works fine, I will pass on this problem and ask HIM to back up the files I've listed before he does anything dramatic to switch W98 to XP. His instructions now include updating Adaptec from v 3.4 to Adaptec v5 so it works with XP! (Thanks for that tip!) I assume it is safer to unistall W98 and installing a clean version of XP rather than going for the upgrade?
I'm surrounded by unused CD-RW and CD-R discs. Boot sale, anyone?
Biffer
- 04 Feb 2003 13:27
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Vasey,
Sorry to hear you've run into a brick wall. Very peculiar, as it's normally relatively easy.
I can't offer any advice on upgrading to XP as I'm still with Windows ME.
vasey
- 04 Feb 2003 13:33
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biffer: judging from what I saw on the Direct CD Wizard as it processed through the pages, it recognises W95 and WNT and I never have been able to burn a CD - so maybe W98SE and v3.5c never were compatible! I'll tell you what my techie's version is though...
vasey
- 04 Feb 2003 14:13
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socks: have you spoken to the lovely Nick at Dys yet?
Olddog
- 04 Feb 2003 14:44
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Vasey,
Its probably no use to you but while your finishing that cup of tea you may as well read on ...
I dont bother with CD writers and all of that sort of stuff for what you are doing
Just get another hard disk ( I good while ago I got a 20GB for about 50 quid so they are sure to be cheaper now. )
Turn off your PC
Stick it on the IDE chain
Introduce it to the system (usually best if its a basic FAT format) & give it a drive letter that wont be used by anything else on either system ( maybe 'P' ? )
Then copy whatever you want onto it
Move it to what ever system you want the files to be on and introduce it as 'P'
Sorry that I use the word 'introduce' in the above. I'm into Win NT & 3.1 so not really sure of the exact commands needed for XP & 98
OD
vasey
- 04 Feb 2003 14:53
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OD: I have read your post now 3 times. But understood very little of it. 'Turn off your PC. Stick it on the IDE chain'????? Huh? Even I know nothing at all can be achieved if the damn thing is switched off! Please remember, I can only understand Computers for Prawns. But you did make me chuckle.
Olddog
- 04 Feb 2003 15:00
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Er, 'It' was meant to the the new hard disk drive
( rather than connecting it with the PC powered up - probably not a good idea 8-) )
I guess all that I am suggesting is that you fit your PC with a second harddrive ?
I'm posting this from around the back of the Tea Room on a park bench ( ah, the joys of Wi-Fi ) and as I'm half way through my second six pack of cider it may be utter tosh.
My advice : stay inside - at least its warm
Ruff Ruff
jgp212
- 04 Feb 2003 15:11
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jeffmac,
LOL!
I've yet to start bleeding the Rads!
:-)
Jeff
vasey
- 04 Feb 2003 15:11
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OD:Women giving you hassle today? You try and help them and what do you get? Ingratitude and mystification! But, thanks to your clarification, the fog is slowly clearing. I think. I honestly don't need another hard drive. Still 16.78 GB free space on this one, thanks! I think the problem must be some sort of irreconcilable conflict. Computer is female and Adaptec is half alien! Well, it's alien to MY computer anyway.
jeffmack
- 04 Feb 2003 17:00
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Vasey
That salesman had no right to sell a PC to a woman. If there are three certanties in life its
Women do not know anything about computers
Woman have no sense of direction
You will die (edit: but not for a very long time)
vasey
- 04 Feb 2003 17:07
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Sorry, meant to say, thanks for adding the edit! To prove your point, I hit the update button before I typed anything. Oh, well.
jeffmack
- 04 Feb 2003 17:08
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Silence speaks volumes
Socrates
- 04 Feb 2003 17:26
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Hi all, another day another dollar (so to speak).
vasey
No I've not yet spoken to (the lovely) Nick. I don't like to trouble people more than is necessary and at present I have nothing to ask.
I have given a little thought to your problem and wonder if it's because you may have 'exported' the data rather than copied it. If so, it may be that you have to import it or restore it. Some of these programmes can be a bit funny that way.
Is the teapot full, what about a cuppa for a starving chap?
jeffmack
- 04 Feb 2003 18:05
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Hilary
Just read thru the Traders Thread, hope the squelching was not too painful.