Recent content by Wolf1.8

put both machine in the same workgroup in the share permissions on the shared folder, set the user kfarris to have full control, and set everyone to have read only

dick471: should work with ntfs

all you have to do is boot to a win 98 boot floppy and use the command --> fdisk /mbr

the nature of wireless right now is that it is not secure, no matter what type of encryption you use...it's getting better, but the encryption algorithms are weak/broken so don't expect to be secure when using wireless!!

I have a linksys and never have had a problem with it

it's basic, but you can use Open Office

Pinging the local loopback (127.0.0.1) will tell you of the PROTOCOLS are functioning properly on the computer...not the physical card. Pinging your own IP address will tell you if the card is functioning properly.

I am trying to find an app that will help me with creating a photo gallery for my web site. I want something that is free and easy to use :) Anyone have any ideas...and btw...I do not use MS frontpage

if you create an image it will usually be compressed...if your 40gig drive is at capacity and you were to create a CD image, the imaging software would span the image across multiple cd's...you can't compress a 40gig image to just 1 cdrw

you were logging onto your domain w/ cached credentials ;)

on some monitors if you go into the settings of the actual monitor (by using the buttons on the physical monitor) it will tell you what it's running at

According to MS also...that is correct

1. you can set local policies on the pc's, but you would have to manage them via remote desktop connection. 2. PCAnywhere

the error that you linked referenced netware as a possible cause...since you are not using netware the only other possibility according to the article is that "DNS is not setup properly". That being said are you using a wireless router as your wireless access point??? If so, is your...

are you using novell netware???